BOVAER dairy CODE probe in ALDI

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Interesting walkabout in Aldi, looking at Bovaer free options. The dairy code NU 007 is Dairy Crest and they are owned by Saputo (who also own Cathedral City) their Bovaer statement is in my community page, link here...
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give it a read, and make your own mind up - for me, it feels a bit dubious because the whole 'its safe' blah blah is a red flag. I don't buy cathedral city so it doesn't impact me - I prefer Wyke Farm cheese.
New in the store is the Jersey Milk which is a lookalike bottle to the Grahams bottle and is actually supplied by Grahams milk - all Bovaer free.
Hope it helps,
Thanks for watching, see you on the next one
Kerry
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[@manicminer8813]

It would be so much easier if the Bovaer products were clearly marked with Skull and crossbones, just saying

[@Wildviking8]

And the same for fruit and vegetables aswell.

[@MartynRogers-n7q]

@@manicminer8813 why? It remains a theoretical risk. Whereas this channel was upset about Coke Cola Contamination this week and yet the health dangers of consuming artificial sweeteners is proven and not merely theoretical. It is those products that need skull and crossbones on them to stop parents force feeding it to their children.

[@vivmorgan4777]

I’ve done that!

[@gordain17]

@@vivmorgan4777 What about Fart Free Milk

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

The government want us sick

[@time4tea595]

Im a farmer and I'm against this chemical.

[@poppybean7807]

Thank you x

[@simonwatts929]

how can any feed additive be unsafe for human mammals to touch with bare skin or breathe in the dust it makes but be perfectly safe for Cow mammals to EAT ???

[@Morningstar-xz5bl]

What are they feeding the animals with?? The meat and chicken from Aldi is really disgusting and nasty, weird stuff oozes out of it when your cooking it. It tastes vile too. How can we feed this crap to our children????

[@Debbie-henri]

​@@simonwatts929Unfortunately, there are a lot of food additives like that. Miniscule quantities can be added to large volumes of ultra processed food, and they are 'edible' (not good for you, as ultra processed foods go, I know, but still edible as far as manufacturers are concerned). Accidents can and have happened, however, with excessive quantities being accidentally added to foods (and even water), causing misery for consumers. And that's the problem with any chemical put to use on a farm. There's always the opportunity for human error, or insufficient testing of product, and this simply isn't good enough anywhere along the food chain - neither for the farmers, the customers, nor the animals involved. It's a sad fact that politicians create the rules, but are completely incapable of taking on such a responsibility, because they simply don't have any training in the necessary areas to make such sweeping decisions, but have the egos to think they have all the answers. Basically, what we have are economists and historians being fed tidbits of information by unscrupulous chemical companies - and believing them. Look at the food put on offer at supermarkets these days. It's been calculated that 73% of food in American supermarkets is ultra processed (the UK won't be far behind that percentage) - this created from various industrial slurries and chemicals, and have now been considered as 'pre-digested' (isn't that a horrible term? But it's true. Once you break down food into molecular form, as these industrial methods do, the result is the sort of substance a mother bird puts down her chick's throat). The helpful thing is, the term 'pre-digested' is so abhorrent to our sensitive natures, that you are far less likely to say 'Just this once...' before you put that pack of pre-digested biscuits in your trolley.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

A sensible farmer

[@ImPureBlood]

Once upon a time in the distant past, you had journalist doing this. Your getting good at this, thanks for keeping us updated.

[@RND-x8m]

Agreed Kerry is doing such a wonderful job ❤

[@HappyBagger]

They all became spoon-fed "reporters" working from home.

[@abcxyz3028]

What journalist? The ones with curious, investigative instinct are long gone. Even BBC and Guardian who were once highly regarded have gone down the pan. They just want to relay news of the corporations, Govt propagandas and pedal some posh tats and fashion in the papers for the mass sheep to purchase as the next in things to have.

[@jan6316]

Not only poisoning our food, also poisoning the sky with constant chemtrailing!

