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Chaeban Artisan Ricotta 10% M.F. 500g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Chaeban Artisan Ricotta 10% M.F. 500g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Santa Lucia Ricotta 500g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Santa Lucia Ricotta 500g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Tre Stelle Light Ricotta 475g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Tre Stelle Light Ricotta 475g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Tre Stelle Extra Smooth Ricotta 475g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Tre Stelle Extra Smooth Ricotta 475g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Tre Stelle Traditional Ricotta 475g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Tre Stelle Traditional Ricotta 475g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Tre Stelle Light Ricotta 280g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Tre Stelle Light Ricotta 280g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Tre Stelle Traditional Ricotta 280g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Tre Stelle Traditional Ricotta 280g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Tre Stelle Traditional Ricotta 950g

Consumer Product

The Blue Cow logo on Tre Stelle Traditional Ricotta 950g means it's proudly made with Canadian Dairy. Discover more details here.

Dessert Rice Cakes With Cream Cheese

Consumer Recipe

How do you turn a rice cake into a decadent and delicious snack? Easy! Use cream cheese that displays the Quality Milk logo, fresh raspberry purée, melted chocolate, and sea salt! Dress it up to your preference with honey, blueberries, strawberries, pumpkin seeds, or cocoa nibs.

How to Reduce Dairy Emissions

Corporate Resource

Dairy Farmers of Canada has committed to working towards reaching net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from milk production at the farm level by the year 2050. The organization’s commitment also includes targets related to improving measures of soil and land, water, biodiversity and energy.