BOVAER update: ICELAND how to IDENTIFY dairy SOURCE using CODES

[@brianeastman9074]

Should be marked, contains Bovaer on the product that way we don’t need to scrutinise every sodden purchase

[@Austin40424]

They don't want to make it easy.

[@EddieMarris]

Yes it should be visible on the product

[@blondiejam924]

Rupert Lowe has raised this in parliament he wants Bovaer to be labelled

[@Key-Wound]

Testament to the evil times we live in. We are awake & they will pay. Never forgive - Never forget. Wishing you & yours all the best for Christmas.

[@martynsmith9482]

They don't want to let you know just incase they don't sell it. Public deserve to know what they are purchasing.

[@Graham-n2m]

Thank you kerry, as a beef farmer my concern is that this will become compulsory. Cows guts are designed to work the way they do, DON'T interfere with it!

[@sookibeulah9331]

The insanity is that methane from cows is a total non-issue. As a beef farmer I think you’ll find the book Defending Beef by Nicolette Hahn Niman very interesting and she totally deconstructs the methane issue. *Get the 2nd edition not the first

[@paul756uk2]

I believe that by 2030 it will be compulsory. Only by public pushback can we stop this.

[@elzbietadobrowolska9200]

@ the cows, the methan, the climate, too many people on earth is not the problem!!! This is just the way they want to distroy farmers and force people to eat the artificial food. If you can produce food and feed people, you are independent, they don't like independent people...

[@pollyester6639]

@@Graham-n2m no they are not - bret Weinstein and his wife did a brilliant podcast - think she's an evolutionary biologist she's says we are messing with millions of years of evolution. This is also to stop us eating meat altogether if we get spooked.

[@pollyester6639]

@@Graham-n2m is there a group leading a campaign to push back. ? Could do with Jeremy Clarkson type person

[@ianharlow2075]

Well done, Kerry; A true journalist, unlike those scumbags in the MSM !!

[@lindark28]

Exactly 👍

[@heatherhall3452]

Presstitutes we call em in Oz 😆🤣😂 Lyin mungrel dogs

[@Mark-dj4zr]

Thank you for all the help. We also need to find out what beef has come from Bovaer fed cows.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

This is the next relevant question, we need to ask about this situation, as those milk cows make their way into the beef production lines.

[@susancobley4636]

Won’t be long before it’s in all beef and us too!

[@esecallum]

lisyen complain TO FOODF STANDARDS AGENCY.. and keep complaining. tell therwe dont want this krap

[@NewMinority]

Dairy cows mainly end up into the fast food industry in burgers

[@karengregory8503]

I was concerned about pet food too!

[@BrassToff]

Just been to Waitrose and it's virtually all Arla apart from Duchy of Cornwall and Grahams. It's time the British public started looking at labels and understanding what rubbish we put into our bodies. Most of it is ultra processed or covered in pesticide. And you wonder why you don't see any bugs on your windscreen and bumpers now......Well done Budget Cooking for shedding more light on the issues.

[@budgetcookinguk]

This is true. The lack of insects splattered on windscreens is very telling. We need insects to pollinate our food. No wonder MSM is avoiding the bovaer story because generally people do not want any more additives on top of an already saturated use in foods. Bovaer the straw that broke the camels back perhaps? Look at my community page, I found something very interesting about Norway and what they're doing re bovaer.

[@RND-x8m]

As someone who has food allergies this is something I must do. Whey is of course from milk and checking food ingredients shows it is in everything. That raises questions of whos whey it is. This is a huge issue for me.

[@Bennyboy1212-f4e]

@@budgetcookingukwhat are Norway doing?

[@MA-nm2tv]

If they keep spraying our skies, there will be fewer crops that successfully produce our food. I've notice that sometimes when they spray the grass and plants look washed out. It has to stop.

[@phil_d]

​@@budgetcookingukYes! I remember as a kid driving in the countryside and the front of your car was covered in insects. Nowadays, hardly anything. Bill Gates and cronies are utter clowns.

