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South Caernarfon Creameries wins Best Dairy Product Award 2016

South Caernarfon Creameries’ Welsh Slate Cavern Aged Cheddar has won the Best Dairy Product 2016 at the Food Management Today Industry Awards.The Welsh farmer co-operative created Welsh Slate Cavern Aged Cheddar in conjunction with Sainsburys and Llechwedd Slate Caverns in Blaenau Ffestiniog. It was developed exclusively for Sainsbury’s and is sold nationally throughout the UK under their Taste the Difference brand in retail and deli format. The cheese takes a long traditional  maturing method. Following initial maturation at the Creameries’ site near Pwlhelli in North Wales, the cheese

London debut for Dragon Cheddar at International Food Exhibition

South Caernarfon Creameries will be swapping the rolling hills of north Wales for the urban landscape of London when their Dragon Cheddar is officially launched at the International Food Exhibition in London on 22ndMarch (stand N1506).Dragon Cheddar will take centre stage on South Caernarfon’s stand during the four day trade show, with particular focus to the heritage and provenance of both the brand and cheese. The Welsh Slate Aged Cavern Cheddar has been developed in partnership with Llechwedd Slates Caverns and the entire process highlights the Welsh heritage of the cheese. The cheese is

St David’s Day launch of Welsh Slate Aged Cavern Cheddar in Welsh stores

There’s no better time to celebrate all things Welsh than St David’s Day. This year there’s the chance to indulge in a new and authentic Welsh cheese as South Caernarfon Creameries officially launches their Welsh Slate Aged Cavern Cheddar into local Welsh stores.The new Cheddar, packed in the Creameries’ Dragon brand, has been developed in partnership with Llechwedd Slates Caverns. The cheese adopts a very traditional maturing method transported from the creameries’ Chwilog base to the Slate Cavern in Blaenau Ffestiniog and left to mature 500 feet underground. This maturation process,

South Caernarfon Creameries confirms its’ £8.5million investment plan

South Caernarfon Creameries, Wales’ oldest farmer-owned dairy co-operative, has announced plans for a new cheese production facility with an investment estimated at £8.5 million.The new facility will be on the Creamery’s site in Chwilog and will almost double production capability, increasing capacity from the current level of 9,500 tonnes to 17,000 tonnes. Work will start on the new build in summer 2014 and is expected to be completed and operational by summer 2015. The development will be phased. Phase 1 will cost £6 million and increase production to 11,000 tonnes. Phase 2, costing £2.5

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