The projects underline Arla’s long-term commitment to Scottish dairy and the local community, where 90 new roles will be created.
Nigeria spends an estimated $1.5 billion annually on dairy imports, according to government data, with local production covering less than 40% of demand. Arla’s expansion aims to chip away at that gap.
The drinks’ Raspberry and Blueberry variants naturally feature a subtle sparkle or “fizz”, while the yoghurts provide a smooth, creamy texture with gentle fruit notes.
Revenue for the period was US$8.76 billion (EUR 7.5 billion).
The EUR 50.9m includes both production facilities and warehouse and will result in the creation of approximately 20 new jobs.