Did you roll your sleeve up when they twisted your arm up your back for the 'Brand New Safe (developed in less than a year) And Effective' you know what?
Once the BBC start with the BBC verify nonsense I know they are protesting too much and are conspiring along with the govt to call it a……..conspiracy. They are transparent at this point.
Hilarious, as I would be kicked out of Labour, if I'd stayed for being 'far left'. We're simply democrats who believe in transparency and the right to choose!
Standard mode for them. Just like anyone who dared to ask any questions about vac roll outs etc was an "anti-vaxxer", "conspiracy theorist", "flat earther", "tin foil hat wearer" - even if they and their children had taken every other LONG ESTABLISHED vax, and certainly hadn't stated that the earth was flat, it mattered not. The label was an important instant dismissal without entertaining any discussion or potential different opinion to the official narrative, and it also made people feel superior and clever without having to address any valid points made or questions asked Very convenient when you are running the show and want to sway people in a certain direction. When you see certain labels being applied to certain people by govt and media, sit up and take notice, and investigate for yourself, is the best way forward isn't it.
This additive is intended for intensive farming. Several additives, including this one are specifically banned from use with pasture raised meat and dairy cattle. It is mega agriculture that wants this stuff. Eat less meat is the message from many and includes the message don’t use additives like this to avoid having to eat less meat and consume less dairy. Therefore the Guardian and the BBC are against the leftist view on this one and are supporting mega agriculture.
Just been on the Arla website and read their statemement about Bovaer. They say it's harmless (which of course they would), however, it does say in it's pure form it is corrosive to the eyes, a skin irritant and can be harmful if inhaled, but at the point of being given to the cows, is fine....! Firstly, blaming cows for climate change is ridiculous and secondly, anything that is corrosive to eyes etc is not what we should be giving to cows or anyone else for that matter. Absolute madness!
Exactly. Mucus membranes must be more sensitive than skin? Sounds like cruelty to me, I'd have thought the veterinary profession should be looking into it.
It really depends how far you are willing to look and go for the sake of your own health. Fluoride and also aspartame are also both listed as toxic in large quantities.
how it is safe for cows, is my question. and it if burns eyes/skin, then logically is would significantly increases inflammation in the animals. If there if inflammation in the animals, ESPECIALLY in their gut biome, the nutritional value of milk would suffer significantly. Does that make sense?
That depends. If you say that the feed additive for methane reduction is a health risk, then that is misinformation. You don't know that it is, or even may be! DSM and others have carried out the trials over years and published their results. This is an additional cost to the industry, so I see no reason they would introduce a hazard to health unless it had some knock-on benefit, and harming customers is not a benefit. If you can tell me why the dairy industry would add more cost into their production for no good reason then I'm all ears, please... let me know.
Cow’s belch methane, however, they do not produce it. Methane is produced in the rumen through multiple layers of biological activity. This process is essential for rumen health and my question relates to the health of the cow. We know reducing the rumen efficiency (lowering methane output) has a detrimental effect on the animal’s health. Why is this never considered?
Simon toddle oh I wonder ? Do you really think this hasn’t been trialed on cattle ? Do you think they didn’t let a vet near the cows in the trials ? Maybe they didn’t test the milk either ? Maybe they just got up one day and added stuff to the cows feed ? What a joke grain used in flour bread making etc is stored for years complete with pesticides fungicides etc etc and your worried about anti fart powder ha ha ha
Support our farmers! Dont stop eating dairy or beef.... just make sure it's nothing to do with Arla. There are safer products out there. We have to be responsible for our own health. Free range eggs, raw milk & pasture fed beef is safe ino
Raw milk is very dangerous for some people eg immune suppressed like me & cancer patients having chemo etc. My specialist has put raw milk at the top of my "banned" list. Luckily, my neighbour is a dairy farmer & has a milk kiosk with pasteurised milk❤😍 (not homogenised)
If everyone only bought organic and grass fed it would be all we had available and would become cheap over time. Only reason all the expensive additives and antibiotics, and GMOs and growth hormone pumped meat is ‘cheap’ is because government subsidises all that crap instead of naturally grown and reared food. Support farmers buying direct too. They get more selling direct to the public and it’s cheaper for us too and helps them. Bypass supermarkets.
@@budgetcookinguk I noticed that you walked past Lurpak & I have heard that they have been using this additive for the past 2 years in Denmark [can't find anything though to confirm this!]
@@thecatinthehat3931 bovaer has been in use in the EU for the past 2 years, if you google it there is a wikipedia post about it. sorry but youtube won't let me post link. i don't know if Lurpak use it though, i don't even think i've seen it listed on any dairy products despite being an avid ingredient reader :)
@@thecatinthehat3931 If I got the info right since years ago when ARLA took over anchor brand, I researched and at that time ARLA was a Danish company. Maybe it still is.
I signed up to a doorstep delivery 3 years ago, glass bottles, their dairy is not using Bovaer, I shop in Aldi check everything now.. Don't forget this milk is also used in other bought products, bakery, ready meals Ice Cream etc.. not just the dairy section.
@razk1974 just spent an hour checking out my food. It's terrifying. My Grandson just walked past me with a big glass of milk and some homemade cookies. Worried whether I am feeding him stuff that could affect his future health.