[@philthycat1408]

😂

[@TonyHobbo]

Prick​@@philthycat1408

[@cesilpreston]

Look at it when it is a sunny morning. They will start the random drawing straight away. Then the clouds come in and people think it is just normal S### British weather and carry on. It is not. I was on the fence for a long time on this sky drawing. But when you see it yourself and then see what actual contrails look like, then you know there is a difference.

[@PamelaD963]

@@philthycat1408fraid the jokes on you ..

[@michaelbratton3319]

The organic milk producers will be laughing all the way to the bank,ive started buying organic milk,and cheese,and cream type foodstuffs?your doing a grand job Kerry, thank you for watching out for us👍✊️

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Michael😃💕I agree! Someone said the other day that Tesco had upped some of its prices on the organic range. Not sure how true it was but hopefully we won't see too much blatant profiteering. Budgets are stretched enough as it is

[@atrandom5499]

The organic milk producers are also the same companies who produce regular milk, including Arla and Miller.

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

Back in the day, organic was the normal way of farming. Trying not to use pesticides ect That's what my grandfather and grandmother said.

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Just don't get your organic from aldi/tescos etc. Get it from someone not taking part in this.

[@ab4mb]

I switched to organic 5 weeks ago and I am staying with it. So much better tasting , more vitamins and much better health benefits

[@NN-bk5bb]

I just don’t want to buy anything from Arla - what a horror company

[@sexy_egg-1993]

Exactly. People don't get they pushed bovaer on the Danish people for 2 years without telling them...

[@Dylangriffiths-tj7jk]

Hi Kerry , I noticed this evening on GB News they’re talking about the negative effects of Bovear which can only be a good thing that more people are finding out about it . 😊

[@xenasloan6859]

What a service you're providing here. All power to you and keep up the fight for life

[@moormoor4281]

Thanking you most kindly from English England

[@budgetcookinguk]

It's a pleasure kind sir or lady!☺️💕

[@madsaqua2350]

The sun is out because Davos is busy plotting the next nefarious plan for our demise. Thanks Kerry.❤️🌹🙏

[@angeladavies1665]

I started buying organic milk. Went to Morrisons today, only a few organic milk left but, crates was full of regular milk. People are definitely changing shopping habits 😊. Thank you Kerry ❤

[@simonwatts929]

aldi organic milk is Muller dairies SG005 in Bristol

[@MartynRogers-n7q]

@@angeladavies1665 That is more likely because there only a few organic dairy farms. So, what are going to do when you cannot get organic milk? They cannot increase production, so they will increase the price. Plant based milk perhaps? Since it is 99.5% water.

[@MartynRogers-n7q]

@@simonwatts929Muller just bottle it for organic farmers. Duh. Bovaer is in the animal feed not added in the bottling process, And even then Muller are trialing its use in selected farms.

[@lat1419]

​@@MartynRogers-n7qplant based "milk" is absolute rubbish, and full if sugars, carbs, seed oils, pesticides and oxaltes . Real milk is a proper food especially for the fats & calcium essential for health at all ages, but especially children.

[@angeladavies1665]

@@MartynRogers-n7q that was in one shop, I can go to another. Poundland sells milk 😊

[@brendalittle3876]

Sad I have to give up so many items we love as a family but need to safely feed my family, thank you for doing this such a help

[@lat1419]

The more we look the more we find questionable about tge food we are sold. Most people buy in the supermarkets in good faith, and that has IMHO been exploited. We need to push back for good, clean and nurtitious food.

[@alicelander9058]

Screw Aldi who want to ban cash

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Yes. I've switched meat to local butcher and milk to milk and more. Will phase aldi out completely soon🤞

[@Debbie-henri]

And give jobs to robots. We stopped going there when they swapped out a couple of human-operated cash registers for a new bank of scanner types.

[@zoebiboei216]

And open pubs?!

