Batavo Unsalted Extra Butter

Batavo is one of Brazil's most traditional dairy brands, originating in the town of Carambeí, Paraná. It was founded by Dutch immigrants in the early 20th century as part of a dairy cooperative. The brand became widely recognized for its high-quality milk, yogurts, and butter products, often identified by its iconic 'Dutch girl' logo.

Over the decades, the ownership of Batavo has changed several times. In 2014, the brand was acquired by Lactalis, a French multinational dairy products corporation. Today, Batavo products are primarily manufactured in Brazil, utilizing local dairy sources while benefiting from the global expertise and infrastructure of the Lactalis Group. This specific product is an unsalted extra butter, a staple in Brazilian kitchens for both baking and daily consumption.