Ile de France Petit Camembert

Ile de France is a premium brand of French cheeses known globally for its iconic ocean liner logo. The brand was famously named after the SS Île de France, the first great ocean liner built after WWI, which began transporting the first soft-ripened Brie to the United States in 1936. This connection established the brand's reputation for luxury and the successful export of delicate French dairy products to international markets.

Today, the brand Petit Camembert remains true to its heritage, being produced in France and exported globally. It is marketed as a high-quality, creamy cheese with a thin rind, maintaining its status as a quintessential French culinary export. The brand is managed under the umbrella of major French dairy cooperatives, ensuring that traditional cheesemaking standards are met while utilizing modern distribution networks to reach consumers worldwide.