[@sandraandersen9837]

What a fantastic kind lady to rush during your Christmas preparations to get this list out for us. Thank you. Happy Christmas xx

[@gurglejug627]

As a matter of interest, I emailed Lidl Sweden and they said that 'Bovaer has been tested to EU standards (and a load of simplistic waffle) and they will stock Bovaer cattle produced products' - My question had been actually whether they would clearly mark those products and their roundabout and really crap answer was a "no" with some attempt to justify and cover it up. I emailed the Swedish organic farming cert group KRAV, whose marking/certification standard is high, as to whether they would label Bovaer products and they said they would not put the clear KRAV marking on any packaging which has a Bovaer product contained within, as 'it has not been sufficiently tested and therefore we should err on the side of care and caution'. So Lidl show a total contempt for consumer choice, yet KRAV are doing the sensible thing. Interesting how many supermarkets don't give a hoot about customer opinion...oligopoly/political control, anyone?

[@PamelaKirkbride-qv6ld]

We know that companies who use the chemical poisons in their products will not not be happy to inform us of that. So it would be far more helpful if farmers and companies who DON’T use the additives marked their products with ‘Bovaer Free’ labels. Then we wouldn’t have to search through lists of codes etc while we are shopping. They would benefit as well as the customers.

[@budgetcookinguk]

This is worth asking of the brands especially UK wide ones like Freshways, Paynes, Grahams and all Organic. Funnily enough they did this in Norway, although the opposite saying this milk comes from a bovaer fed cow. When people weren't buying it, they dropped the label.

[@allannicolson2607]

​@@budgetcookingukLocal shop to me has disclaimer from Grahams on the milk shelf.

[@jackgrimes-wl8fb]

@@budgetcookinguk Good idea.

[@wecandothiswarriors]

@@UmGotteswillen-f1p But THEY can hide what they poison us with! No it should never be illegal to tell us what is added

[@donquixote3927]

I expect companies displaying ‘Bovaer Free’ labels would come into conflict with governments. EG government contracts cancelled, HMRC investigations, Food Standards Agency difficulties. Don’t underestimate your enemy.

[@paula-xmoonlitfaeryx]

I contacted alston dairy who makes the ann forshaws yogurt in home bargains and had this back from them ... Good morning We have had a number of enquiries regarding this subject recently. Our farm has not used the Bovaer additive as part of the cattle feed and has no plans to do so. Our products do not contain any milk products from cattle fed with Bovaer I hope this will put any concerns you may have had to rest Best regards Martin Brough Technical Manager Alston Dairy Preston PR3 3BJ

[@budgetcookinguk]

That's great, I'll add that to my list! Thank you for sharing 🐮👍💕

[@Key-Wound]

@@paula-xmoonlitfaeryx We need to remember, there’s an udder product Rumin8 that does the same job, allubder the control of Bill Gaytes

[@NecessaryDramaAddictionNDA]

I’ve contacted the makers of yazoo flavoured milk it’s passed response time and heard nothing. Can only assume they use arla

[@teresamoore4126]

@@NecessaryDramaAddictionNDA don't drink that crap.

[@rawo5756]

@@NecessaryDramaAddictionNDA yazoo is uht ,what they give people in jail ,ultra heat treated ,just as bad a bouvier

[@Anonymous-kj1dl]

Everyone is focusing on the dairy itself such as milk and cheese. Which is good, but we need to also know what meat is safe. Cows and sheep are eating this stuff.

[@nook788]

We have a beef and sheep farm and I can assure you that our animals are not eating this rubbish. Another ridiculous idea thought up in some office by some idiot who knows nothing about farming, the amount of gas an animal gives off is minimal compared to the thousands of aeroplanes flying around our skies every day and nobody does anything about that.

[@paulhinkley11]

Exactly the people feeding this to animals either the farmer or people selling this to the farmer are complicit with animal cruelty

[@nook788]

@ where has this idea come from that beef and sheep farmers are feeding their animals additives? It is a myth! Our sheep and cattle eat good old grass and our own grain !