Yes they are coming to Scotland and we do not want them. They think we’re stupid and there’s no way I’m eating any of there crap. I stopped buying from supermarkets I shop at my local farm and other farmers supply fresh fruit and veg to them and they only sell Devon cows milk not anything to do with Arla they aren’t going to be involved with them. Thank goodness this is all part of the world economic forum and they are trying to take over every farm. That’s why they put an inheritance tax on them.
This is great work. Thank you. Highly important given that many many people like myself are now shopping in budget stores like Lidl. Please keep them coming. I'm not certain what's more important boycotting anything to do with Bill gates or boycotting products that have added sterilising agents..... Both reasons are justified.
Thank you. I have a science degree and can safely say YOU ARE NOT spreading misinformation. Bless you for doing this. You are giving us information to make an informed opinion and a choice. Not covering up like MSM.
Brilliant, thank you. In the absence of clear labelling about whether products contain bovaer treated milk, I too have started contacting suppliers directly.
Thank you so much for covering this. Arla did this originally because of the new rules in Denmark. Now, what worried me is that they are getting this into the mix before the UK put tax on every cow in the UK, the way they were going to in Denmark if this product wasn't used. It pushed farmers into a corner. I use some alterative products but that is because I have a choice. Everybody should have a choice and not be pressed into eating/drinking non dairy - which, incidentally, is what the government is striving for. It is a very difficult situation of pushing people exactly where they want people to go by getting us to disagree with something. The Bowler Hat farmer is also doing a huge amount on this dodgy product. Let's face it, they all said glyphosate was good, even though in 2022 it was almost a banned product, but the shareholders kicked off so much they carried on using it and it is now said to be the modern DDT.
@@nicklawrence6865 Because if the product had lost its licence they would have lost millions of dollars, it doesn't matter how much damage the product is doing to people, and land. If you are interested there is a book called Toxic Legacy which is amazing. It isn't hard going like some.
I use organic supported by soil association who are quite thorough. What worries me is if they force this crap into the cows then us by taxing as a punishment . It would no longer be classed as organic of course and 😢 then what. Poor cows goodness knows what discomfort they may have. I don't believe that it doesn't enter the milk. Is that going to do something to our digestion. Man interfering with God's perfect design on bodies never works out well
@@nicklawrence6865 Because Monsanto who sold it to Bayer are all dodgy go watch The world According to Monsanto and see the tricks they got up to. There motto is all about the dollar not about health or planet just there pockets.
This will end up as a nice boost for the farm shop outlets, now that the supermarket choice is almost non existent regarding preferred alternatives. I would imagine that if many of these dairy products are the norm at all convenient outlets, then most UHT milk is too. This is the type that I use because it doesn't need storing in a fridge using electricity to keep it cold. Thank you for the video and I shop Aldi and Lidl too.
Sainsbury's (North East) had stock of Graham's gold top and semi skimmed milk which is Bovaer Free. Paynes Farm Dairy (stocked at Spar and B&M as well as some local farm shops) is also Bovaer free. Cathedral City stated in a reply to my message that they are Bovaer free .... for now.
Ah I popped into my local farm shop this afternoon and they had paynes milk. They said it was bov free too, they've been inundated with customer enquiries and concerns. They are also going to start stocking raw milk from local farms. That's good re your local sainsburys, I cannot wait to visit other supermarkets. My local b&m had freshways milk which is bov free too. I'm genuinely interested in what other chains stock - milk and dairy wise. Who knew a few months ago that this would happen and we'd all become deeply interested in milk and where it comes from. Has got to be a good thing for local bov free farms. I do feel sorry for farms that have signed up for this. I need to find bov free cream!!
@@budgetcookinguk I've seen a few articles where pretty much all the supermarkets have signed up to Arla, although Sainsbury's will be stopping in January. Possibly this is why they're stocking Graham's now? It's scary just how easily they can manipulate not only the food we eat but people themselves. So many I've spoken to haven't even heard of Bovaer! That's pretty shocking. Thanks for doing these vlogs, it helps to keep us in the know if we're sharing as much as we can
funny you should mention Cathedral City, i found it about 1 yr ago, it's the only cheese i can actually eat more than 1 slice without side effects. sadly it's not always available but when i do find it i usually stock up a bit
Jennygunston dontbworry a bit about bovoar in cattle feed ! Take a look at how grain used in your bread flour etc is stored ? It’s covered in PESTICIDE @ND STORED IN HUGE SILOS FOR YEARS ,
I went to Tesc@ and asd@ and both places only sold their own brand and it was all produced by arla!!! So I travelled a few miles to a milk shack, which I will carry on doing as they sell raw milk which I prefer.
Thank you very much for your research. I share your liking for Greek yoghurt & mature cheddar cheese & would seriously like to eat them additive-free. Glad Wyke Farms is one of the good guys.
I´m in Germany and I never buy Müller anything..for other reasons.The problem is this stuff is not only in dairy products.Best to check all meat too.Good lass Kerry X
I appreciate your time doing this. Yesterday I wrote to the makers of Cathedral City cheeses and asked them if any of their products contain milk from Bovere fed Cows, I will let you know if I get a response.
@glendakirby5579 I have had a reply from Cathederal City and they don't currently use dairy farms that use Bovare in their cattle feed but they didn't know for sure about the future.
