Galbani Crescenza

Galbani Crescenza is a traditional Italian soft, fresh cheese known for its creamy texture and delicate, slightly tangy flavor. The brand's history dates back to 1882 when Egidio Galbani began producing high-quality cheeses in the Lombardy region of Italy, eventually becoming one of the most recognized names in Italian dairy.

While the brand originated as a family-run Italian enterprise, it was acquired by the French dairy giant Lactalis in 2006. Today, Galbani remains the leading brand of Italian cheese globally, maintaining its production roots firmly in Italy to preserve the authenticity of its products. The company operates several processing plants across the Italian peninsula, specifically in areas like Corteolona, to ensure the freshness of its soft cheeses like Crescenza.

Under the ownership of the Lactalis Group, Galbani has expanded its international reach while continuing to be marketed as a quintessential Italian staple. Lactalis, headquartered in Laval, France, is the world's largest dairy products group, overseeing a vast portfolio of brands including Parmalat and Président. Despite French ownership, the Crescenza product line continues to be identified with Italian culinary tradition and craftsmanship.