Tnuva Ends Cottage Cheese Shortage, Returns to Regular Supply Amid Technical Fixes
How 4 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
By נבו שפיר
First reported by Now 14 · Jul 22, 2026
What happened
Tnuva resolved a weeks-long cottage cheese shortage caused by a technical malfunction at its Alon Tavor plant, returning to normal supply. The company denied claims of reducing production of regulated dairy products and reported increased output in 2026. Tnuva is working with international technicians amid wartime challenges to restore full operations and meet high consumer demand.
- 01Tnuva ends cottage cheese shortage, resumes regular supply after weeks of scarcity.
- 02Shortage caused by a logistics system malfunction at Alon Tavor dairy plant.
- 03International technical teams assist repairs due to specialized equipment not made in Israel.
- 04Tnuva denies cutting production of regulated dairy products, reports annual growth.
- 05Cottage cheese production rose 4.5% in early 2026 despite recent issues.
- 06Company emphasizes no economic incentive to reduce cottage cheese output.
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