Lurpak is made by arla. I think arla is a Danish-swedish dairy farm co operative. I've quite a few screenshots you are welcome to as arla have many products. Happy to share🐮👍💕
Bought some raw milk on the way home from work last night. Had it for the first time with my cereal and a glass of it this morning. Wow what a difference. It really tastes like REAL milk and it's settled my stomach and esophagus and seems to have settled my IBS (irrital bowel syndrome) now it hasn't been long but i feel it's the way forward. I'm happy to sacrafice other things i buy to have the extra cash for real raw milk
Well done,thanks for checking this out. The milk shelves were bending with the weight of milk,looks like consumer confidence has taken a big hit. Subscribed,best wishes.
Billy boy was injecting cows with mRNA vaccines, working with Edinburgh University, a couple of years ago but I haven't come across any further info to date. However, I do know that he was requesting, at the time, that the cattle could be still classified as organic [I know crazy what?] and, again, I haven't heard anything since. Seems they are determined to poison us one way or another?
Sadly that's no guarantee - not all organic milk may be Bovaer-free. If a dairy company sources milk from non-organic farms or uses a blend of organic and non-organic milk, there’s a possibility that Bovaer could be present. To ensure Bovaer-free organic milk, consumers should look for certifications from reputable organizations like the Soil Association or seek out producers that explicitly state their commitment to organic principles and Bovaer-free practices.
@@goldeneddie There seems to be a lot of conflicting advice at the moment . I can’t remember where but I’ve read in two places that all British organic is Bovaer free because it wouldn’t meet organic standards . Just shows that you have to do your own research however well intentioned other people are. Thanks I’ll check it out .
@@SarahWalker-Smith Yes, fair enough it's good to check for yourself. Here's the info I've gathered so far: 1. The label 'organic' means that 95% of the ingredients are organic and must have Certification and codes showing origins. 2. In the UK, the label “organic” on milk _does not imply or guarantee a specific pasteurization process_ at all. The focus of the organic label is on the farming methods, animal welfare, and environmental practices used to produce the milk, rather than the processing or pasteurization techniques applied to the milk. This means that organic milk in the UK may still undergo pasteurization, but the label “organic” does not provide information about the pasteurization process. 3. I can't find anywhere any restrictions on 'organically fed' cows only grazing in fields that have not been used by other cows in the trial, which could mean cows grazing grass in fields containing the urine and faeces of trial cows.
Watch out. Arla also did a deal with M&S, but that is not being widely advertised. I contacted the company and they admitted their cattle are given bovaer. They went on and on about the environment.
Thank you for what you are doing .Lots of people are behind you who are unable to do this . We all need educating about what is being done behind our backs to fulfil the questionable agenda climate change .
Well done. Sainsbury`s as someone else has stated stocks Grahams Organic milk. local Post Office has Chew Valley Milk which I believe is free from Bovaer.
Never watched you before , thanks for that , it seems we have little choice if we are in a hurry or don’t have access to a local farm selling its own milk . How have we let ourselves be taken over and shoved in directions we don’t want to go in without our consent . S an aside , I have just been notified by my energy supplier my prices are going up again in the new year . What’s driving this , eco lunacy .
The World Economic Forum, part of the UN. Worldwide agendas, Agenda 2030 for instance. It is to unify the world into one. With one world government. The rich stay rich and will own everything, the poor get poorer and eventually own nothing.
I just posted where to get organic additive free food from various stores. It also means cows not fed on pesticides,hormones or antibiotics..The milk from acorn dairy is beautiful..ask where they supply near you.
All dairy products have a code on the packaging. You can look up this code and it will tell you the name of the producer. Also useful as you can tell if the named brand is the same as the own brand. Bought yoghurt last week. Asda own brand and from code it was produced by Yeo Valley Organic. Yes thats an Arla Brand
Yep Valley replied to my email and said their organic is free from additives . I know Arlar own some of the company but they have assured me that not their organic because not allowed to add to that . I am confused now with people saying boycott Yeo valley ! Anyone know more please ?
@@ianjohn3574 Jesaloo! It's going to take Hours to get my weekly shop.. I remember the outcry about Halah meat now we don't know what we are buying anywhere. Marks assured me their milk herds do not have the drug but am beginning to doubt everyone.
Cut methane emmisions by stopping MPs talking shit
Now that is a good solution!
That would be impossible
Shit if we done that we'd run out of methane
😂😂
sorry but i think that is imposible.
Thank you. All companies that do not use Bovaer should put it on their labelling, sales would rocket.
There's others, Bill Gates has also developed one called Rumin8.
@@SC-tl3px and apeel
@@paulmorris5166 it should be a requirement then folk can choose.
@@SC-tl3px and we should trust this man why??
Yet another Raw food being modified to create Processed food….we need raw unadulterated food…not more processed and ultra processed foods.
We need a petition to have this CLEARLY DISPLAYED!
Make one
Yes we really do!
Its disgusting they've got away without for so long, but not surprising
Even better, we need one to stop, once and for all, the insanity.
CLEARLY REMOVED!!!
I'm sticking to full fart milk
Hahahahahahahah|! 🤣
Nice
We too buy raw milk locally
🤣🤣
@@paulbanham9678 And I guess female Lions produce milk, roar!
🤦Sorry, it's my sense of humour!
We were never asked if we wanted to be lab rats .
