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COMPANY DETAILS
3500 East Destination Drive
Appleton
WI 54915
United States
ACTIVE CATEGORIES
Agropur inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Agropur Cooperative, which is a North American dairy industry leader founded in 1938. With sales of $6.4 billion in 2017, Agropur is a source of pride to its 3,290 members and 8,300 employees who pursue its vision every day: “Better dairy. Better world.” Agropur processes more than 13 billion pounds of milk per year at its 39 plants across North America.
Dairy Solutions: (<90% protein)
- Whey protein concentrates
- Whey permeate
- Lactose & Sweet whey
Nutrition Solutions: (>90% protein/specialty)
- Whey protein isolates
- Nutraceuticals
- Protein hydrolysates
Custom Solutions:
- Contract manufacturing
- Specialty blends
- Ingredient distribution
FOOD INGREDIENTS NEWS
02 Nov 2018 --- Whey and lactose ingredients will continue to outpace the general food and food ingredients market in terms of volume growth, and the whey and lactose industry will be able to keep... Read More
BUSINESS NEWS
25 Sep 2018 --- Agropur Cooperative has announced that it is shutting its plant in Saint-Damase, in Quebec’s Montérégie region. Major investments were needed at the plant.... Read More
BUSINESS NEWS
26 Sep 2017 --- Global Dairy Trade, the world’s leader in global dairy trading, is broadening its services by hosting its first multi-seller pool which will offer US-sourced standard lactose... Read More
BUSINESS NEWS
04 Sep 2017 --- Agropur is set to become the sole owner of Ultima Foods Inc. following an agreement between two of Canada's leading dairy cooperatives, Agropur and Agrifoods International... Read More
FOOD INGREDIENTS NEWS
04 Jul 2017 --- US-based Agropur Ingredients have announced the broadening of the ingredients business of Agropur Cooperative. Under the new structure, Agropur Ingredients will be comprised of... Read More
THE WORLD OF FOOD INGREDIENTS
22 Jun 2018 --- Key suppliers offer their thoughts on the demand for traceability & sustainability. What is driving the demand for clearer labels and what role can suppliers play?
