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Controversies

Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.

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  1. 2026

    Arla Protein Puddings recall

    Recall announced

    Arla Foods Ltd issued a recall of various Arla Protein Pudding products. According to the recall notice, the products may contain glass. The recall covers multiple varieties of the Arla Protein Pudding line. The notice did not specify affected batch codes, best-before dates, or the number of units involved. No injuries or other outcomes were reported in the notice. The recall was announced in November 2026.

    Arla Foods Ltd is recalling various Arla Protein Pudding products because they may contain glass.

  2. 2024

    Backlash over Bovaer feed trial

    Arla faced boycott calls and online misinformation in the United Kingdom after announcing a trial of Bovaer, a feed additive intended to reduce methane emissions from dairy cows. Critics raised unsubstantiated safety and conspiracy claims. Arla and the manufacturer defended the trial, stating that the additive had undergone testing and received regulatory approval for relevant uses.

  3. 2021

    Angliss Singapore sues former employee over alleged confidential-information misappropriation

    Lawsuit filed

    Angliss Singapore is suing a former senior employee, alleging that he misappropriated confidential information when leaving for a competitor; Angliss alleges the conduct resulted in the loss of a long-held distributorship. The claims are allegations in an ongoing case.

    Source excerpt

    • Food supplier Angliss Singapore is suing a former senior employee who allegedly misappropriated confidential information when he left the company for a competitor, resulting in the loss of a distributorship it had held for over 40 years.
  4. 2006

    Middle East boycott over Danish cartoons

    Arla became one of the most commercially affected companies during a boycott of Danish products in the Middle East following controversy over cartoons published in Denmark depicting Muhammad. The company’s sales in the region collapsed temporarily, and its apology advertising in Saudi Arabia prompted criticism in Denmark.