[@Justagranny-g5d]

u forget milk is in 80% of processed food for goodness sake

[@huporhaha1]

I am so glad that my next door neighbour works at Trewithen Dairies and that I personally know the Mr.Rodda from Rodda's dairy. Living in Cornwall does have its advantages despite the blue and white tartan skies when the weather appears to be favourable. By the way, summer this last year here in Cornwall was on a Wednesday in this June due to "unforeseen" circumstances previously agreed by Davos and some within the Westminster bubble. Even the local cows were going on strike over the bid to remove their pastures in favour of wind and solar farms.... and we Cornish folk know how to fart in a "proper" manner.... long live full fart milk and beef....we know what is proper good for us! And to top it all, my husband who passed a few months ago stipulated that a full round of Cornish Yarg cheese was to be supplied at his wake - needless to say I obliged! Not one scrap Arla crap was provided - jam first on the scones of course. 😉😉😉

[@StellaClements-ml3wb]

So sorry about your husband's passing. Thank you for your post. God bless & Merry Christmas. ❤

[@roscowoodward6037]

Christmas tidings dear Lady, love in information you gave, giving to others.. thank you 💕🙏

[@tracycockerton2218]

🥰😊✨💪🙏🌟

[@JimmyJimmyRiddle]

whoa ! a sane person in Cornwall 👍👍💪

[@MrSuperG]

i hate the wind Turbines there, horrible

[@KatytheNightOwl]

Thank you so much for your info! It turned out all my milk, cheese, & yogurts were ones I wouldn't dream of eating, soI was able to make changes immediately, thanks to your vlogs! I'm now enjoying Irish butter & cheese, & Jersey milk! Lol

[@christinesullivan9969]

Thank you....much appreciated...😂

[@savinggrace70]

Thank you Kerry, you are helping to calm the nerves of the UK citizens.

[@zanneBC]

Strange isn’t it how one day you’re a cooking channel on KZbin and BANG you’re on a crusade to inform the public of questionable practices of the dairy industry. Kudos to you!!! Happy Christmas to you and yours. 🇨🇦👀👍💜

[@tonybeck7399]

Thank you, much appreciated. Better investigative journalism than msm can come up with.

[@LindaRolph-e6g]

Wow Kerry. You are doing an amazing job, thank you so much for all your efforts. I hope you're feeling better and have a lovely relaxed Christmas. Take care.

[@user-ks7rz1tr9z]

Great job. Thanks for helping to identify potentially contaminated milk and dairy products.

[@leialee6820]

Thank you so much for letting us know. It looked you were in Iceland outside you were that cold. God Bless You.

[@leialee6820]

I have emailed you as I am unable to download it on my mobile phone. So sorry for the extra inconvenience. I can wait until you have the time - No hurry.

[@chrisnewport6242]

Aaahhhh maaaan ! You are one fantastic lady ! Thank God for you, hes sent you to us. Your research is priceless to us. We love you out here girl ! People like you deserve the best Christmas.❤️🙏

[@budgetcookinguk]

Aw thank you Chris🐮💕wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas!🎄💕

[@SylviaLaidlow-Petersen]

I don't understand how we can know if the dairy that the milk comes from is using Bovaer or not? The code links to the dairy, but how do we know if the dairy uses Bovaer?

[@johnblowes600]

I hope everyone boycotts these products ….SEND ARLA INTO OBLIVION

[@popwillodrum1]

ARLA. WEF. Oppose where ever you can.

[@lordtwigster3723]

Arla. the company who brought this to your attention?, you know nothing . Without them and their thoughtful incluscion of public opinion into their trial , you'd still be oblivous to it .

[@androiduser4162]

@@lordtwigster3723 muppit

[@janettepettinger8439]

​@@lordtwigster3723Agreed, Cadburys have been using dairy herds which have been eating this feed for a while, to name but one. 🙏🏼🕊️

[@CerebralThinking]

​@@lordtwigster3723 That's irrelevant if they (Arla) are using it in the milk and dairy products, including those consumed by children! That's like saying: "the company/people who made you and your children sick, should be excused, as they did release some information on it". Arla, and others. have abused their agricultural codes of conduct , and abused the trust of the public! While profiting from it! What a ridiculously silly comment.! Are you using all of your cerebral faculties? You present a weak and erroneous argument. That's the problem with the internet: it is full of useful idiots that serve the perpetrators of such unconscionable policies.

