Organic Press ReleasesDEMAND FOR ORGANIC MILK REACHES UNPRECEDENTED LEVELS08 September 2005 OMSCo, the leading organic milk suppliers co-operative has announced a 50% increase in demand for organic liquid milk over the last six months, but warns that further increases cannot be met without an increase in farm gate prices. The increase follows the recognition of the nutritional benefits… NEW RESEARCH PROVES ORGANIC MILK IS HIGHER IN VITAMINS AND ANTIOXIDANTS THAN NON-ORGANIC MILK10 January 2005 Organic milk has higher levels of Vitamin E, antioxidants and omega 3 essential fatty acids, according to new research released today at the Soil Association’s annual conference, held in conjunction with the University of Newcastle’s Quality Low Impact Food (QLIF) Congress in Newcastle. Organically… NEW RESEARCH CONFIRMS ORGANIC MILK IS GOOD ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF OMEGA 309 December 2004 NEW RESEARCH CONFIRMS ORGANIC MILK IS A GOOD ALTERNATIVE SOURCE OF OMEGA 3 …but consumers are still unaware of the benefits The University of Aberdeen announced today that early results of a new research project confirm that organic milk is a good alternative source of omega 3. The research,… PARLIAMENTARY LAUNCH FOR NEW OMSCO INITIATIVE29 October 2004 The Organic Milk Suppliers Cooperative (OMSCo) has this week launched a new initiative aimed at developing collaboration and partnership across the organic dairy industry. ‘OMSCo Partners’ was officially launched at a reception at the Houses of Parliament that was attended by the Minister responsible… ORGANIC DAIRY FARMERS LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE TO CELEBRATE COOPERATIVE'S 10th ANNIVERSARY28 October 2004 The Organic Milk Suppliers Cooperative (OMSCo) has today launched a new, improved website to mark the organisation's 10th anniversary. The already award-winning site receives around 10,000 visitors a month and is one of the most popular organic sites on the internet. It has been revised to improve… THE PUBLIC IS RIGHT NOT TO TRUST GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT THEM FROM PESTICIDES, WARN ORGANIC DAIRY FARMERS23 June 2004 An NOP survey of 1,000 consumers released by the Organic Milk Suppliers Cooperative (OMSCo), called into question the government's record on testing for pesticide residues in our food. 77% of consumers believe we should be concerned about pesticide levels in foods like milk and butter and nearly 1…
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