Sealtest Dairy Products

Sealtest is a historic brand name in the North American dairy industry, known for its long legacy of providing fresh milk, cream, and frozen desserts. The brand was originally established by the National Dairy Products Corporation, a predecessor to Kraft Foods. For decades, Sealtest was one of the most recognizable dairy brands in the United States and Canada, representing quality and safety in pasteurization processes.

Over the years, the brand's ownership has been split geographically. In Canada, the Sealtest brand is managed by Agropur Dairy Cooperative, a major Canadian dairy cooperative that handles production across various provinces. In the United States, the brand underwent several ownership shifts involving Kraft and eventually Breyers, with modern rights currently held by the Kraft Heinz Company and licensed to various regional processors.

Today, Sealtest remains a staple in Canadian grocery stores, offering a wide range of dairy staples. Its manufacturing is localized to ensure freshness, meaning products found in specific regions are typically produced at nearby dairy facilities under the oversight of the brand's respective owners in those territories.