Cottage Cheese

Tnuva loses millions in failed cottage cheese venture

When Tnuva backed out of its cottage cheese initiative, it lost hundreds of millions. Here's what happened.

While politicians have been seeking to portray Israelis as broke, Israelis have been spending thousands on smartphones.

Israeli dairy giant Tnuva announces its cottage cheese will be produced in US and marketed under a different label in early 2015.

Finance Minister takes pride in reduced price of cottage cheese. High prices sparked 2011 boycott movement.

A grassroots Zionist group says the government was wrong to take back its Milk Law and is punishing the farmers instead of Tnuva.

Importing dairy products and ensuring they are kosher would be very pricey for importers, says Chief Rabbinate. Who will pay? The consumer.

The cottage cheese protest has brought about a reduction in the prices of dairy products, leaving dairy farmers worried about their income.

Following public uproar over Israe'ls high dairy costs - and price-fixing in the industry - Israel is opening up competition and reducing costs.

Knesset Speaker Reuven Rivlin called on Israeli corporate executives not to rush to give up control of their companies to foreign elements.

As more than 90,000 Israelis promise to stop buying cottage, a Knesset committee is formed to investigate dairy prices.

Kadima MK places cottage cheese container on Netanyahu’s table, angering coalition chairman.