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The U.S. dairy industry is facing challenges with small family dairy farms going …
Denver’s dining scene is making a big post-pandemic comeback, and we’re hungering to get back out. …
I don’t know why it still surprises folks that Colorado — home to tons of dairies — also produces some first-class cheeses…
When a cattle operation goes from having more than 1,000 cows to just over a dozen, it sounds like it will spell trouble for the ranch…
As a part of our series called “5 Things You Need To Create a Successful Food Line or Specialty Food”, I had the pleasure of interviewing Adrian Bota…
The milk you buy at the local grocery store could be from cows anywhere across the country — that’s the result of decades of industrialized dairy production in the U.S…
The pandemic provided an unexpected opportunity to identify gaps in the market and think about how to fill them…
Regardless of the business model, food business operators have been pushed to diversify with more digital options in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic…
offering milk closer to the milk that humans have been drinking since the dawn of time…
A partnership between Origin Dairy, Colorado Cow, and Haystack Mountain Cheese…
Origin Milk has launched a line of dairy products including eggnog, ghee, cheeses, whole milk, 2% milk, skim milk…
A description of Adrian Bota’s startup could easily get the business confused with one of Denver’s craft breweries.
Just in time for Thanksgiving, Origin Milk , the first 100% A2, all local dairy company in the U.S., expands into Colorado, debuting new holiday products, eggnog and Brie, exclusively at Whole Foods Markets.
Origin Milk is now available at Acme Fresh Markets and other area stores. The company, headquartered in Strongsville, uses only milk from Guernsey cows (on farms in Holmes County).
Guernsey cows are a breed tied to the Channel Islands between England and continental Europe. The breed was brought to the United States in the 19th century and hotels and restaurants would advertise that they served milk from Guernseys.
A Cleveland-based Origin Milk is relying on Guernsey cows from dairy farms in Holmes County to produce milk being sold in Northeast Ohio grocery stores, including local Fishers Foods and Acme stores.
“Hello. I just love your milk. I am lactose intolerant but have had no problems drinking your whole milk!”
– New York