[@kristinacoulthread6600]

We have raw milk . I buy in bulk and first day home I skim cream for butter. Got organic Jersey milk coming next week to make butter from that too as I get about 600 gram butter from 22 litres of raw milk . It's not enough for the mth but we would only be drinking it so makes sense. I also make my own yogurt and milk kefir now and soft cheese. At least we are certain it's hood for us . Thankyou for all hard work kerry

[@keithvirgin771]

Anyone seen the mince in Aldi ??? Looks hideous,, like a slab of jelly meat doesn’t even look like mince I chucked it back ,,, not buying it

[@1planet730]

Come on people, let's all stop buying dairy products with bovaer. That will show the farmers and supermarkets. Farmers are getting extra money to feed their cattle bovaer. People power. Well done for all your hard work budget cooking.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

We need to all make a stand

[@iTCXtreme]

Cancers are at an all-time high. These greedy cooperation are responsible for adding dangerous chemicals in all our foods. Thank you for raising the awareness 🙏

[@bluesea73]

Ultra processed foods from supermarkets pumped with additives, artificial ingredients, emulsifiers, preservatives, alcohol, flavours, and the rest. Eat real natural fresh local farmer food.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

Don't forget the jabs too

[@Rabswood296]

Covid vaccines

[@michaelbacon2597]

You would think the company's that are B FREE would put on their labels and watch their profits sore.

[@jackwaycombe]

I've been wondering that since I first learned about the Bovaer program.

[@KathyJacques-o3e]

Dear Kerry, outstanding work, once again. I can't thank you enough for the time and effort that you put into this nightmare. Give yourself a pat on the back as I can't reach you to do it. Take care and Best Regards.

[@tomdeeharis]

Arla are doing adverts on TV promoting their milk ha ha perhaps their profits are falling, hope so‼️

[@ColinMaxwell-oc1ok]

Thankfully in Northern Ireland we have dale farm milk bovaer free ..🇬🇧

[@budgetcookinguk]

They're appearing on my bovaer vlogs as well Tom😄

[@Christine-qm1or]

I know lol

[@clovermark39]

Let’s hope so!

[@paulsanderson8804]

I see endless ads of Muller yogurts the one with the teacher licking the wrapper. It's on all the time. Every day..

[@astrafaan]

TY so much for this - it's a nightmare trying to find ways of avoiding this stuff - it's ubiquitous and thery're obviously going to do what they can to obfuscate it further. About time the companies that don't use this took advantage and labelled their products as such.

[@wideawakenotwoke6178]

Why does anyone have to pay to be poisoned?

[@felinemad]

I won’t be, I switched to raw milk two years ago for health reasons, seems like I made the right decision in light of this Bovaer Net Zero nonsense. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@budgetcookinguk]

I fully support consumer choice😃👍👍

[@clovermark39]

I’ve gone to goats yogurt and butter.

[@lightninggornall]

@@felinemad same here its expensive i get mine from gazegill organics ,its top stuff

[@Morningstar-xz5bl]

​@@clovermark39good idea, what about meat??? Alsi meat is really bad

[@XRioteerXBoyX]

I saw farmfoods selling Arla milk. I was so disappointed to see that. Luckily there was also bottles of Payne's Dairy Farm milk being sold too. I bought two of them. I want to support Payne's Farm.

[@budgetcookinguk]

I get Paynes or freshways. Planning on trying raw milk soon!

[@HappyBagger]

I buy it in bulk from farmfoods and freeze it. But I check each time that the code is OH 029

[@christopherward9230]

​@@HappyBaggeris that the code for Bovaer free milk in farmfoods? Asking for a friend 😉

[@Billy_Bull_Sheeter]

Isn't farmfoods milk Bovaer free?

[@kristinacoulthread6600]

​@@budgetcookinguk definitely do that

[@Timetangle100]

Thankyou Kerry. I am now fully organic food wise. I always have been organic with milk, but since this whole bovaer business I have finally found a farm for raw milk. I always watch your vids!