They profess that they know God; but in works they deny him, being
abominable, and disobedient, and unto every good work reprobate. KJV Titus 1:16
As I wasn't in 2020, r u vaxxed ìf so u are a thick lab rat
Did you roll your sleeve up when they twisted your arm up your back for the 'Brand New Safe (developed in less than a year) And Effective' you know what?
You were for the jab. Now they know you will conform.
It worked on many with the jabs!!
The Guardian and BBC have labelled anybody who as concerns over this as been far right.
Once the BBC start with the BBC verify nonsense I know they are protesting too much and are conspiring along with the govt to call it a……..conspiracy. They are transparent at this point.
Hilarious, as I would be kicked out of Labour, if I'd stayed for being 'far left'. We're simply democrats who believe in transparency and the right to choose!
The guardian and bbc voices of truth 🤣😅😂🤣😅
Standard mode for them. Just like anyone who dared to ask any questions about vac roll outs etc was an "anti-vaxxer", "conspiracy theorist", "flat earther", "tin foil hat wearer" - even if they and their children had taken every other LONG ESTABLISHED vax, and certainly hadn't stated that the earth was flat, it mattered not. The label was an important instant dismissal without entertaining any discussion or potential different opinion to the official narrative, and it also made people feel superior and clever without having to address any valid points made or questions asked Very convenient when you are running the show and want to sway people in a certain direction. When you see certain labels being applied to certain people by govt and media, sit up and take notice, and investigate for yourself, is the best way forward isn't it.
This additive is intended for intensive farming. Several additives, including this one are specifically banned from use with pasture raised meat and dairy cattle. It is mega agriculture that wants this stuff. Eat less meat is the message from many and includes the message don’t use additives like this to avoid having to eat less meat and consume less dairy. Therefore the Guardian and the BBC are against the leftist view on this one and are supporting mega agriculture.
Just been on the Arla website and read their statemement about Bovaer. They say it's harmless (which of course they would), however, it does say in it's pure form it is corrosive to the eyes, a skin irritant and can be harmful if inhaled, but at the point of being given to the cows, is fine....! Firstly, blaming cows for climate change is ridiculous and secondly, anything that is corrosive to eyes etc is not what we should be giving to cows or anyone else for that matter. Absolute madness!
Exactly. Mucus membranes must be more sensitive than skin? Sounds like cruelty to me, I'd have thought the veterinary profession should be looking into it.
The sickness of these suppliers, we are truly lab rats up them and so are the poor cows, 😡😡
It really depends how far you are willing to look and go for the sake of your own health. Fluoride and also aspartame are also both listed as toxic in large quantities.
they are poisoning us while they grow their own farms
how it is safe for cows, is my question. and it if burns eyes/skin, then logically is would significantly increases inflammation in the animals. If there if inflammation in the animals, ESPECIALLY in their gut biome, the nutritional value of milk would suffer significantly. Does that make sense?
As you say, it's not misinformation; it's consumer choice.
I call it a necessary precaution. Commercial science is not unbiased. There's countless examples of scientists making stuff up as well.
That depends. If you say that the feed additive for methane reduction is a health risk, then that is misinformation. You don't know that it is, or even may be! DSM and others have carried out the trials over years and published their results. This is an additional cost to the industry, so I see no reason they would introduce a hazard to health unless it had some knock-on benefit, and harming customers is not a benefit.
If you can tell me why the dairy industry would add more cost into their production for no good reason then I'm all ears, please... let me know.
@6581punk just look at fauci over covid
@@6581punk "cough Covid"
Not if you don't know.
They should have to tell you.
Cow’s belch methane, however, they do not produce it.
Methane is produced in the rumen through multiple layers of biological activity.
This process is essential for rumen health and my question relates to the health of the cow.
We know reducing the rumen efficiency (lowering methane output) has a detrimental effect on the animal’s health.
Why is this never considered?
Did you know half of the cows used in the tests had to be euthanised?
Yes it struck me as very detrimental to an animal's health to prevent farting. We all fart for a reason, admittedly some more than others.
Exactly! It’s part of their digestive process and intervening in this might be extremely harmful.
@@northernlights6459HOW DARE GATES TEMPER WITH GODS CREATION - DO NOT EVEN DARE TO PLAY GOD ....JESUS IS COMING AS A JUST JUDGE SO REPENT GATES
Simon toddle oh I wonder ? Do you really think this hasn’t been trialed on cattle ? Do you think they didn’t let a vet near the cows in the trials ? Maybe they didn’t test the milk either ? Maybe they just got up one day and added stuff to the cows feed ? What a joke grain used in flour bread making etc is stored for years complete with pesticides fungicides etc etc and your worried about anti fart powder ha ha ha
Support our farmers!
Dont stop eating dairy or beef.... just make sure it's nothing to do with Arla.
There are safer products out there. We have to be responsible for our own health.
Free range eggs, raw milk & pasture fed beef is safe ino
Well said and I agree 💯
you going to help people pay for it?
Raw milk is very dangerous for some people eg immune suppressed like me & cancer patients having chemo etc. My specialist has put raw milk at the top of my "banned" list. Luckily, my neighbour is a dairy farmer & has a milk kiosk with pasteurised milk❤😍 (not homogenised)
@PeterPeteWho will be paying when people start to get sick. Never forget safe and effective.
