Tnuva
Cottage and white cheese shortage nears end as Tnuva, supermarkets restock
After two months of shortages caused by a technical glitch at Tnuva's dairy and a surge in demand, regular supplies have returned to retail chains and inventories have been rebuilt.
Cottage cheese crisis expands to white cheese
The crisis at Tnuva: The technicians refuse to come to Israel
More coffee, same price: Landwer increases the TAKE AWAY cup size
Farmers halt milk supply in protest of Smotrich’s dairy industry reform
Numerous supermarkets across the country posted signs limiting the number of milk cartons each shopper could purchase as shelves ran low.
What’s new in the food scene in Israel?
A decadent hug-in-a-bowl, right on time: rebar wants a warm winter for everyone.
A soft step forward, a soft jump to the center: The tofu that wants all Israelis
Treats, cuddling, bottles: “New on the Shelf” tasters enjoyed.
Tnuva's decade-long initiative supporting children and families in Ofakim’s periphery
Tnuva and the Community Centers Company’s education and community initiative celebrates 10 years in Ofakim and moves to a new facility in Ramat Shaked.
What will be featured on the holiday table? Tnuva’s new products for Shavuot
Ahead of the holiday, the company is launching new products, including goat cheeses, sugar-free oat drink, salmon cubes, and focaccias.
A full fridge: Tnuva to distribute dairy and food products to 2,000 families in Kiryat Shmona
Ahead of Passover, Tnuva is helping families return to Kiryat Shmona after 1.5 years. Each will get a food package worth hundreds of shekels, delivered home.
The big hit from Papa John’s has arrived – and the hype is justified
Toppings, upgrades, indulgences, and treats – we checked out the latest products hitting the shelves.
Tnuva launches sports groups for war victim rehabilitation
Tnuva is deepening its collaboration with the Etgarim organization, jointly establishing Haetgaristim, dedicated sports groups for rehabilitating war victims.
No milk? The shortage continues, and dairies profit
Due to the ongoing shortage, sales of unregulated milk, including lactose-free and chocolate milk, are soaring. Rami Levy will sell milk at NIS 6 per liter, cheaper than regulated milk.
Food sector sees profit rise during Israel-Hamas War as prices for consumers skyrocket
Critics have blamed monopolies for price hikes unrelated to raw material costs, deepening Israel's cost-of-living crisis.