[@jaishivshanker]

Thank you Kerry 😊

[@budgetcookinguk]

You’re welcome 😊👍

[@LindaMorton1973]

Hi Kerry. FYI - Ikea in Glasgow (their restaurant) uses Freshways Milk in their machines. I was there a few days ago and saw them replenish the milk. Thought I'd let folks know. X

[@yasminbilal1657]

Really appreciate this Kerry, thank you for your efforts. As a regular Aldi shopper I was concerned on what i can/can't buy. I contacted Aldi via twitter and I've had no response, thank God I found your video! ❤

[@budgetcookinguk]

If you have a home bargains near you, they had great bovaer free choices: dewlay & wyke farm cheeses, Lancashire farms yoghurt, freshways milk😃👍👍

[@HappyBagger]

@@budgetcookinguk They vary depending on locality. I wish I could get a response from Fayrefield (Crewe) who own the Colliers brand. Delicious cheese especially the one in the black pack

[@Delphiris]

Yrs, Kerry​@@budgetcookinguk went there Tuesday further away from me but had errands to do. Thanks to your amazing efforts for the first time I loved going shopping. Although that Homebargain had limited choice as small I was so happy at the b. Free❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mrsquics4588]

​@HappyBagger hey neighbour, sandbach b and m not got as much in as on Kerry's vid sadly, but had wykes cheese (a medium which csn be hardest to find) and either paynes/ freshways milk ...2/3 ...always thought colliers were OK but I'm not 100%

[@HappyBagger]

@ I'm in north wales, they have Dewlay cheeses but no others, and the strawberry ann forshaws yogs. No cream

[@daveb8370]

Seen yellow label lurpak at 25p and it still sat there. And Arla put out statements that the Boycott is not effecting them 😂

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

That gives me a good chuckle 😂

[@colingoode3702]

Suddenly there are of Arla ads on the TV. I wonder why?

[@lat1419]

Can I add my appreciation too? Your determination to audit our food and suppliers is outstanding.

[@RND-x8m]

You are just doing great journalistic work with this Kerry 🙏❤️🇬🇧

[@catevanslife]

Thanks Kerry, as ever. Dan and I went in Caffe Nero at Westminster station today and they were using Freshways. 💖

[@artycrafty9209]

Thank you Kerry for braving the icy cold for us. What has become clear or certainly for myself is what little choice there is if we dont want to consume Bovaeter, I done have access to the big drive supermarkets and the local small ones are dire anyway but now to try and sort out anything Bovaer free is near impossible, the only organic milk seems to be semi skimmed locally for me and I am an underweight person and need full fat milk for the calorie intake. As for butter and cheese forget it very little choice, I might be able to do better online but I am only one of me and so done have a big enough shop for weekly stuff. It's a real nightmare and we are being bullied into consuming this muck. Oh wow is me!!!!!!😱. As if life isn't hard enough without all of this sheesh!.

[@ronnielees547]

They should feed that crap to the politicians, hopefully it will stop them verbally farting, now that would reduce CO2

[@Lorenzo-cp7qs]

CO2 is a natural life providing gas.

[@gmseed]

Garstang cheese is made by a Lancashire company called Dewlay and all of their cheeses are bovaer free. They sell to Aldi under the Emporium brand.

[@Rabswood296]

Garstang sell their cheese in Poundland.

[@samanthas9875]

@@MM-rg8jz so is Emporium / Saputo Bovaer free or not please?

[@Sylvestris_Grump]

Looks like it's bovaer free​@samanthas9875

[@LC-lr2xl]

Don't know why this popped up on my recommends but I'm so glad it did

[@rumitsomaiya753]

We live in the Isle of Wight and my first question at every coffee shop is 'Do you have full fat milk?' They just give you a list of options which include Oat Soy Almond etc before informing you that they have 'Semi-Skimmed' cows milk. Even when travelling on the ferry to this beautiful Island, Wightkink only have a semi skimmed option despite being a champion for local produce and they refuse to take cash! Quite often I am informed that "full fat' is not good for you! I can't even get to the question about the milk being bovaer free because only fake milk is available. Boycott all these coffee shops!

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

I'd avoid milk like that and just buy your own

[@1bethnal]

Lactilis are an enigma. They rang me out of the blue after me emailing then and spoke at length about not using farms who use Bovaer and then I found bits about methane reduction on their site like you. Very dubious.

