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But growth hormones, again according to the USDA, are only ever approved for beef cattle, plus lamb and veal. To call milk 'hormone-free' is like making the claim that 90% ground beef is fat-free. First, hormones will always be present in milk it's part of the biology of a cow. Similarly, the same can be said of the other claims, regarding pesticides and hormones.

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In fact, the terms 'antibiotic free' and 'no-antibiotic' are false claims that the USDA is trying to crack down on. So, this cannot be a claim as it fundamentally untrue anyway. According to the USDA, all milk must be tested to ensure any antibiotics used to treat milk cows are not present in the end product. '…they are produced without the use of antibiotics, added growth hormones or dangerous pesticides.'Īs it turns out, antibiotics were never added to milk or were ever present in milk. Now, as far as I can see there are some misleading and downright deceptive statements in that copy. We hope it's a choice that leaves you feeling good inside and out. In return, our cows give us great-tasting organic milk.īest put, all of our products proudly carry the USDA Organic seal and that says it all. We allow our cows to make milk according to their natural cycle and keep them in good health by giving them certified organic feed, fresh air and access to pasture. When you choose Horizon Organic you also contribute to the health and well being of the planet and animals. It provides an excellent source of calcium and vitamin D. And drinking our milk is also a great way to nourish your body. That's why choosing Horizon Organic is a wholesome and nutritious way to help reduce your exposure to added chemical. Horizon Organic products are as good for you as they are delicious because they are produced without the use of antibiotics, added growth hormones or dangerous pesticides. HORIZON ORGANIC - A Choice You Can Feel Good About I reproduce it here word for word, you can judge for yourself if it's entirely truthful as we continue. The packaging and verbiage promise a lot, a beautiful world of cows grazing in green pastures with big smiles, happily producing only he tastiest, unsullied milk. So, I decided to do some digging around, putting a product in my own fridge under the microscope. (See also: Deciding Which Produce to Buy Organic - The Dirty Dozen) That's a lot of money…which means power…which means corruption. Not surprising when you consider it's now a $15 billion a year business. Fascinating read to say the least, and one thing that cropped up was the term 'organic' and how the word has become perverted and practically raped by the agricultural industry. Under the advice of several colleagues and readers, I decided to pick up a copy of The Omnivore's Dilemma.

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