If everyone only bought organic and grass fed it would be all we had available and would become cheap over time. Only reason all the expensive additives and antibiotics, and GMOs and growth hormone pumped meat is ‘cheap’ is because government subsidises all that crap instead of naturally grown and reared food. Support farmers buying direct too. They get more selling direct to the public and it’s cheaper for us too and helps them. Bypass supermarkets.
Hi , thanks for taking the time to show us what’s in our dairy products ❤
No problem Gina🤓👍🐮💕
@@budgetcookinguk I noticed that you walked past Lurpak & I have heard that they have been using this additive for the past 2 years in Denmark [can't find anything though to confirm this!]
@@thecatinthehat3931 bovaer has been in use in the EU for the past 2 years, if you google it there is a wikipedia post about it. sorry but youtube won't let me post link. i don't know if Lurpak use it though, i don't even think i've seen it listed on any dairy products despite being an avid ingredient reader :)
This info is really helpful thank you. 😊
@@thecatinthehat3931 If I got the info right since years ago when ARLA took over anchor brand, I researched and at that time ARLA was a Danish company. Maybe it still is.
'Bovaer free" is going to become a selling point.
I signed up to a doorstep delivery 3 years ago, glass bottles, their dairy is not using Bovaer, I shop in Aldi check everything now.. Don't forget this milk is also used in other bought products, bakery, ready meals Ice Cream etc.. not just the dairy section.
Aldis milk has arla in!!!!! It's on the bottom of the milk container!!!!! I wont be shopping there anymore!
@@suepoole8323 and certain butters...
Also folks, dont Forget things like yogurt, cheese, full fat cream, cream cheese etc.
@razk1974 just spent an hour checking out my food. It's terrifying. My Grandson just walked past me with a big glass of milk and some homemade cookies. Worried whether I am feeding him stuff that could affect his future health.
Rubbish @@SueM446
As if shopping wasn't stressful enough ❗️we now have to read the small print on everything.
thats it the small print is to small to read , crafty backstuds
There shouldn't be any small print it should be a size easily readable !
You're only starting NOW?😂😂😂
@mannicz yep, I keep fogetting me specs 😊
@@michaelbarbato8403 100% agree 👍
The Food Standards Agency should insist that products derived from Bovaer treated animals are clearly labelled
the fsa gets funds from company that use bovaer. so its not benifical for them
@@not.in.mynameAHH corruption from the top down....
@ColinMaxwell-oc1ok isn't that always the case
billy gates will throw toys out of pram if they do
@ronharvey8521 he should be jailed.mass murderer
MONSANTO AND BLACKROCK
WILL BE RUNNING ALLFARMING IN UK SOON
Yes they are coming to Scotland and we do not want them. They think we’re stupid and there’s no way I’m eating any of there crap. I stopped buying from supermarkets I shop at my local farm and other farmers supply fresh fruit and veg to them and they only sell Devon cows milk not anything to do with Arla they aren’t going to be involved with them. Thank goodness this is all part of the world economic forum and they are trying to take over every farm. That’s why they put an inheritance tax on them.
@@rumpoh8039 one of BR reps plus Gates were recently at No.10 for meeting with Starmer.
True. That's why they're going for the farmers. Land grab.
8000 houses to go on the village here.
It went from dairy to arable to low grade brown fields in my time here.
Then it's up to the people to do whatever means necessary against Blackrock then
This is great work. Thank you. Highly important given that many many people like myself are now shopping in budget stores like Lidl. Please keep them coming. I'm not certain what's more important boycotting anything to do with Bill gates or boycotting products that have added sterilising agents..... Both reasons are justified.
M&S are trialing it too btw.
Appalled Lidl had this milk!! No more shopping there
Good for you! Thanks for caring about yourself and us. ❤
Bovaer free but not pus and hormone free!
Thank you. I have a science degree and can safely say YOU ARE NOT spreading misinformation. Bless you for doing this. You are giving us information to make an informed opinion and a choice. Not covering up like MSM.
Brilliant, thank you. In the absence of clear labelling about whether products contain bovaer treated milk, I too have started contacting suppliers directly.
thank you so very much for what you are doing, it is so much appreciated...God bless you
This video is trending. You're doing sterling work and providing great info, thank you!
Thank you so much for your research and help. I'm now ordering my milk direct from McQueens dairy
Me too I use McQueen's
Like wise, I have for sometime and a great service. 🥛👍🏻
Watch LSB film productions gives a list of all Arla outlets and partners
Yes me too!
Just started with them
Thank you for checking, I'll be checking out our local farmer who sells milk delivered to you door
Ann, see if you have a Milk and More delivery service near you. They are actively using ‘no bovear’ as a selling point. Good for them I say!
Good I'll take a look x
Thank you so much for covering this. Arla did this originally because of the new rules in Denmark. Now, what worried me is that they are getting this into the mix before the UK put tax on every cow in the UK, the way they were going to in Denmark if this product wasn't used. It pushed farmers into a corner. I use some alterative products but that is because I have a choice. Everybody should have a choice and not be pressed into eating/drinking non dairy - which, incidentally, is what the government is striving for. It is a very difficult situation of pushing people exactly where they want people to go by getting us to disagree with something. The Bowler Hat farmer is also doing a huge amount on this dodgy product. Let's face it, they all said glyphosate was good, even though in 2022 it was almost a banned product, but the shareholders kicked off so much they carried on using it and it is now said to be the modern DDT.
