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Fivemiletown Creamery is based in Fivemiletown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland and is a producer of handmade speciality soft cheeses and cheddars. The company is a farmers’ co-operative and employs around 80 people. The creamery draws its milk supplies mostly from around 60 dairy farmers in the Clogher Valley. The company was founded in 1898.[1]
Products
The range consists of a number of award winning soft cheeses including Ballybrie, Ballyoak (which is the first smoked Brie in Europe)[citation needed], and Ballyblue, the first blue cheese to be developed in all of Ireland[citation needed]. Cooneen is a soft goats cheese brie made with milk from a producer three miles from the creamery. More recently, they have added Oakwood to the range which is naturally smoked over oak chips. The company produce a number of award winning cheddars ranging from mild to extra mature.
Awards
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In early 2010, Fivemiletown was awarded the International ISO 14001 Environmental Standard, one of only a small number of Northern Ireland companies to have achieved the standard by implementing an Environmental Management System to reduce to environmental ‘carbon footprint’ of the business and to decrease pollution and waste produced.
Fivemiletown also achieved a BRC Grade A, which is a testament to the focus they put on producing cheese not only to the highest quality but also to the highest safety standards. Not only this, but Fivemiletown are the first food business in Northern Ireland to achieve the Red Tractor, Assured Dairy Farm quality mark, following an extensive and independent audit of its milk suppliers.
Their cheeses have won awards at the Great Taste Awards[2], British Cheese Awards[2] and the Nantwich International Cheese show[citation needed]. In November 2010, Fivemiletown was named as Best Small Supplier 2010 by Sainsbury's for supply of speciality cheeses.
References
- ^ "Fivemiletown Creamery, profile". BusinessWeek.
- ^ a b "Fivemiletown cheeses have gold star quality". Foodindustrycareers.co.uk. 2010-07-20.
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