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Horizon Organic Milk

Horizon Organic® milk is as good for you as it is delicious because:

* It's produced without antibiotics, growth hormones and pesticides.
* Our cows eat only organic feed and have access to clean water, fresh air, organic pasture and exercise.
* All of our milk is pasteurized and homogenized to ensure freshness, and fortified with vitamin D.
* We've added vitamin A to our Fat-Free, Reduced Fat, Lowfat and Lactose-Free Milk, as well as all Milk Plus DHA Omega-3 products.
* Milk Plus DHA Omega-3 is enhanced with an Omega-3 fatty acid that helps support heart, brain and eye health.
* Our Lactose-Free Milk provides the same wholesome organic dairy nutrition, without lactose worries.

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October 7, 2008 at 10:19 am
KayMMIV
Reviewed by KayMMIV
Pros: lactose free available
Cons: not truly organic

I picked these up because they were on half off sale at a local grocery store which made them cheaper then even conventional lactose free milk. They taste fine, but from doing some research I was disappointed to find that Horizon has been caught time and again trying to pull the wool over our eyes about the fact that they are not really organic. that the feed to the cows is conventional (after the feed they used to initially get their organic stamp they switched back) that the cows that are labels 'organic' milk cows are processed in the same plants as their counterparts under the same conditions. this made me very sad to see a manufacturer obviously not care about being organic, just using it to make a buck. I believe something is currently underway that will either hopefully loose the organic stamp for horizon, or get them to truly be, and stay organic.

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December 14, 2010 at 11:00 am
Jarodbal005
Reviewed by Jarodbal005
Pros: Sources 92% of its organic milk from more 550 family farms

This is Jarod, chiming in for Horizon. Just wanted to clear up some misinformation. We actually source 92% of our organic milk from more than 550 family farmer partners across the country. 

 

Check out this website for more details on our practices and beliefs - http://www.horizonorganicfacts.com/

June 28, 2010 at 4:02 pm
AmyB736
Reviewed by AmyB736
Pros: none
Cons: not true organic practices

I am very dissapointed to learn about Horizon's practices.  I've been buying their milk when I cant get my raw milk but I will not be buying anymore.  To find out how they raise their herd is appalling.  :(

November 3, 2008 at 2:14 pm
YoNaturals
Reviewed by YoNaturals

We love the taste of this organic milk - especially the Vanilla version!

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Horizon Organic Milk is Not so "Organic" After All

Horizon and their sister company Aurora Organics have been cutting corners by not following true organic standards. They continue to produce milk under factory-farm conditions which are against organic regulations. Also, instead of buying organically raised calves, they purchase calves born and raised on conventional farms.

These so called organic cows are being fed a diet of genetically modified grains, slaughterhouse waste (ground up pigs, chickens, dogs and cats) and chicken manure. It is too expensive to wean a baby calve on milk, so they have switched to weaning them on the blood of other animals.

This has ultimately led to the Organic Consumers Association to call for a boycott against Horizon and Aurora Organics. This is monumental because they have never called for a boycott on any other product in the past.
 

..... click link to read more- http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/220290/horizon_organic_milk_is_not_so_organic.html?cat=5

 

 

Horizon milk, Wild Oats named in consumer boycott of "false" organic products

(NaturalNews) The Organic Consumers Association (OCA) recently added five additional brands to its three-month boycott of "fake" organic products it says are knowingly mislabeled as "USDA organic."

 

In April 2006, the OCA launched a boycott against two big-name distributors of organic dairy products -- Horizon and Aurora -- claiming, "All of Aurora's and much or Horizon's 'organic' milk is coming from factory farm feedlots where the cows have been brought in from conventional farms and have little or no access to pasture." Since April, the OCA says thousands of consumers, natural food stores and co-ops have joined the boycott.

 

 ..... click link to read more- http://www.naturalnews.com/019806.html

 

Horizon Organic Parent Corporation, Dean Foods, Sued for Alleged Price Fixing

From Sustainable Food News

A group of small dairy farmers in the southeast U.S. have filed a lawsuit against Dean Foods Co., the largest milk distributor in the country, accusing the company of price fixing.

 

..... click link to read more- http://www.organicconsumers.org/articles/article_6108.cfm

 

 

There is so much more where these came from, do your own search and be prepared to be appalled.

 

 

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I guess the fact that it's not really organic and corrupt would go here as a 'known issues"? Dean Foods is labled as "Ethically Deficient" by well known and established The Cornucopia Institute. (http://cornucopia.org/dairysurvey/index.html)