Castello, a Basking Ridge, N.J.-based brand of Arla Foods Inc., said it is making every cheese lover's dream a reality this National Cheese Day (June 4).

Wisconsin has been making cheese even longer than it's been a state, the organization said, and this year marks a big milestone.

The Laughing Cow — the brand known for creamy cheese wedges and embracing life's laughable moments — said it is ringing in its landmark 100th anniversary with fans in the United States as celebrations kick off globally this month.

Wisconsin Cheese (Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin), Madison, Wis., said it is officially declaring cheese as the universal love language of 2021.

Tillamook County Creamery Association, Tillamook, Ore., which in 2019 introduced Tillamook Cheeseboards — craveable combinations of Tillamook cheese, fruit spreads and artisanal crackers, announced the launch of the "Snack Pact."

Cheese snack brand Babybel, from Chicago-based Bel Brands USA, said it is launching a new campaign with the mission of inspiring consumers to “Join the Goodness.”

Stella, a cheese brand of Saputo Cheese USA Inc., part of Montreal, Quebec-based Saputo Inc., said it is inviting consumers to elevate everyday cooking with the launch of its new campaign, “Go from Good to Gourmet.”

To help keep independent pizzerias in business as they adjust to new operational models during the coronavirus pandemic, a national advertising campaign from Grande Cheese Co., Fond du Lac, Wis., is encouraging Americans to order their favorite local pizza.

Old El Paso, a brand of Minneapolis-based General Mills, announced a search to find “America's Cheesiest Family.”

The Chicago-based maker of Mexican cheese will be celebrating by giving back to the community with restaurant specials and a food truck tour.