Mococa Sweetened Condensed Milk is the perfect ingredient for happy family meal gatherings. It adds more flavor to your desserts, such as puddings, pies, cakes, petit fours, and other sweets. With 8% fat, it adds a creamy texture to your recipes.

Ingredients: Whole milk and/or reconstituted whole milk powder, sugar, and lactose.

ALLERGIC: CONTAINS MILK AND DERIVATIVES.
CONTAINS LACTOSE. DOES NOT CONTAIN GLUTEN.

 
Sweetened Condensed Milk –  Full Cream

Informações Nutricionais Nutrition
Facts

"(*) % Daily Reference Values based on a diet of 2,000kcal or 8400kJ. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your energy needs. (**) Daily Values not established."
AMOUNT PER SERVING%DV(*)
20g serving (2 tbsp)
Energy66kcal=277kJ3
Carbohydrates11 g4
Protein1,4 g2
Total fat1,6 g3
Saturated fats1,0 g5
Trans fats0 g(**)
Dietary Fiber0 g0
Sodium26 mg1
Calcium50 mg5

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Our history

1919

The Founder

Our history begins in 1919 with the foundation of the Mococa Factory by Izabel Barretto. She initially produced small-batch butter using "machinery," consisting of a manual butter mixer and a wooden press.

1919

The Founder

Our history begins in 1919 with the foundation of the Mococa Factory by Izabel Barretto. She initially produced small-batch butter using "machinery," consisting of a manual butter mixer and a wooden press.

1930

Industrial Production

In 1930, industrial-scale butter production began. It offered the Brazilian people a delicious product that was part of their daily lives and culture.

1930

Industrial Production

In 1930, industrial-scale butter production began. It offered the Brazilian people a delicious product that was part of their daily lives and culture.

1947

Pioneering

In 1947, Mococa started using a Swiss machine to pack its butter, and it was the first factory to use Swiss machinery in Brazil.

1947

Pioneering

In 1947, Mococa started using a Swiss machine to pack its butter, and it was the first factory to use Swiss machinery in Brazil.

1950

Another Factory Opened

In 1950, the company opened a new factory in Mococa, SP, Brazil. Which to this date still stands at the same address. Vice-President of Brazil, Café Filho, attended the opening. As a result, Mococa became the first Brazilian manufacturer to produce milk powder.

1950

Another Factory Opened

In 1950, the company opened a new factory in Mococa, SP, Brazil. Which to this date still stands at the same address. Vice-President of Brazil, Café Filho, attended the opening. As a result, Mococa became the first Brazilian manufacturer to produce milk powder.

1956

Brand Communication

The farm cows inspired the original trademark of Mococa. Then in 1956, its logo began to evolute and featured a more humanized logo introducing to the public their brand mascot, Mococa Little Cow, which appeared in the company's brand communications.

1956

Brand Communication

The farm cows inspired the original trademark of Mococa. Then in 1956, its logo began to evolute and featured a more humanized logo introducing to the public their brand mascot, Mococa Little Cow, which appeared in the company's brand communications.

1968

Cutting Edge

In 1968, The company started to use a carton package produced by the Swedish packaging company Tetra Pak. Mococa began packing its concentrated milk in Tetra Brik packaging.

1968

Cutting Edge

In 1968, The company started to use a carton package produced by the Swedish packaging company Tetra Pak. Mococa began packing its concentrated milk in Tetra Brik packaging.

1977

Condensed Milk Success in the Market

Condensed milk hits the market with German technology. In 1977, the factory produced up to 1.800 tons per month. The first milk pudding Brazilians tasted might have been made with Mococa Condensed Milk, which was available at the market in a pioneering fashion in 1975.

1977

Condensed Milk Success in the Market

Condensed milk hits the market with German technology. In 1977, the factory produced up to 1.800 tons per month. The first milk pudding Brazilians tasted might have been made with Mococa Condensed Milk, which was available at the market in a pioneering fashion in 1975.

1980

New Products

In 1980, following the need for innovation and changes in consumption habits, Mococa began manufacturing several new products, such as instant chocolate with vitamins and cocoa and coffee-flavored milk powders.

1980

New Products

In 1980, following the need for innovation and changes in consumption habits, Mococa began manufacturing several new products, such as instant chocolate with vitamins and cocoa and coffee-flavored milk powders.

1985

Cutting-Edge Packing

Constantly innovating, Mococa was the first company in Brazil  to manufacture condensed milk in Tetra Pak packaging, cutting-edge in how condensed milk was packed and offering consumers convenience, easy opening, and longer shelf life.

