Arla
- Thread starter Carole
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I'd say fake news. Isn't Arla a farmer owned coop setup?
Jade35
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Sorry for the late answer
Fake news, someone was having fun at Arla's expense
but Arla did bring out a milk and oats drink in 2018
www.arlafoods.co.uk
Fake news, someone was having fun at Arla's expense
but Arla did bring out a milk and oats drink in 2018
Arla brings benefits of dairy to the soft drinks category with launch of new Milk & Oats range
Arla Foods is set to launch into the breakfast food-to-go market with the introduction of its new Milk & Oats range of healthy* ready to drink beverages. Bringing the benefits of dairy into the soft drinks category, Milk & Oats is a simple blend of skimmed milk, hearty wholegrain oats and...
www.arlafoods.co.uk
Alicecow
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Porridge in a bottle!Sorry for the late answer
Fake news, someone was having fun at Arla's expense
Arla brings benefits of dairy to the soft drinks category with launch of new Milk & Oats range
Arla Foods is set to launch into the breakfast food-to-go market with the introduction of its new Milk & Oats range of healthy* ready to drink beverages. Bringing the benefits of dairy into the soft drinks category, Milk & Oats is a simple blend of skimmed milk, hearty wholegrain oats and...
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Jade35
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Ideal to sell to a Scotsman
Slackjawedyokel
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Slackjawedyokel
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Yes- Arla shooting itself (and its suppliers) in the foot by announcing feed additive trials which they clearly thought would be a good-news story (smiles all round in the press release, which bizarrely appeared to show someone drawing up an injection
They’ve badly misjudged the situation- many competitors have been rushing to say it’s nowt to do with them. Backlash and threats of boycotts of Arla foods on social media.
Now where is Arla’s reverse gear?
4wd
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Looks to me like they are gifting organic industry another stick to beat with.
This whole concept wants binning they won't stop with this (debatably) 'natural' product.
I see someone else has a miracle product to spread on grass that allegedly does something similar while they are grazing.
They will gradually make it almost compulsory and come up with every more dubious variations.
It will all backfire spectacularly - and cost farms (not buyers or supermarkets) a fortune.
This whole concept wants binning they won't stop with this (debatably) 'natural' product.
I see someone else has a miracle product to spread on grass that allegedly does something similar while they are grazing.
They will gradually make it almost compulsory and come up with every more dubious variations.
It will all backfire spectacularly - and cost farms (not buyers or supermarkets) a fortune.
Slackjawedyokel
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Including one I commented on earlier
FonterraFarmer
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Has jaguar's advertising agency been moonlighting???Yes- Arla shooting itself (and its suppliers) in the foot by announcing feed additive trials which they clearly thought would be a good-news story (smiles all round in the press release, which bizarrely appeared to show someone drawing up an injection
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They’ve badly misjudged the situation- many competitors have been rushing to say it’s nowt to do with them. Backlash and threats of boycotts of Arla foods on social media.
Now where is Arla’s reverse gear?
Slackjawedyokel
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Seems like alienating your customers is currently the thing to do
Multi-power
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I'm thinking of ways to produce more CO2
I can then make more grass grow
I can then make more grass grow
Slackjawedyokel
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You can then get a hefty subsidy for producing the extra CO2.
We are through the looking glass here, folks
Sussex Martin
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Loads of posts on Facebook from farms saying they are not using it!