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With all the things to organise at Christmas it can be difficult to find time to relax and enjoy the celebrations. The Discover.. Cheese range is the perfect solution to your festive culinary dilemmas. With a tempting array of delicious treats, Discover.. will help your Christmas to go with a swing without leaving you in a sweat.

Lurpak Lighter Spreadable, Anchor Light Real Dairy Cream and Cravendale Skimmed Milk have all been nominated in the Slimming Magazine Awards 2004 which 'recognise those foods that have proved real life-savers and helped make losing weight an enjoyable experience instead of a chore'.

Following its summer show successes, Settle butter has received another boost. Sainsbury's has chosen Arla's Settle creamery to supply the salted and unsalted verions of its English Butter line.

Arla is supplying Asda's first flavoured milk drink produced for kids.

UK chocoholics can rejoice, as ANCHOR® Cream has some great news. The brand is launching a new innovation - ANCHOR® Chocolate Flavour Mousse.

New trailers that will serve Stourton will soon be delivering more than milk.

H T Webb, Arla's speciality cheese company, once again proved it is the UK market leader after scooping 39 trophies at the recent World Cheese Awards held in London.

Arla Foods UK plc today announced its plans to open its new Scottish dairy early in 2005, at Lockerbie in Dumfries-shire. This is a joint venture operation between Arla and its strategic alliance partner, Milk Link, expanding the utilisation of Milk Link's existing cheese factory site.

Arla has donated more than 9,000 litres of Asda longlife milk to victims of the civil war in Liberia, West Africa.

CRAVENDALE® fresh milk and Leicestershire County Cricket Club hope to discover tomorrow’s cricket superstars as they invite every child in the county to take part in a bespoke cricket development programme, thanks to a £50,000 grant from Sportsmatch.

The first ever Discover.. adverts were launched on television this July.

A maize maze which is being sponsored for the second year running by CRAVENDALE fresh milk was opened to the general public following a test run by local school pupils and senior Leeds Rhino's players rugby players recently.