Bregott Butter and Rapeseed Oil Blend

Bregott is a legendary Swedish dairy spread that combines the rich taste of butter with the spreadability of rapeseed oil. First introduced in 1969 by what was then known as Mjölkcentralen, it was developed to provide consumers with a product that offered the flavor of real butter but was easy to use straight from the refrigerator. It has since become a staple in Swedish households, often regarded as the national standard for bread spreads.

The product is manufactured primarily in Sweden, specifically at Arla Foods' dairy in Götene. It proudly carries the 'Svensk Grädde' (Swedish Cream) label, ensuring that the primary ingredients are sourced from Swedish farms. The brand has maintained a consistent identity over the decades, famously utilizing its peaceful 'Bregottfabriken' (The Bregott Factory) advertising campaign featuring cows in idyllic organic settings.

Today, Bregott is owned by Arla Foods, a major European dairy cooperative. As a cooperative, Arla is owned by thousands of dairy farmers across several Northern European countries, including Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and the UK. This ownership structure means the profits are returned to the farmers themselves, ensuring the long-term sustainability of the regional dairy industry.