Buko Pikant cream cheese

Buko is a prominent brand of cream cheese with heritage dating back to 1932, originally established in Copenhagen. The name 'Buko' itself is an abbreviation derived from the Danish words 'BUen' and 'KØbenhavn'. It has become a staple in many Scandinavian households, known for its variety of flavored and organic cream cheese spreads.

Historically an independent company, Buko was integrated into the cooperative giant Arla Foods. Today, it remains a flagship product within Arla's extensive dairy portfolio. The product featured is part of their organic ('Økologisk') line, specifically the 'Pikant' flavor, which is a savory blend featuring onion and herbs. Production primarily takes place at Arla's specialized dairy facilities in Denmark, maintaining high standards for organic dairy farming and quality control.