Chavroux Goat Cheese

Chavroux is a prominent brand of French goat cheese, renowned for its mild flavor and creamy pyramid shape. Originally introduced to the market in the late 1980s by the French dairy company Fromageries Lescure, it was created to offer a more accessible, less pungent alternative to traditional goat cheeses. It has since become a staple in the goat cheese category across Europe, particularly in France and Germany.

The product is primarily manufactured in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region of France, specifically in Réparsac, utilizing high-quality goat milk. Since the brand's inception and subsequent growth, it has been part of the Savencia Fromage & Dairy group (formerly known as Bongrain). Savencia is a leading global milk processor and one of the world's largest cheese producers, headquartered in Viroflay, France. The ownership remains French, with the group maintaining a strong focus on specialty cheeses and dairy innovations.