[@JoRose]

The bigger challenge is where we not told… example custard, ready made fresh food made with milk. Also in cafes or restaurants I really appreciate your videos. I have screen shot your lusts but did you mention in one video there is an excel sheet? Thank you 🙏🏼 OMG - further on the video you mentioned the cafes etc and the excel doc

[@gok655]

Yes it's not like we can check star bucks Nero ect. Also Macdonald's are using bovear milk so I won't put it past custard and anything with other products using milk creams ect. America eat bovear fed meat and some European countries aswell so this is what to expect if this continues

[@PaulBoyns-f2c]

Chocolate too

[@savvageorge]

Seems like Aldi has a large range of Arla products and other pro-Bovaer companies. I definitely won't be shopping there ever again.

[@budgetcookinguk]

They've partnered with Arla over this bovaer trail, along with tesco and morrisons. Not sure what that actually means in practical terms but they are supporting arla in some way

[@Jo-sp5cp]

​@@budgetcookingukneed to boycott them for everything. Use Home bargains or Lidl🤔

[@tonyrobinson362]

​@budgetcookinguk Oh right I'm sure we can all start shopping at Waitrose c'mon people have to buy what they can afford some folk cannot be fussy.

[@Jo-sp5cp]

@@tonyrobinson362 home bargains and lidl do bovaer free milk and butter. No one can afford waitrose.🤔

[@daveb8370]

Waitrose just as guilty, Muller supplies their own brand. M and S put a proud label on shelf in N. Ireland stores​@tonyrobinson362

[@andrewstafford-jones4291]

I won't touch any milk or dairy from Aldi - shame because it not only loses them the sale of dairy but also lots of other items as well.

[@28318511]

When it's rolled out this way it's the agenda. Aldi et al will just use what's cost effective. It should be noted that they did their pay review last month and the amount were below inflation. roughly about the same amount as the governments 1.5% hike on employer ni contributions. But that just a coincidence obviously.

[@mrsquics4588]

Me too ... don't get as much ftom there now

[@samjp9176]

Thanks Kerry. We should lobby for fair labelling. It's a tedious task for you & everyone navigating these codes

[@markrichards636]

Always tainted the food supply chain.....vile

[@ScarlettGreen84]

I bought trewithen milk earlier, checked it 1st and bovaer free... so google told me. thanks again Kerry x Edit: france are also trialing this 💩 so I'm scared to eat my brie

[@Ren-pn4bo]

They’re poisoning the rest of Europe too !!

[@heatherkirkup6391]

Thank you so much, Kerry! It’s a minefield out there. I only drink raw organic milk, but hubby finds it too rich. Coop the other day was sold out of organic… speaks volumes!

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Heather👋😃💕

[@paul756uk2]

It was good to know where the jersey milk came from. Sometimes, when we're away from home and have to buy milk in a supermarket the Aldi jersey milk is the one we usually go for.

[@suzannecross4670]

After all of your reporting I started buying organic but Freeways milk in B&M is additive free as you have mentioned. Also a good range of cheeses. Thank you for what you are doing. Also making your bread today....

[@daviddjerassi]

Thank you as i said im now only using all dairy from our farmers market all organic TG keep warm and keep safe THANK YOU xxx.

[@paulhowe8420]

I have noticed the dairy farm up the road from me has an Arla badge on its gate. Makes me sick.

[@Averygoodview]

Saputo Dairy UK, report that “soy is in our supply chain due to its presence in the animal feed consumed by the cows producing the milk we use. We are therefore also a member of the Round Table on Responsible Soy Association (RTRS)”. So that’s a no from me. and I will be avoiding all Diary Crest products.

[@amievictoria2676]

@@Averygoodview good to know! No Saputo then!

[@paul5403]

It's the people like you who make this country great . The normal everyday people who won't just accept the narrative. You do a fantastic job of informing the rest of us who care about the poison that is being fed to the population . God bless you.

[@LisaLula432]

Thank you. Be interesting to see if the luxury butter is Bovaer free. You're the best place to check for status 🙏🏻💖

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Try to support the smaller suppliers. If they are squeezed out by Arla and muller youll have ZERO choices.

