Artisan cheesemaker Formatges Camps opens new facility in El Palau d'Anglesola

The company overcomes urban planning hurdles to open a 300-square-meter workshop in Lleida province.

Generic image of several artisanal cheeses resting in a modern workshop.
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Generic image of several artisanal cheeses resting in a modern workshop.

The company Formatges Camps has officially opened its new workshop in the industrial estate of El Palau d'Anglesola, Pla d'Urgell, ensuring the future of an artisan project with 26 years of history.

The opening on February 2nd ends three years of uncertainty caused by bureaucratic and urban planning issues. The new facility doubles the previous workspace to 300 square meters, allowing for better storage and production conditions.

"The intention is to maintain production and improve the quality of what we were doing until now."

Robert Camps · Head of Formatges Camps
The workshop processes 2,500 liters of milk weekly to create 16 varieties of goat, sheep, and cow cheese. Despite industry challenges like milk shortages in Catalonia, the brand continues to excel, having won awards at the World Cheese Awards.