Riverina Dairy Co.
Riverina Dairy takes its name from the region it calls home, the Riverina, otherwise known as Australia’s Food Bowl. Located in southern NSW, bordered by Victoria to the south and the Great Dividing Range to the east, it’s some of the most fertile agricultural land in the country.
It’s here, just outside Corowa, that we raise our own cattle and produce the high-quality milk that goes on to become our award-winning cheese, yoghurt and sour cream.
100% Australian made and owned, and proud to still do things the local way.
Fresh is Best
What sets Riverina Dairy apart is control, over the milk, and over how it gets from paddock to production. Our cows are milked on our farm just outside Corowa, and the milk travels just 63km down the road to our dairy in Albury, chilled, transported and turned into cheese within hours.
Our farm in Corowa is one of the largest and most modern dairy operations in Australia. Every cow is a farm bred Holstein Friesian, giving us a herd that delivers an industry leading standard of milk quality, day in, day out.
The Dairy
The Riverina is more than just home, it’s what makes this whole operation possible. Clean air, fertile soil and reliable rainfall have shaped the region into one of the most productive and agriculturally diverse parts of the country, exactly why it’s known as Australia’s Food Bowl.
It is here, just outside Corowa at Riverina Milk, that The Riverina Dairy raises its dairy cattle and produces the high-quality milk which is then transported to its production facility in Albury just down the road, to be used to make our award-winning range.
Dairy Code of Conduct
Our business is aware of and agrees with the Dairy Code of Conduct to aid the industry with greater transparency and fairness in how transactions are entered into between processors and farmers.
As Riverina Dairy sources its milk requirement from its own dairy farm, it does not intend to purchase milk from other dairy farms during the 2025/26 milk year and has therefore not published a standard form of agreement for milk supply.
For the 2026/27 milk year, Riverina Dairy does not intend to purchase milk from other dairy farms and has therefore not published a standard form of agreement for milk supply.