[@eileenredmond3582]

Thanks again love

[@budgetcookinguk]

It's a pleasure Eileen 😃💕💕

[@buddy3892]

That Apeel stuff and the cricket powder will be the next thing to look out for, Mr Gates at it again

[@daveb8370]

Sainsburys, 3 organic bottles left, hundreds of Arla and Sainsburys own

[@shirleyedwards5355]

Thankyou so much kerry

[@clovermark39]

Nero coffee shops have bovaer free milk and cream.

[@JeanMcdonald-m7l]

Thank you for all your hard work, l live in Scotland and use local farmer graham's dairies milk and butter are not arla.

[@carollamarlenaricci1851]

This AWESOME lady does so much scouting for us. How luck we all are to have her. Her dedication is appreciated. I have a question to anyone in the know. Does Bovaer coding cover meat as well since it's the same cattle eating this imposed rubbish that nobody wants. If it's in the milk it will be in the meat as well.

[@TimRichmond-n3f]

Thanks for showing us what's happening 👍

[@kaylloyd6791]

Costa is Alra

[@janicerobinson4247]

I really appreciate the information you release as I'd have no idea what I'm looking for.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Janice😃💕

[@susanpearson1341]

What about the long life milk in the boxes

[@samanthas9875]

@susanpearson1341 if it is the same company and farm that do Bovaer don;t touch it.... Do not forget same products are also in other supermarkets, which means the name of supermarket is not so important but the products are.......

[@desertrat5782]

Thanks for information 👍👍

[@paulinedrewery3759]

I was buying Kerrygold butter until we found out it,s not safe, so googled organic bovaer free butter, and Trewithin Dairies were selling their butter half price because of a close sell by date, so stocked up and put some in freezer.I will keep an eye out for that again when I need some more.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Good bargain! 😃👍💕

[@SusanMillsHolisticWellbeing]

Thank you so much for all these updates. Really helpful for so many of us. Please can you also look at some buttermilks as I use this in cooking! Maybe not anymore though

[@samanthas9875]

@SusanMillsHolisticWellbeing if it is made by same company / brand eg Arla the same conditions apply....

[@keithdavies1395]

Anyone remember 'mad cow disease'? Lesson not learned then? Cows eat grass 'outside',cows fart,cows produce milk. Hear endeth the lesson. UK 🇬🇧

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

All natural just like how we as humans fart.

[@zoebiboei216]

Thanx for bringing this to my attention... Use Freeways or organic! Fed up with wot 'they' do to our food 😤

[@helentolley2755]

where I live we only have a small Aldi and I could find no alternative to arla last week or the week before so I get my milk from my local shop more expensive but bovaer free

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

Its worth the extra money Helen

[@budgetcookinguk]

Do you have a home bargains?

[@helentolley2755]

@@budgetcookinguk unfortunately no but we have a B&M if that's any help

[@samanthas9875]

@@helentolley2755 they sell Graham's milk Bovaer free and if you read comments above they mentioned some other Bovaer free products.

[@mistsmogguru8378]

I've been saying that something is wrong with the milk. It makes me nauseous and dizzy.

[@cathycarnell3198]

Hi Kerry - Excellent work as usual on a bitterly cold day. Thank you for your dedication to this mission of exposing the Bovaer catastrophe. Please could I have a copy of the excel codes. Most grateful for your help.

[@budgetcookinguk]

No problem Cathy and thank you😃💕 email me on [e-mail] and I will attach on the reply 👍👍

[@julianneaitch]

I’m updating my spreadsheet with all the info you’re giving us Kerry (if I don’t inadvertently miss it) I’m happy to keep updating it and share it out. If you wanted to mail me if you get a confirmed bovaer free response and I can update and distribute if anyone wanted it.

[@dd7521]

That's very kind of you.

[@Truthmybannerl4631]

Thanks so much for your research and highlighting n exposing this!!

[@schizoozy]

It is in all US dairy feed except organic.

