Tasty yoghurt
Several customers rate the yoghurt highly; one calls it the tastiest brand of yoghurt in the UAE.
Al Warqa
Marmum Dairy Farm is a corporate office in Al Warqa associated with a range of dairy products sold through supermarkets. Reviews especially highlight its yoghurt, milk and laban, although product freshness and customer support are recurring concerns worth checking before you buy.
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Several customers rate the yoghurt highly; one calls it the tastiest brand of yoghurt in the UAE.
Some long-term customers describe the milk as having a distinctive, pleasant taste and consider it better than local competitors.
Fresh cream was praised for its taste and packaging, with one customer also describing the price as reasonable.
A review describes the dairy facility as well equipped for daily production.
Check freshness. Inspect the milk before leaving the shop and keep the receipt; several customers found it spoiled before the printed date.
Inspect curd. Open and check sealed curd soon after purchase, even if the expiry date is still valid and it has been refrigerated.
Call ahead. If you need a restaurant-sized or fresh-milk order, call ahead but have an alternative plan because calls may go unanswered.
Expect sweetness. If choosing strawberry milk, compare the sweetness with other brands first; one reviewer found it impossible to drink.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Yoghurt is one of the brand's strongest review themes, with customers praising its taste and using it for homemade preparations.
The strawberry milk is a named flavour, though one review found it much sweeter than competing brands.
The shredded mozzarella received criticism for turning brown and not melting as expected on pizza.
Alphonso mango juice is mentioned positively alongside Marmum milk and yoghurt.
Multiple customers report milk curdling, smelling bad or spoiling before the printed expiry date, even when refrigerated.
Customers seeking help or restaurant orders report repeated unanswered calls and no reception response.
The strawberry milk was described as too sweet compared with Almarai or Rawabi, with one reviewer saying it was difficult to drink.
Reviews say the shredded mozzarella turned brown or stayed in place instead of melting and spreading on pizza.
The Bottom Line
Marmum Dairy Farm is a corporate office in Al Warqa, while the reviews mainly concern Marmum products bought from supermarkets rather than an office visit. The most consistently appealing choices are yoghurt, milk and laban: customers describe the yoghurt as exceptionally tasty, and one long-term user calls the milk and yoghurt better than local competitors. Fresh cream also receives praise for its taste and packaging.
There is a sizeable freshness caveat. Several buyers say milk curdled, developed a bad smell or spoiled one or two days before the printed expiry date, including bottles kept in the refrigerator. A sealed curd pack was also reported to contain visible dust particles while still within date.
These are not isolated comments, so check the product carefully before leaving the shop and keep proof of purchase if something seems wrong. Customer contact may be frustrating: reviews mention unanswered calls, no reception and difficulty arranging fresh milk for a restaurant. Product choice matters too.
Strawberry milk was criticised for being overly sweet, while shredded mozzarella reportedly browned or failed to melt and spread on pizza. The evidence is mixed—some customers have used Marmum for years and praise its taste—so buying smaller quantities first may be sensible.