Swiss Dairy products

are one of the most well known products that Switzerland is famous for throughout the world.

The Emmi Group located in the Canton of Lucerne of Switzerland produces 47 different sorts of dairy products, 21 varieties of swiss made cheese and 11 different sorts of ice cream. From coffee cream to sourcream, butter, milk drinks, yoghurt, curd and desserts, Emmi supplies its Swiss products to many major international airlines for their 1st and Business Class customers.

Emmi is the largest Swiss milk processor and one of the most innovative premium dairies in Europe. In Switzerland, Emmi focuses on the development, production and marketing of a full range of dairy and fresh products as well as the production, ageing and trading of primarily Swiss cheeses. Outside Switzerland, Emmi concentrates on brand concepts and specialities in European and North American markets.

Air carriers like Singapore Airlines, Swiss Air, Cathay Pacific and others have emphasized the importance to include high quality food products from appointed destinations for their flying passengers.

Flying into Switzerland for example, passengers are treated to such Swiss Swiss milk products from Emmi like yoghurt and Swiss Cheese.

Famous Swiss Cheeses produced by Emmi include the following cheeses

Culinary aficionados  throughout the world know that Switzerland has been producing unique cheeses for centuries and are masters in what they make.

Famous Swiss cheeses are usually named after the region of Switzerland in where they are traditionally made. Sbrinz, Luzerner, Tilsiter, Appenzeller, Emmentaler, Gruyère are some of the better known ones which are exported worldwide.

Fondue and Raclette In Switzerland

Cheese Fondue and Raclette are very tasty traditional meals originating in Switzerland and is traditionally made with a variety of cheeses mixed together.

To find out more about milk products made in Switzerland and the nutritional values and tips on eating for a healthier life visit Emmis Nutrition section on their website