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    FrieslandCampina to acquire Wisconsin Whey Protein

    FrieslandCampina to buy Wisconsin Whey Protein
    Courtesy of FrieslandCampina
    December 2, 2025

    Royal FrieslandCampina N.V. will acquire Wisconsin Whey Protein, a producer of whey protein isolates in the United States.

    The transaction is subject to customary conditions, including regulatory approvals. Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed. 

    Wisconsin Whey Protein will become part of FrieslandCampina Ingredients. As a result, FrieslandCampina Ingredients will significantly increase its total whey protein capacity, helping to meet rising global demand for high-quality protein ingredients. The acquisition will enable the company to scale and extend its market-leading position in Europe and Asia into the North American market.

    “By joining forces with Wisconsin Whey Protein, a respected producer of high-quality whey isolates with a strong focus on production and innovation, we bring together expanded capacity in the United States with our deep expertise in protein technology, research and application development. The acquisition will enable us to scale our proven successes in high-end protein offerings to customers in the United States and worldwide. All in the pursuit of providing nutritional solutions that meet both consumer preferences and needs, to help people get the most out of life, always," said Anne Peter Lindeboom, President of FrieslandCampina Ingredients.

    Wisconsin Whey Protein’s founder and CEO K Kachadurian added: “There’s a natural fit between Wisconsin Whey Protein’s entrepreneurial spirit and FrieslandCampina Ingredients’ global growth ambition. I’m proud that our team will become part of such a purpose-driven company—one making a meaningful impact.”

    With the intended acquisition, FrieslandCampina will also enter into a collaboration with Stainless Technologies, a sister company of Wisconsin Whey Protein that builds state-of-the-art process technology solutions.


    KEYWORDS: mergers and acquisitions in the dairy industry protein whey protein

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