[@budgetcookinguk]

It's crazy because bovaer was classed as a drug in the US because it alters the inside of an animal (& so couldn't be used) until about May 2024, then they declassified it so it could be used despite the fact that it still alters the insides of a cow. Money talks eh and gets through restrictive hoops oh like safety and such.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

​@budgetcookinguk it's good you have done the research kerry

[@BlazinDragon88]

Crazy stuff all part of their 2030 depopulation agenda very devious wef who

[@pinkmonkeypants]

​@budgetcookinguk what does it do to the inside of the poor cows? 😢

[@alia9087]

I am in Germany. A few years ago, Aldi announced it was going to reduce its range and stock less products. Almost all the products it got rid of were organic ones. I stopped shopping there then, never been back.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

I noticed here in the UK some organic products are being permanently removed

[@alia9087]

@@GaryAdams-ut8xe I think it will happen, they don't want us to be healthy

[@beeba52]

Thank you for saving me a lot of hard work! 👏👍

[@Justanannie]

Thankyou for your time and efforts.

[@christinajoy3682]

Thank You Kerry. I share your videos with my NFU farmer rep. 😊

[@budgetcookinguk]

Aw thank you Christina😃💕💕

[@samanthas9875]

@christinajoy3682 so what was his response to it when he saw it????

[@junealaskanmal837]

I've learned so much from your channel. Thank you so much for making the nightmare a little easier 😢

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you, that's lovely (sorry it's a nightmare thou) 🥰🥰🥰

[@tonybeck7399]

TM Telford- supply Lidl Greek style yogurt. Found a newspaper article saying Müller had bought them out. Asked Müller for confirmation- no reply. Looks like these larger companies are buying out the smaller produces so choice becomes non existent.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thanks Tony, yes muller own TM telford👍 a good alternative if you have a home bargains/b&m/iceland near you: Lancashire Farms natural yoghurt (sold in both HB or B&M) or Iceland own label greek style is either by Llaeth y Llan dairy (CW 002) or pakeeza dairies RO 030 code (pakeeza own Lancashire farms so they're one and the same)👍👍

[@louisebb4183]

Lackey you can chose ,most in Australian supermarkets don’t have organic milk supply all day only few bottles and when the are gone they are gone.

[@joyatkinson6529]

Thank you so much.

[@carolinelanigan7555]

Thanks you for this video. Where can we look up the codes you showed please?

[@selhurt]

Kerry thank you so much for this , makes it easier when out shopping. I was wondering if evaporated tined milk is affected and whether custard is affected. Thanks you again

[@cynthiastogden7000]

I presume it must be. I buy evaporated milk but do not feel like using it now. Loved it in my coffee.

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

Custards and rice pudding are all contaminated unless organic. You can get an organic rice pudding in waitrose called "Rachel's divine rice"

[@GWAYGWAY1]

Am I correct in surmising that Bovaer will destroy out gut biome as well as that of the cows. That would not do us any good neither will it help the cows and their calves.😮

[@xenasloan6859]

Yes

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

Unfortunately yes. It's the same when cows get fed growth hormone and jabs, it essentially poisons the meat and doesn't do your health any favours

[@samanthas9875]

@GWAYGWAY1 well if you davoid Bovaer milk made some comapny/ brands /. farms then you should avoid the cheese made by the same company /brand ./ farm.... Also avoid all od the dairy products made by Bel Group .... does not matter if it is milk, yogurt, cheese..... They implement Bovaer and they are openly proud of it.... You can find their dairy products eg Babybell cheese, The Laughing Cow cheese, Semi-Soft French Cheese Wedge , Port Salut Traditional French Cheese Slices, in Tesco Asda Saisbury’s Morrisons Ocado Waitrose and all of their products are covered by Bell Group as well as brand NURISHH - all of their dairy products are not made from real milk and cheese but their products are artificial plant-based. Nothing is real in their products although they say their dairy products are good for vegetarians and are artificial colour free ....., Can you imagine eating cheese made from plants? their products are eg. Gran Vegiano plant-based grated , Cheddar Flavour Slices plant based slices, Emmental Flavour Slices plant based , Mozzarella Flavour Slices plant based , Greek Style Cubes plant-based, Cheddar & Mozzarella Flavour Grated plant-based , Emmental Flavour Grated plant-based , Mozzarella Flavour Grated plant-based , PLANT-BASED ALTERNATIVE to CAMEMBERT , Garlic & Herbs Spread plant-based cheese, Plain Spread plant-based cheese