Why did the shareholders kick off
@@nicklawrence6865 Because if the product had lost its licence they would have lost millions of dollars, it doesn't matter how much damage the product is doing to people, and land. If you are interested there is a book called Toxic Legacy which is amazing. It isn't hard going like some.
@@nicklawrence6865 someone farted
I use organic supported by soil association who are quite thorough. What worries me is if they force this crap into the cows then us by taxing as a punishment . It would no longer be classed as organic of course and 😢 then what. Poor cows goodness knows what discomfort they may have. I don't believe that it doesn't enter the milk. Is that going to do something to our digestion. Man interfering with God's perfect design on bodies never works out well
@@nicklawrence6865 Because Monsanto who sold it to Bayer are all dodgy go watch The world According to Monsanto and see the tricks they got up to.
There motto is all about the dollar not about health or planet just there pockets.
We really do appreciate your time and effort to help us with this. Your vids are so helpful. Thank yoouuuu very much !!
Thanks for sharing this, I didn't realise how wide spread the addition of this unwanted additive is.
I’m reading everything now! There’s so many different products that are affected! I didn’t realise that Muller was connected to Arla.
neither did I, and its in cadburys chocolate ,
Nether did I I've bought organic milk from aldi
Neither did I was just looking on the bottle I got from the corner shop
They are separate companies that are in competition and have their own groups of farms, collected by different transport.
Who told you they are?
Thank you so much for sharing this information with us !! Your an absolute life saver in this 💖 much love
This will end up as a nice boost for the farm shop outlets, now that the supermarket choice is almost non existent regarding preferred alternatives. I would imagine that if many of these dairy products are the norm at all convenient outlets, then most UHT milk is too. This is the type that I use because it doesn't need storing in a fridge using electricity to keep it cold. Thank you for the video and I shop Aldi and Lidl too.
Hello, Thank you so much for HIGHLIGHTING this additive.
Very useful and informative content thank you.
Thank you Kerry, your information is really helpful
Glad it was helpful😀👍💕🐮🐮
Very useful and informative video, thank you.
Sainsbury's (North East) had stock of Graham's gold top and semi skimmed milk which is Bovaer Free. Paynes Farm Dairy (stocked at Spar and B&M as well as some local farm shops) is also Bovaer free. Cathedral City stated in a reply to my message that they are Bovaer free .... for now.
Ah I popped into my local farm shop this afternoon and they had paynes milk. They said it was bov free too, they've been inundated with customer enquiries and concerns. They are also going to start stocking raw milk from local farms. That's good re your local sainsburys, I cannot wait to visit other supermarkets. My local b&m had freshways milk which is bov free too. I'm genuinely interested in what other chains stock - milk and dairy wise. Who knew a few months ago that this would happen and we'd all become deeply interested in milk and where it comes from. Has got to be a good thing for local bov free farms. I do feel sorry for farms that have signed up for this. I need to find bov free cream!!
@@budgetcookinguk I've seen a few articles where pretty much all the supermarkets have signed up to Arla, although Sainsbury's will be stopping in January. Possibly this is why they're stocking Graham's now? It's scary just how easily they can manipulate not only the food we eat but people themselves. So many I've spoken to haven't even heard of Bovaer! That's pretty shocking. Thanks for doing these vlogs, it helps to keep us in the know if we're sharing as much as we can
funny you should mention Cathedral City, i found it about 1 yr ago, it's the only cheese i can actually eat more than 1 slice without side effects. sadly it's not always available but when i do find it i usually stock up a bit
Gold top is legendary, glad they haven't messed with it
@budgetcookinguk Longley farm products are Bovaer free, so if you want cream try theirs. It is the best cream you will ever buy!
Thank you for educating me! I've boycotted Arla but wasn't aware that Muller was associated with Arla. Another one off my list. ❤😮
No problem 🐮👍💕I've just found this www.google.com/amp/s/www.edie.net/tesco-arla-and-muller-collaborate-to-cut-dairy-farm-emissions/%3famp=true
I had a note from my milk supplier to assure me that their milk is bovoar free.
That's great Jenny🐮👍💕Lots of milk suppliers are responding assuring customers of their bovaer free status. Shows consumer reaction is having an impact
Jennygunston dontbworry a bit about bovoar in cattle feed ! Take a look at how grain used in your bread flour etc is stored ? It’s covered in PESTICIDE @ND STORED IN HUGE SILOS FOR YEARS ,
Great to see citizen journalists well done
Very useful information. thanks & keep it up.
I went to Tesc@ and asd@ and both places only sold their own brand and it was all produced by arla!!! So I travelled a few miles to a milk shack, which I will carry on doing as they sell raw milk which I prefer.
FOLKS JUST SAY NO TO BOVAER RESIDUED MILK !! 😮😮😢😢
STICK TO THE GOOD OLD WHOLESOME MILK . . .
JUST DEMAND PURE . . .
FULL - FART - MILK !!
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Pure, with up to one per cent pus!
Thanks for sharing! Your video was suggested to me. I didn’t realise this was happening but I’ll know what to look for.
Thanks Kerry for keeping us in the loop❤
It's a pleasure Karen🐮💕💕
I get that extra mature cheddar regularly, very nice taste so I'm pleased about your findings!
