ALL THINGS PARTNERS WITH RSABI TO SUPPORT SCOTLAND’S AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY

ALL THINGS PARTNERS WITH RSABI TO SUPPORT SCOTLAND’S AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY

All Things Dairy Cottage Cheese at Yester Farm, Haddington supporters of RSABI

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British dairy brand ALL THINGS has announced a new partnership with RSABI, committing 1% of revenue from its fast-growing cottage cheese range to the Scottish agricultural charity.

RSABI provides practical, emotional and financial support to people involved in Scottish agriculture, including farmers, crofters, farm workers and their families. Its confidential services range from counselling and regular telephone support to financial assistance, business reviews and support following illness, injury or bereavement.

The partnership reflects ALL THINGS’ belief that building a modern dairy brand also means supporting the people and livelihoods behind the industry.

Founded by chef Thomas Straker and entrepreneur Toby Hopkinson, ALL THINGS is known for bringing a fresh, flavour-first approach to everyday dairy.

Its cottage cheese range has quickly become one of the brand’s breakout launches, selling more than 1 million pots in its first four months and proving that the conversation around cottage cheese is converting at shelf.

The range is produced in Scotland with Yester Farm Dairies, a family-run dairy business based at Yester Mains in East Lothian and led by husband-and-wife team Simon and Jackie McCreery. The partnership has been central to scaling ALL THINGS Cottage Cheese, bringing together modern brand demand with Scottish dairy expertise.

From 1st August, 1% of revenue generated by the ALL THINGS Cottage Cheese range will help fund RSABI’s ongoing services across Scotland. As demand for the category continues to grow, the contribution is expected to provide meaningful ongoing support to people working across Scottish agriculture.

Toby Hopkinson, CEO & Co-founder of ALL THINGS, said: “The people working across agriculture are fundamental to everything we do, but the pressures they face are often unseen. The team at RSABI does really important work, giving practical support when it matters most, and we want the growth of our cottage cheese range to contribute directly to that.”

Gavin Youll, Chief Financial Officer at ALL THINGS, added: “We want this commitment to grow with the cottage cheese category. Our cottage cheese is produced in Scotland with Yester Farm Dairies, so supporting RSABI and the people working across Scottish agriculture felt like a natural extension of that partnership.”

Pauline Macmillan, Head of Fundraising at RSABI, said: “We are absolutely delighted to partner with ALL THINGS and are incredibly grateful for this fantastic commitment. It is wonderful to see a brand that manufactures its cottage cheese right here in Scotland giving back so directly to the local agricultural community. This ongoing support will provide vital funding for our services, ensuring we can continue to deliver crucial emotional, practical, and financial support to farmers, crofters, and their families across Scotland when they need it most.”

RSABI offers free practical, financial, and emotional support including counselling services, delivered quickly after receiving the initial enquiry. Its free confidential support service is
available 24 hours a day, every day of the year, by calling 0808 1234 555 (calls won’t show up on phone bills) or through a confidential webchat service, available on RSABI’s website
www.rsabi.org.uk.

The ALL THINGS cottage cheese range is available from selected retailers including Sainsbury’s, Ocado, Waitrose and Morrisons, as well as independent stores across the UK.

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