1985

Cutting-Edge Packing

Constantly innovating, Mococa was the first company in Brazil  to manufacture condensed milk in Tetra Pak packaging, cutting-edge in how condensed milk was packed and offering consumers convenience, easy opening, and longer shelf life.

1990

Export

In the '90s, Mococa's products hit the international market. The tradition passed on from generation to generation through its products was now available to several other countries worldwide.

1990

Export

In the '90s, Mococa's products hit the international market. The tradition passed on from generation to generation through its products was now available to several other countries worldwide.

1992

Sweet Milk Fudge and Infant Cereal

In 1992, Mococa launched a sweet milk fudge product called Doce de Leite and a milk-based cereal for infants, which was the first infant cereal made 100% with Brazilian products.

1992

Sweet Milk Fudge and Infant Cereal

In 1992, Mococa launched a sweet milk fudge product called Doce de Leite and a milk-based cereal for infants, which was the first infant cereal made 100% with Brazilian products.

1995

New Products for New Consumers

In 1995, the company started producing rice porridge, corn porridge, and chocolate powder. As the company no longer exclusively produced dairy products, it changed its name from Laticínios Mococa to Mococa S.A. Food Products.

1995

New Products for New Consumers

In 1995, the company started producing rice porridge, corn porridge, and chocolate powder. As the company no longer exclusively produced dairy products, it changed its name from Laticínios Mococa to Mococa S.A. Food Products.

1999

Multinational Management 

Mococa S.A. Food Products was bought in 1999 by the Royal Numico Group, a Dutch group that developed, manufactured, and marketed several areas of human nutrition for over 100 years.

1999

Multinational Management 

Mococa S.A. Food Products was bought in 1999 by the Royal Numico Group, a Dutch group that developed, manufactured, and marketed several areas of human nutrition for over 100 years.

2003

A New Direction

In 2003, The Kremon Group acquired the company, and Mococa S.A. Food Products was again 100% Brazilian-owned.

2003

A New Direction

In 2003, The Kremon Group acquired the company, and Mococa S.A. Food Products was again 100% Brazilian-owned.

2008

Refining Brand and Packaging

In 2008, the company started reformulating the brand and its packaging, restating its tradition, trust, and care, which expresses its values rooted in respect.

2008

Refining Brand and Packaging

In 2008, the company started reformulating the brand and its packaging, restating its tradition, trust, and care, which expresses its values rooted in respect.

2012

The Resurgence of Tradition

In 2012, Mococa S.A. started a new campaign airing on TV, radio, in magazines, and on billboards and improving communication between the company and its consumers by presenting its products, assurance of its quality, and availability of innovative products.

2012

The Resurgence of Tradition

In 2012, Mococa S.A. started a new campaign airing on TV, radio, in magazines, and on billboards and improving communication between the company and its consumers by presenting its products, assurance of its quality, and availability of innovative products.

2013

Technological Innovation

In 2013, Mococa S.A. modernized manufacturing sites, improving efficiency and productivity.

New Markets

In mid-2013 and 2014, Mococa S.A. began to export its high-quality products to some countries in Latin America, Central America, the United States, and Africa.

2013

Technological Innovation

In 2013, Mococa S.A. modernized manufacturing sites, improving efficiency and productivity.

New Markets

In mid-2013 and 2014, Mococa S.A. began to export its high-quality products to some countries in Latin America, Central America, the United States, and Africa.

2014

Special Packaging Series

In 2014, Mococa S.A. designed a special packaging to honor its suppliers in its UHT milk packaging, sharing stories about the dairy farmers who always deliver the finest raw material to produce its products.

2014

Special Packaging Series

In 2014, Mococa S.A. designed a special packaging to honor its suppliers in its UHT milk packaging, sharing stories about the dairy farmers who always deliver the finest raw material to produce its products.

2016

Mococa Little Cow

The Mococa Little Cow brand mascot was reformulated, becoming more contemporary and humanized mainly to align with current industry standards and communicate its history and values more effectively.

2016

Mococa Little Cow

The Mococa Little Cow brand mascot was reformulated, becoming more contemporary and humanized mainly to align with current industry standards and communicate its history and values more effectively.

2017

Zero Lactose Milk

Thinking about offering its exclusive products to all, the company launched zero lactose milk UHT milk packaging for those unable to digest lactose. Offering them a product with all the essential nutrients in regular dairy products.

2017

Zero Lactose Milk

Thinking about offering its exclusive products to all, the company launched zero lactose milk UHT milk packaging for those unable to digest lactose. Offering them a product with all the essential nutrients in regular dairy products.