Very helpful, thank you for your efforts !
Thank you Gareth🐮👍💕
Thank you very much for your research. I share your liking for Greek yoghurt & mature cheddar cheese & would seriously like to eat them additive-free. Glad Wyke Farms is one of the good guys.
It’s a minefield! They should be made to put it on the label if they are using it…. I’ve had to go organic if I cant get the dairy I know is safe.
organic is not free of it
@ according to the soil association it holds 3 ingredients that can not be used in organic foods.
@@AlisonJCIt is if it's certified by the Soil Association. They do not allow it.
@@AlisonJCI contacted the Soil Association and they’re not allowed to put organic on products with Bovaer
Thank you Kerry for this information x
I´m in Germany and I never buy Müller anything..for other reasons.The problem is this stuff is not only in dairy products.Best to check all meat too.Good lass Kerry X
cant be given to beef cattle due to fertility issues.
@@AlisonJC Thanks.
@@AlisonJCwait. So why are we humans given it through the milk???????????? Something seriously wrong and out of sink here!
We have a lot of muller dairy stuff in the UK. whats wrong with it?
@@annother3350 Nothing.My beef with Müller is due to some bad politics from them... years ago.
Thank you so much for sharing this information ❤
I appreciate your time doing this. Yesterday I wrote to the makers of Cathedral City cheeses and asked them if any of their products contain milk from Bovere fed Cows, I will let you know if I get a response.
There are two comments on here to the effect that they don't.
@glendakirby5579 I have had a reply from Cathederal City and they don't currently use dairy farms that use Bovare in their cattle feed but they didn't know for sure about the future.
Thank you Kerry for doing that the Lurpak butter says it's Danish milk but we don't know what's going on in Europe either 🌹🐈Xxxx
I watched another video that says Lurpak has it in
Lurpak is made by arla. I think arla is a Danish-swedish dairy farm co operative. I've quite a few screenshots you are welcome to as arla have many products. Happy to share🐮👍💕
@@budgetcookinguk Thank you xx
I've read that in europe Bovaer has been fed to cows for the last 10 years!
@linm9598 Thank you that's worrying xx
Bought some raw milk on the way home from work last night. Had it for the first time with my cereal and a glass of it this morning. Wow what a difference. It really tastes like REAL milk and it's settled my stomach and esophagus and seems to have settled my IBS (irrital bowel syndrome) now it hasn't been long but i feel it's the way forward. I'm happy to sacrafice other things i buy to have the extra cash for real raw milk
Where do you get raw milk?
@annother3350 got it off a farm that sells raw milk. Its a little bit out of my way but worth it for sure
The taste of the raw milk changes with the seasons. It is fabulous in late spring when the cows are eating the clover.
I now go and get mine from the machine from the farm and food from the farm shop. ❤
Thanks for this. Valuable info much appreciated. ❤
Check the bottom of the bottles, I've seen them with arla embossed on the bottom.
Spoke to a shop assistant she didn’t have a clue what I was talked king about
Well done,thanks for checking this out. The milk shelves were bending with the weight of milk,looks like consumer confidence has taken a big hit. Subscribed,best wishes.
Thank you very much🐮💕💕Merry Christmas!🎄💕and thank you for subscribing!
Thanks very much for doing this . I’m buying organic at the moment.
Billy boy was injecting cows with mRNA vaccines, working with Edinburgh University, a couple of years ago but I haven't come across any further info to date. However, I do know that he was requesting, at the time, that the cattle could be still classified as organic [I know crazy what?] and, again, I haven't heard anything since. Seems they are determined to poison us one way or another?
Sadly that's no guarantee - not all organic milk may be Bovaer-free. If a dairy company sources milk from non-organic farms or uses a blend of organic and non-organic milk, there’s a possibility that Bovaer could be present. To ensure Bovaer-free organic milk, consumers should look for certifications from reputable organizations like the Soil Association or seek out producers that explicitly state their commitment to organic principles and Bovaer-free practices.
@@goldeneddie There seems to be a lot of conflicting advice at the moment . I can’t remember where but I’ve read in two places that all British organic is Bovaer free because it wouldn’t meet organic standards . Just shows that you have to do your own research however well intentioned other people are. Thanks I’ll check it out .
@@SarahWalker-Smith Yes, fair enough it's good to check for yourself. Here's the info I've gathered so far:
1. The label 'organic' means that 95% of the ingredients are organic and must have Certification and codes showing origins.
2. In the UK, the label “organic” on milk _does not imply or guarantee a specific pasteurization process_ at all. The focus of the organic label is on the farming methods, animal welfare, and environmental practices used to produce the milk, rather than the processing or pasteurization techniques applied to the milk. This means that organic milk in the UK may still undergo pasteurization, but the label “organic” does not provide information about the pasteurization process.
3. I can't find anywhere any restrictions on 'organically fed' cows only grazing in fields that have not been used by other cows in the trial, which could mean cows grazing grass in fields containing the urine and faeces of trial cows.
Thank you so much for the initiative.
Thankyou Kerry, I'm buying organic at the moment to be on the safe side.
I do too Heather if I cannot get hold of known bov free milk🤓👍🐮💕
If you look under the plastic organic bottles Arla is imprinted in it.
@sw-h They still can't label it as organic if it comes from herds fed this stuff so even Arla organic products should be OK.
