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Ancient Europeans were lactose intolerant. They drank milk anyway, study finds.
Despite digestive problems, ancient Europeans drank milk for millennia, the study found, casting doubt on theories on how humans evolved to tolerate it.
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Dairy farmers dumping milk as demand drops | CBC News
Some Ontario dairy farmers have been told to dump their excess milk as COVID-19 closures have caused the demand for dairy products to drop drastically.
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America's biggest milk processor is trading under a buck
Dean Foods, based in Franklin Park for more than 70 years until 2001, has seen its market value evaporate by the billions along with Americans' appetite for milk.
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A high number of Australians say they've quit dairy because of social media
You don't have to look hard to find someone who's off dairy: just about every wellness influencer seems to avoid it, and every friendship circle has at least one member (maybe it's you) who's experimented with giving it up. There are plenty of good reasons not to eat dairy: for health, either because of an allergy or intolerance; for environmental or ethical causes; or because you just don't like it. (I, for example, have never understood the temptation of a cheese plate. A hunk of brie, gouda, camembert, whatever — zero appeal. To some, this makes me a freak.)
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Canadian Dairy Farmers Forced To Remove Lying Adverts Claiming Milk Contains No Growth Hormones
Canadian dairy farmers have been forced to pull adverts which falsely claimed there are no growth hormones in their milk. The adverts, which had been running nationwide, prompted complaints to Advertising Standards Canada - the advertising industry's self-regulating body. According to the Plant Food Council, all dairy naturally contains growth factor 1 (IGF-1), which is intended to promote rapid growth in calves, as well as large amounts of estrogens and progesterone as cows on large farms are milked throughout pregnancies.
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Revealed: how big dairy pushed fattier milks into US schools
The US Department of Agriculture secretary, Sonny Perdue, raised a glass of chocolate milk to dairy lobbyists in an unannounced visit to their board of directors’ meeting in October, as the group celebrated a recent trade win. The Trump administration’s North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) negotiations gave American dairy farmers more access to the Canadian market, allowing them to export an addition 50,000 metric tons of milk northward.
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Perspective | Dairy farming is dying. After 40 years, I’m done.
Family farms can’t survive low milk prices, tariffs and terrible government policies.
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Nut Milks Are Milk, Says Almost Every Culture Across the Globe
Even though the dairy industry may not like it, labeling the juice from almonds and soy beans 'milk' follows centuries of history
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Non-dairy beverages like soy and almond milk may not be 'milk,' FDA suggests
Got milk? If you're buying "milk" made with non-dairy products like almonds or oats, the US Food and Drug Administration isn't so sure you do. During a the Politico Pro Summit on Tuesday, FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb questioned whether the "standards of identity" applied to milk in the United States are being enforced correctly.
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Doctors Warn Public About Government Partnership With McDonald's to Push Dairy
The U.S. government’s decision to partner with McDonald’s and increase the amount of cheese and other dairy products used in meals is irresponsible, says the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM). The decision will affect 14,000 McDonald’s locations across the country. The Egg White Delight McMuffin, along with other McDonald’s Signature Sandwiches are now to include 30 percent more cheddar cheese. The fast-food giant is also set to introduce three new coffee beverages to the McCafe range, offering dairy in around 90 percent of these products.
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The Great Butter Meltdown
All dairy-producing countries are vulnerable to the climate catastrophes that are squeezing France’s butter supply. In recent weeks, supermarket shelves in parts of France have been bereft of the butter that sustains French cooking and baking, not to mention the quintessential Gallic pleasure of a baguette au beurre. Empty food shelves are a pitiable sight anywhere, but a butter shortage shakes the foundation of France’s cultural identity.
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America’s Largest Dairy Processor Just Shut Down Another Plant Because Sales Are so Bad
So long dairy! Dean Foods, the largest dairy company in the United States is closing yet another one of its milk processing plants, PET Dairy, in Richmond, VA because sales are so bad, according to Dairy Reporter. PET Dairy has been in operation for more than 80 years with dairy plants in several states, producing a slew of dairy products but consumers are clearly done with even the most elaborate varieties of dairy...
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Got Almond Milk? Dairy Farms Protest Milk Label on Nondairy Drinks
If milk comes from a plant, can you still call it milk? Not according to the dairy industry. Facing growing competition from dairy alternatives like almond, soy and coconut milk, the nation’s dairy farmers are fighting back, with an assist from Congress. Their goal: to stop companies from calling their plant-based products yogurt, milk or cheese. Dairy farmers say the practice misleads consumers into thinking that nondairy milk is nutritionally similar to cow’s milk.
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5 Signs You're Allergic To Dairy That You Should Keep An Eye Out For
A dairy allergy is a tricky thing. It’s one of the most common allergies in children — but some people don’t grow out of it. And since our bodies are constantly changing, it never hurts to look for signs that you’re allergic to dairy. Even if you weren’t allergic as a child, knowing these signs
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Minnesota dairy farms go high-tech with robots
A lot has changed in the 70 years Janski Farms has been operational. Facing a shortage of milkers, the dairy farmers turned to robots. By Vicki Ikeoguv.
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A Crime Of Passion: When The Love Of Yogurt Burned Too Bright
Edgar Diaz poured his heart into building a yogurt company whose product won accolades. So why did he burn down his factory? The answer is a kind of love story: an ill-fated love affair with yogurt.
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