[@BethanyLloyd-h6t]

thanks so much , you're wonderful , i really appreciate your hard work , linda 😊😊😊

[@KathrynHodge-gt8es]

I buy my Cotteswold Milk from Londis,and know they use it in their coffee machine I tried to buy their last bottle and she told me it was reserved for the coffee machine.Cheltenham

[@SteveInsidious]

Thankyou.

[@budgetcookinguk]

No problem Steve😃👍👍

[@monicacharles6723]

Doing a marvellous job Kerry!

[@myrtlebasharan6526]

Thanks so much. I really appreciate your work.

[@saneben9917]

Is there any chance you could provide a list of the Bovaer Free milk, butter, cream and cheese codes for all the main supermarkets. This way if its not on tne list I would know not to buy it. Cheers.

[@user-oq7yl4mj7z]

Yes, that would be a great thing, I am interested as well.

[@blondiejam924]

Me 2

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

While I don't know the codes, buying organic (if your budget allows it) is the best for your health

[@eddieyeoh4098]

Arla making a big push on TV advert!!

[@Jo-sp5cp]

They must be feeling our disapproval.🤞😁

[@daveb8370]

Put out a statement in trade magazine that it is not effecting them too badly ...not what I have seen in trade warehouses and Supermarkets, yellow labels galore. LURPAK on half price promotion etc

[@minecraftmike6850]

I think for now it’s possible easier using the cheeses in home bargins/ B&M they have so many.

[@samanthas9875]

@minecraftmike6850 depends on brand as when they sell some of the same Bovaer dairy products as other supermarket... The name of supermarket is not so important bat the brand of dairy product is....

[@hannahcrowe9868]

Hi Kelly do you think cheese pizzas in aldi would have bov on? 😊

[@tanaarcher3258]

Yayyyyyy finally aldi

[@budgetcookinguk]

😄👍💕

[@annetta594]

We need a petition against this and Posters with Bovaer- free milk and cheese on large Billboards outside every supermarket.

[@budgetcookinguk]

This petition calls for labelling👍 kzbin.infoUgkxB8S3YyoHmDFzQX3ABSphykZjsOtZoHdk?si=ChsXYFmjGrV9zDtC

[@DavidBrown-sr8di]

Surely this food labeling does not meet legal requirements

[@GaryAdams-ut8xe]

They can get away with whatever they choose

[@samanthas9875]

@DavidBrown-sr8di unfortunatelu it is not compulsory to label Bovaer products....

[@Charliesmomiji]

The Aldi in Berwick-upon-Tweed is all arla milk so i go to homebargains for Graham's

[@samanthas9875]

@Charliesmomiji you can get Graham's Organic milk in Asda but don't get confused as they sell 1L bottle for £1,10 and 2 L bottle for £2,15 of Graham's Organic whole milk - the label is green very similar to Graham's semi-skimmed milk as well as you can get 1 L different type of bottle (blue label)of Graham's Organic whole milk with cream at the top for £1,10 a 1 L of Graham's Organic whole milk Unhomogenised in different type of bottle (gold brown label) too . This unhomogenised one is with cream at the top for £1.40 it is really delish healthier and It really worth it. Btw is there any farmer in Berwick or arround who sell Bovaer free millk? I haven't heard about any..... :-( Btw you can get Graham's double cream in Asda too

[@AS-jm9uk]

Great thank you Kerry, appreciated 👍👀🌷💚

[@swansong5263]

Power to the people!

[@NN-bk5bb]

Could you please give us all Saputo codes? Thank you

[@budgetcookinguk]

No problem at all, will do it tomorrow😃👍 and I'll add a screenshot on to the saputo info on my community page. Link to that is in the description