Juhayna expands its dairy portfolio with new Turkish Labneh flavors

EGYPT – Juhayna has launched new Turkish Labneh flavours, Kalamata Olives & Thyme, and Sundried Tomatoes & Basil, designed to meet the changing consumer tastes and the growing appetite for more distinctive everyday products.

Available in 250g and 500g sizes, the new offerings bring Mediterranean-inspired Flavors to the breakfast table in a format designed for both individuals and families.

At the core of the new range is a commitment to authentic ingredients and uncompromising quality. Each variant is made with real pieces, including Kalamata olives, thyme, sundried tomatoes, and basil, blended into 100% natural labneh free from vegetable oils.

The result is a rich, creamy product that delivers both flavour and nutrition, offering a convenient way to elevate the everyday breakfast experience without straying from what consumers already love.

Juhayna Food Industries, established in 1983, is an Egyptian company specializing in the production, processing, and packaging of a diverse range of dairy products, juices, and cooking products.

The company has succeeded in leading the dairy and juice markets in Egypt while expanding into international markets, exporting its products to 64 countries, including the export of oranges.

This success is driven by Juhayna’s continued commitment to providing safe, healthy food products of superior quality, making it a preferred brand among consumers.

The company reported a 19.99% year-on-year (YoY) decline in consolidated profit during the full year 2025.

The company’s consolidated profit excluding minority interest decreased to US$36.48 million (EGP 1.909 billion) in 12 months to December 31st. Net sales surged to US$572.99 million (EGP 29.984 billion).

Furthermore, Juhayna reported a standalone net profit after tax of US$24.66 million (EGP 1.292 billion) in 2025, up from US$411,166 (EGP 21.527 million) in the same period in 2024.

In H1 2025, it recorded net revenues of EGP 14.2 billion, up 23% YoY from US$237.71 million (EGP 11.5 billion) in H1 2024, fueled by double-digit volume growth across Juhayna’s core segments.

H1 2025 results include US$293.51 million (EGP 522 million) in FX-related expenses tied to raw material sourcing, which, if adjusted, would have brought the gross profit margin down to 28.7%. All figures stated exclude the impact of the February 2025 merger.

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