Organic isnt necessarily safe... still check is my advice
@linm9598check what it says on the soil association website , Bovaer does not meet the organic standards.
Thank you for your time and effory much appreciated
Thanks for your update.👍
Appreciate you sharing your research 👍
Can you make a list of everything that has got it in so we can all boycott their products 😁
Well done lady; thank you!
Watch out. Arla also did a deal with M&S, but that is not being widely advertised. I contacted the company and they admitted their cattle are given bovaer. They went on and on about the environment.
And Waitrose
@@julietteshore1118 Waitrose confirmed to me that they are not using Bovaer.
Awful
Thanks for all your work exposing this contamination of our food.
Thank you Russell🐮👍Merry Christmas!🎄💕
Another thing that I noticed when I was checking some Tesco brand milk, is that the bottom of the carton was actually embossed with the Arla name.
Dont buy it Tesco will put profit before people...
Same in Aldi even on their organic milk.
Interesting...@@andymaidment111
thanks for informative content - the way forward would be for Bovaer free farms to change packaging with huge labels BOVAER FREE !
Isuspect the milk is probably collected from farm by tanker, and bottled and labelled elsewhere, unless sold direct by the farm/Dairy.
You have every right to know what your eating,I agree👍
Thank you for what you are doing .Lots of people are behind you who are unable to do this . We all need educating about what is being done behind our backs to fulfil the questionable agenda climate change .
Thank you Mary🐮💕Happy New Year!🥳💕
Wyke as in bike. I've been there. It's in the middle of nowhere 😂 Good for the cows 👍
Bet they love it Philip 😄🐮💕💕
@budgetcookinguk 😄
Thank you so much for what you are doing. It is extremely helpful ❤
I am now using Goats milk, it tastes the same as cows milk it`s safe but more
expensive but well worth it.
Thanks for what you're doing. All additives are insane, but this one surpasses every limits. Enough was enough long ago. End the madness.
Well done.
Sainsbury`s as someone else has stated stocks Grahams Organic milk.
local Post Office has Chew Valley Milk which I believe is free from Bovaer.
Thanks very much for your efforts and updates.
More than the issue with Bovaer, Arla seems to have a monopoly in the UK and that doesn't sit right with me
I'm against all big companies, too much power for them, too little choice for us. Support small and medium business.
Thank you four your head work
Never watched you before , thanks for that , it seems we have little choice if we are in a hurry or don’t have access to a local farm selling its own milk . How have we let ourselves be taken over and shoved in directions we don’t want to go in without our consent . S an aside , I have just been notified by my energy supplier my prices are going up again in the new year . What’s driving this , eco lunacy .
The World Economic Forum, part of the UN.
Worldwide agendas, Agenda 2030 for instance. It is to unify the world into one. With one world government. The rich stay rich and will own everything, the poor get poorer and eventually own nothing.
Good reporting thank you for the arla up date 🎉🎉🎉
If cows are put on this additive they will need to be kept indoors, surely thats animal cruelty as well?
Double whammy!
That Somerset butter with salt in is well nice
It’s made by Wyke farm
Thanks so much Kerry ❤
No problem Ann🐮👍💕
Thank you for doing this , its very helpful
Hi Kerry,thanks for letting us know know👍🏻I’m buying organic but can we trust organic,it’s terrible all this 👍🏻
I just posted where to get organic additive free food from various stores. It also means cows not fed on pesticides,hormones or antibiotics..The milk from acorn dairy is beautiful..ask where they supply near you.
@ thanks Julie,I will check it out 😊
Thanks for this! I've subscribed
Thank-you Kerry xx 😊
Thanks for your time and effort in informing us, it's appreciated.
All dairy products have a code on the packaging. You can look up this code and it will tell you the name of the producer. Also useful as you can tell if the named brand is the same as the own brand. Bought yoghurt last week. Asda own brand and from code it was produced by Yeo Valley Organic. Yes thats an Arla Brand
Yep Valley replied to my email and said their organic is free from additives . I know Arlar own some of the company but they have assured me that not their organic because not allowed to add to that . I am confused now with people saying boycott Yeo valley ! Anyone know more please ?
Where can you look up the code? I can't find anything except a US based thing.
@@ianjohn3574 Jesaloo! It's going to take
Hours to get my weekly shop.. I remember the outcry about Halah meat now we don't know what we are buying anywhere. Marks assured me their milk herds do not have the drug but am beginning to doubt everyone.
Keep up the good work..... much appreciated ❤
Thank you for your intrepid reporting 🙏
Thank You for doing this! Keep up the good work!
Cow burps - plant sucks up co2 and methane(Co2 and water) - plant grows. Too easy .
Thank you for doing this. it's a great help!!
These companies should jump on the hype wagon for good publicity and place BIG labels on their products stating "Bovare Free!"
Awesome stuff lass, keep it going, stay strong and stay safe
I will not buy any milk or milk products from lidl again. Thanks for your good work.
My Lidl has Graham's Dairies milk and butter. Graham's don't use Bovaer.
Lidl stock Wyke farms cheese, dont throw the baby out etc. This isn't about binning an entire supermarket, there are still some good finds about.
Good Work thank you
Thank you🤓🐮💕🐮💕🐮💕
Thank you for your research and posting 👍❤️