Isle of Man Creamery

11/06/2026

It would be lovely for the summer to come back, but at least the rain makes rainbows 🌈

Thanks to our producers, the Moore Family at Begoade Moar, for this beautiful shot of their herd enjoying the pasture, even in the showers 🌧️!

03/06/2026

Tour de Farms is back!

Once again, we're teaming up with Hospice Isle of Man for the most fun and filling cycling event on the Island. 🍰🍩🧁🥪🥐☕️

With a choice of routes taking in three of our dairy farms where there will be a stop off with lots of locally produced, yummy treats for you indulge in and fuel you back to the finish!

Choose your ride:
🚴 Road Route – 52 miles (4/10 difficulty)
🚵 Gravel Challenge – 51 miles (6/10 difficulty)

Plus every rider gets a Goodie Bag packed with Creamery treats!

Start/Finish: Isle of Man Creamery, Tromode
📅 Date: 5th July, starting at 9:00am (sign-on from 8:15am)
💷 Entry: £36
👥 Limited to just 150 riders so don’t miss out!

This is a fun, social, un-timed ride, perfect for enjoying great company and great food.

👉 Secure your spot now at WWW.HOSPICE.ORG.IM/TOURDEFARMS

01/06/2026

He usually drives a 24,000 litre tanker around the Island to our farms, but in August Paul will be trekking the 100 miles on the hoof!!

He’s planning the mammoth walk taking in each of the farms supplying milk to Isle of Man Creamery to raise money for Alder Hey Children’s Hospital to thank them for caring for his granddaughter, Imogen.

You can find out more about his challenge and sponsor him using the link below and of course we’ll be covering his challenge over the two days of the 8th and 9th August!

https://www.justgiving.com/page/abigail-louise-faragher-2?utm_medium=FR&utm_source=CL

Paul Turner is preparing to walk to every dairy farm on the island, a distance of more than 100 miles, to thank the hospital caring for his granddaughter

Read more using the link in the comments.

01/06/2026

🥛 Happy World Milk Day! 🥛

Today we're celebrating the farmers, cows, and communities behind every drop of milk produced here in the Isle of Man.

At Isle of Man Creamery, our milk comes from dedicated local farming families who work tirelessly to care for their herds and our beautiful countryside. Their commitment to quality, sustainability, and animal welfare helps us produce the fresh, nutritious dairy products that we know and love.

So whether you're enjoying a glass of milk, a slice of cheese, or your favourite dairy treat today, join us in raising a glass to the people who make it all possible.

Here's to local farming, great dairy, and the power of milk! 🐄🌱🥛

30/05/2026

We hope you didn’t pack away that big coat and jumper too quickly last week! 🌧️

Here’s something to remind you of the good times, the herd at Ballacricket Farm out enjoying the pasture in the sunshine ☀️

You can see the beautiful Hawthorn in the foreground which plays an important role in protecting biodiversity on farm.

In spring, the fragrant, nectar rich flowers attract an abundance of pollinators.

In summer and autumn, the dense, thorny branches offer excellent, impenetrable nesting sites and vital protection from predators for small birds like yellowhammers, whitethroats, and sparrows.

In winter, the flowers develop into deep-red berries known as "haws". These are an essential energy source for overwintering resident birds (like blackbirds and thrushes) as well as winter migrants from Scandinavia, such as fieldfares, redwings, and waxwings.

Dairy farms provide an abundance of habitats for flora and fauna and protecting biodiversity is an important part of farming on the Island 🐝 🦋 🌱

29/05/2026

We'd love you to join our team!

Our wonderful Lab Technician, Ruth, is retiring in September this year after dedicating 27 years to Isle of Man Creamery! We'll miss her dearly and would like to thank her for all her hard work over the years.

To replace Ruth, we are now opening recruitment for a lab technician. Our technicians are responsible for providing an efficient and accurate testing service to achieve the highest standards of quality, service and compliance in our on-site laboratory.

The hours of work are either 5:30am - 2pm or 7am - 3:30pm between Monday and Friday, rotating weekly.

You can find out more about the role, and apply, by visiting www.isleofmancreamery.com/vacancies

27/05/2026

Due to circumstances beyond our control, our Customer Services department will close at 2pm today.

Any changes to doorstep deliveries for tomorrow (Thursday 28th May) made via phone or email must be submitted before 2pm today.

Customers can still make amendments for tomorrow through the doorstep delivery app until the usual 4:30pm cut-off time.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.

26/05/2026

Hands up if you're visiting the Island for TT and experiencing the natural goodness of our grass-fed milk for the first time 🙋‍♂️

The herds supplying milk to Isle of Man Creamery are certified Grass Fed. This means they spend a minimum of 200 days per year out enjoying the lush pastures of the Island and living a free range life! You can even give the cows in the fields a wave when you're touring the Island!

Can you taste the Isle of Man Creamery difference?

22/05/2026

TT is almost upon us!

Whilst the weather looks great and we’re all excited for a fun fortnight, it’s important to remember that life and work on the Island is carrying on as normal - including large vehicles on the roads.

During the TT period we make adjustments to our farm collections and deliveries to avoid as much of the heavy traffic and road closures as possible but ask all motorists to stay alert and aware of what might be in front of them around the next corner.

We hope everyone has a wonderful fortnight - stay safe and enjoy this weekends heatwave ☀️