Roth Cheese traces its roots to 1863 when Oswald Roth, a Swiss cheesemaker, began producing cheese in Uster, Switzerland. The family expanded into the U.S. with Otto Roth establishing a company in New York City in 1911 to import Swiss cheeses. In 1990, the company established a cheese-making facility in Monroe, Wisconsin, leveraging the area's rich Swiss heritage and access to high-quality milk. Roth Cheese prides itself on using 100% rBST-free milk from local family farms. The production uses traditional cheesemaking methods, like copper vats, which help enhance flavor and quality.