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Forever Cheese
Food and Beverage Services
New York, New York 1,629 followers
A Passion for Great Taste ▪ Premier importer of exceptional cheeses and specialty foods
About us
Forever Cheese is the premier importer of exceptional cheeses and specialty foods from Italy, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, and Switzerland. Our selection of artisanal cheeses, charcuterie, nuts, crackers, and preserves is carefully sourced and sold in stores nationwide. For over 25 years, we have been committed to setting the highest standard in our industry when it comes to product quality and taking care of our producers, customers, and employees. From Drunken Goat® to Genuine Fulvi® Pecorino Romano, mostarda to Mitica® Marcona Almonds, ‘nduja to jamón ibérico, we are proud to offer a wide variety of products we love from people we believe in.
- Website
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http://forevercheese.com
External link for Forever Cheese
- Industry
- Food and Beverage Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, New York
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1998
Locations
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Primary
12 W 27th St
Floor 14
New York, New York 10001, US
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505 Jefferson Ave
Secaucus, New Jersey 07094, US
Employees at Forever Cheese
Updates
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The Drunken Goat® has a new look! We refreshed the label of this beloved goat cheese, centering on the “drunken” goat character, a nod to the Murciana goats that provide the milk for the cheese and the red Monastrell wine in which the cheese is soaked. Made in Jumilla, Spain, The Drunken Goat® is known for its iconic violet rind and its approachable, fruity flavor that has turned the hearts of many a professed goat cheese hater. #cheese #packaging #brandrefresh
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culture : the word on cheese spoke to our co-founder Michele Buster about the crisis facing shepherds around the world, a problem she's devoted to help solve. One generation of shepherds is aging and there is a major personnel shortage in the next generation, with many challenges facing those who choose the profession, including low wages, diminishing pastures, bureaucracy, and even wolves. Read about the issues, those working to find solutions, and why it matters in this article from Linni Kral. #savetheshepherd #cheesemaking #shepherd
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We had our annual summer outing this week, where we take time to be together and have fun in the city. This year, we went to Lawn Club and traded cheese for lawn games for the afternoon!
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Attention all cheese folks heading to Buffalo, NY for American Cheese Society's annual conference: we'll be exhibiting at the networking salon on Thursday and Friday. You can also try a sampling of our charcuterie and cheese accompaniments at Friday's Meet the Cheesemaker. Come by and taste! We always look forward to this event each year as it allows us to be in community with our cheese friends and nerd out on our favorite topic.
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Our biggest event of the year is almost here! You'll find us in booth 1968 at the Fancy Food Show in New York, June 21-23. This is a rare opportunity to find hundreds of our products in one place - cheese, cured meats, nuts, crackers, snacks, sweets, treats, and more. There will be plenty of new products and surprises, so reach out to make an appointment with us! Joining us in our booth will be Carmela Cano, maker of KM 39 cheese, Bodensee Käse AG, makers of Red Witch and Old Witch cheese from Switzerland, and Lady Edison, of Lady Edison Extra Fancy Country Ham fame! #fancyfoodshow #specialtyfood Specialty Food Association
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We're bringing back the Adopt-an-Alp program this year! Through our partnership with Caroline Hostettler, we are offering retailers and distributors the opportunity to “adopt” an Alp and receive cheese from families who spend their summers who spend their summers in the Swiss alps. These farmers and cheesemakers choose to bring their animals and families up the Alp every year, an ancient practice that is deeply tied to tradition in Switzerland but is in danger of dying out due to our constantly modernizing world. This is a unique opportunity to try cheeses that rarely leave the Alp and to let your customers know that you value traditional cheesemaking and transhumance. Please reach out for more information on this year’s program and the specific Alps available. #adoptanalp #artisancheese
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It was a pleasure to travel to Italy with this group of team members from Whole Foods Market to discover the magic behind the production process of Parmigiano Reggiano. Trips like this are an important part of the ongoing education and community building that we prioritize here at Forever Cheese. There is so much benefit and meaning in witnessing production firsthand and meeting the artisans behind a product, whether it's your first or fiftieth time.
One of my favorite parts of my job is connecting with Whole Foods Market Team Members about foods they’re passionate about. For many of them, including our more than 300 Certified Cheese Professionals, cheese is one of their favorite products. Italy is one of the food capitals of the world, so it makes sense that it’s home to the King of Cheese, Parmigiano-Reggiano. On my recent trip there with 14 Culture Champions and Ambassador of Food Culture Cathy Strange, we devoted an entire day to the production of Parmigiano-Reggiano, following the process from before dawn at the farm where we watched the milking all the way through cracking the finished wheels with the help of our supplier, Forever Cheese. It was fascinating to see modern production that still honors cheesemaking traditions that began back in the Middle Ages. From the dairy farm, we followed the milk to the manufacturing facility where the cheese is made in large copper vats that hold up to 150 gallons of milk. Once the curds form, they are lifted into molds. Once released from the molds, the wheels are salted and moved to an aging facility where they are aged at least 12 months and up to 40 or more. After aging, each wheel is tested for quality and those that pass are hot iron branded, officially becoming Parmigiano Reggiano. The best part, of course, was cracking three 80-pound aged wheels and finally getting a taste. I want to appreciate Forever Cheese and each of the facilities for hosting the perfect day for us to bring our love and passion for food and amplify our food culture. #TeamWFM #IntheFieldWFM
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