Treeline CheeseTreeline Cheese Facebook ad: “Dear Friends, Many of you have noticed that…”
Ran for 7 days, from March 21 to March 28, 2026, the last day Crush saw it.
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Dear Friends, Many of you have noticed that some of the cheeses in our online store have been out of stock for a while. While we never like to be out of stock of anything, this is a sign of something very good happening here at Treeline. Allow me to elaborate.... If you've already tried our new Non-Dairy Cashew Mozzarella, you've experienced its great taste and meltability (from healthy ingredients with low saturated fat). You might even have wondered why it's not widely available in stores. That's about to change! Our Vegan Mozzarella is now available in almost every Whole Foods Market in the US. You'll will also find it in many independent natural stores. So this really is great news for Treeline and for vegan cheese lovers all across the US. We've also been devoting a lot of time and energy to our new Vegan Cottage Cheese. A few months ago, we offered it online to gauge customer demand. To our surprise and joy, it's selling faster than any other product on our website. We plan to launch it through other retailers later this year. There's more - We are releasing a brand new cheese this month - French-Style Caramelized Onion! This will initially be available in our online shop and in select Whole Foods Markets in Florida, DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey (South), Virginia, Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, & Arkansas, and independent natural food stores. All this good news comes at a price. It has taken a lot of human effort, financial resources, and factory space to make it all happen. As a company that prides itself on independence from large dairy companies (yes, quite a few vegan cheese brands are owned by dairy or even meat companies) or venture capital shops, we have limited resources. This means we have had to make some tough choices. So I regret to say there is a downside to these very positive developments. (continued in comments)
