For more than 95 years, Tnuva has been a central feature of the Israeli dining experience, producing some of the most familiar and beloved food products and brands such as Tnuva’s milk Emek cheese, Tnuva’s cottage cheese, Yoplait yogurts, Yolo desserts, Piraeus salted cheeses, Chef Lavan products, GO sports proteins, Tirat Zvi cold meats, Ma’adanot and Sunfrost frozen products, and Tnuva's 'Alternative' dairy substitutes brand. At Tnuva, we: • employ 6,000 workers, 65% of whom live in the periphery • source 80% of our raw materials from the local agriculture market • work daily with 1,700 farmers • produce 900 million liters of milk a year • have 11,000 points-of-sale • deliver 5 million products per day • work with 8,000 suppliers • operate 32 operational, logistics and R&D centers spread nationwide Tnuva is a leading FMCG company which provides a wide range of solutions for the retail and food service markets. Tnuva boasts an experienced sales force, a chilled and frozen product distribution system which leads the market in terms of deployment and frequency, and cutting-edge technological and R&D know-how. As a national company, Tnuva champions values of equality, supporting disadvantaged populations, and reducing social gaps. Tnuva established and supports nine “Ligdol Tov” houses: centers that provide activities which are accessible, both geographically and economically, to in-need families, and which open up new opportunities in diverse fields for their children. Tnuva also embarked on a collaborative initiative with Ort Braude College to promote mechanical engineering studies in order to encourage students to pursue this important and under-served field. In addition, Tnuva established “Freshstart”, a foodtech hub in the North of Israel, with the support of the Government of Israel, Tempo Beverages, and VCs OurCrowd and Finestere, in order to promote entrepreneurship, technology and innovation, with an emphasis on social impact in Israel’s periphery.
Location: Israel
Employees: 5001-10000
Founded date: 1926
Mentions in press and media 10
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| 18.08.2026 | Ever After Foods Buys Belgian Startup Fishway to Add Aquatic Cell Biology to Cultivated Protein Platform | Israeli cultivated protein company Ever After Foods (EAF) has acquired Fishway, a Belgium-based biotechnology firm working on aquatic cell lines and animal-component-free (ACF) media, adding fish cell cultivation capabilities to its manufac... |
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| 27.01.2025 | Israeli Cell Ag Innovator Pluri Raises $6.5M, Announces Lab-Grown Cocoa Startup Acquisition | 4 Mins Read Israel’s Pluri has secured a $6.5M investment and entered the cell-based chocolate space with the impending purchase of a majority stake in Rehovot-based Kokomodo. After innovating with cultivated meat and lab-grown coffee, Haif... |
| 21.05.2024 | Israel’s Alt Protein Industry Poised to Generate 10,000 Jobs and $2.5 Billion by 2030, New Report Predicts | A report has been published by the Israel Innovation Authority (IIA), the World Economic Forum (WEF) through the Fourth Industrial Revolution (C4IR) network led by C4IR Israel, and the Good Food Institute Israel. The paper examines the role... |
| 05.04.2023 | Trendwatching at Future Food-Tech, part two: From upcycled prebiotic fibers to molecular farming 2.0 | In part two of our roundup of the Future Food-Tech summit in San Francisco, we highlight startups spanning a range of fields from molecular farming to upcycled prebiotic fibers from leftover parts of crops. Comet gears up to open dedicated ... |
| 22.06.2022 | Israel’s Largest Food Manufacturer Tnuva to Found Dedicated Alt Protein R&D Center | The Tnuva Group, Israel’s largest food conglomerate, has announced it will establish a new research and development center dedicated to alt protein. The major food manufacturer said that as growing numbers of Israelis are turning away from ... |