Skånemejerier Vispgrädde 36%

Skånemejerier Vispgrädde is a staple Swedish dairy product, specifically a whipping cream with a 36% fat content. The brand originated in the Scania (Skåne) region of southern Sweden, founded as a cooperative by local farmers. It is widely recognized for its 'Svensk Grädde' label, signifying that the milk used is sourced exclusively from Swedish farms.

While the brand maintains deep Swedish roots and continues to process its products in Sweden, it is no longer owned by a local cooperative. In 2012, Skånemejerier was acquired by the French dairy giant Lactalis. This transition moved the ultimate ownership to one of the world's largest dairy corporations, though the production facilities remain primarily in Skåne to serve the Nordic market.