
Tel Aviv, November 2025:
Israeli food-tech company Remilk has partnered with Gad Dairies, one of the country’s leading dairy firms, to launch “The New Milk” — a range of cow-free, precision-fermented milk products made using lab-produced whey protein.
The line includes a barista-style milk for cafés and restaurants, with regular and vanilla-flavoured variants to hit supermarkets in January 2026.
What Makes It Special
Remilk uses precision fermentation — inserting milk protein DNA into yeast — to produce bioidentical whey protein (beta-lactoglobulin) without cows.
This protein gives milk its texture, foaming, and nutritional quality, including a high concentration of essential amino acids like leucine, vital for muscle health.
The resulting milk is blended with shea and coconut fat, sugar, stabilisers, and vitamins D & E, creating a drink that’s:
- Tastes identical to cow’s milk
- Lactose-free and kosher-pareve
- Fortified with calcium and fibre
- Contains 75% less sugar
- Environmentally friendly (97% lower greenhouse emissions, 99% less land, and 90% less water than conventional milk)
Regulatory & Global Reach
Founded in 2019, Remilk was the first company to receive approval in Israel (2023) for precision-fermented dairy proteins.
It’s also cleared to sell in Singapore, the U.S., and Canada, and has raised over $150 million to expand its technology.
Market Positioning & Consumer Insights
A joint consumer survey found:
- 92% of Israelis drink cow’s milk
- 61% drink milk alternatives
- 55% find plant-based milks lacking in taste
- 66% follow kosher separation rules, and half would drink pareve milk after eating meat if it tasted like real milk
This suggests a strong market demand for authentic-tasting, dairy-free milk.
Bigger Picture
Remilk joins a small group of global pioneers, alongside Perfect Day (U.S.) and Imagindairy (Israel), bringing fermentation-derived dairy to market.
While others have released dairy proteins for ice cream or powders, The New Milk is among the first fully liquid cow-free milks available for consumers.
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