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Iconic Australian cheese brand discontinued after 120 years

September 6, 2024

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Tasmania’s King Island Dairy will stop operations from mid-2025, bringing to a close its 120-year legacy.

King Island Diary’s parent company Saputo made the decision following a ten-month “intensive review” during which they were unable to find a buyer for the brand.

Saputo CEO Leanne Cutts…

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