[@jackiebarlow4920]

Can’t thank you enough for your kindness in doing this for all health concerned people. 🥰🥰🥰

[@witlesswonderthe2nd883]

This milk should have this as a listed ingredient because regardless of what they say someone will have an allergic reaction and the source of the trigger needs to be easily identifiable to stop repeated episodes. Since the young woman died from going into an allergic shock from a sandwich legislation changed and milk should have to comply with providing customers with upfront information before buying.

[@tonybeck7399]

I agree, but they say it isn’t found in the cow’s milk. I don’t believe this.

[@fredjames9867]

they dont care is all about profit and some people making money

[@markphillips2076]

@@tonybeck7399 I'd wager that it's found in milk, but not at levels that are considered toxic. However, even trace amounts can have effects over time. I'd doubt very much that anyone has done studies on consuming trace amounts of Boaver over (say) ten or twenty years,.

[@triciabutler3101]

You are one hell of an amazing lady, still thinking of us all while doing your own shopping for safe products. Wishing you and your family an amazing Christmas x

[@maureentaphouse5206]

What a useful list . Thank you for all your work.

[@williamhamblin1585]

You've done a really good job on finding all out all the information it's sad that even if the milk is a drug it will end up in the drains and in the rivers and the sea anyway the people that make these chemicals just need to stop I hope you have a great Christmas thank you for all your work

[@rosa-f4865]

Thank you Kerry for doing this I contacted Morrison's and asked them if their own brand Dairy products were produced with farmers doing the Bovaer feed trials their reply was animal welfare is their upmost importance and they quoted a European regulation going on and on and there is no harm to animals . I replied thank you animal welfare is very important me too BUT you didn't answer my question and I would therefore be doing my own research . Hope your feeling better have a Happy Christmas and A Good New Year to you and your family Kerry 🌹🐈Xxxx

[@i.JoanaT]

All supermarkets own brands are supplied by Arla so stay away. Buy Grahams. It’s a Scottish farm and their milk and butter taste better too

[@judithcressey1682]

​@@Pitt-the-Elder It's never about the environment.

[@barrieshepherd7694]

In other words they did not know, or are not prepared to disclose.

[@rosa-f4865]

@barrieshepherd7694 I feel they do not want to tell me .

[@chrissymon]

​​@@rosa-f4865They don't, so they waffle Just like the goons in parliament..

[@PatriciaLawlee-q2e]

You’re an amazing caring lady, thnx for all your hard work ❤

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you Patricia 🐮💕💕

[@Bill-b1s]

Wow thankyou for doing this!! Like you we are a family of 9 so we cantafford farm shops either nor is it practical dragging 7 children round there. Thankyou for taking the time to do this God bless you x

[@budgetcookinguk]

Aw no problem at all, wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!🎄💕🎄💕

[@Mandzsym]

Kerry, your so generous sharing this info!!! 🙏 I so hope people pop into the link & donate you a coffee in appreciation. Big love x

[@lindajames7759]

M&S sells organic cream & I make my own butter from it at half the cost. Thanks so much for your vids really appreciate it ❤❤

[@suzycat2026]

A true citizen journalist, thank you so much. In Scotland I buy Iceland blue top, various local suppliers & code starts with M. Have a merry Christmas Kerry 😻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@crazymairnonaya8379]

Bring it to the attention of GB News the best news channel out there. They will discuss things like this unlike the useless mainstream news channels. Actually as I’m writing this I’ve a feeling they already have.

[@paulsnowdon5210]

I've had success with Home Bargains in getting Arla free milk from Lanchester Dairies.

[@karenb6602]

Thanks for this information. Tried to find out from Tesco about the use of Bovaer by their suppliers and their eventual reply was “This information is company sensitive and we are not able to share this” in other words they don’t want us to know.

[@GerGray-i2t]

Thank you Kerry. Merry Christmas to you and the family XX

[@jacquelinesmedley7853]

ORGANIC SUPERMARKET MILK Organic milk standards prohibit the use of bovine growth hormones in cows. Organic cows are also free-range, meaning they have access to pasture and spend as much time outdoors as possible

[@budgetcookinguk]

Yup ORGANIC is absolutely fine. Soil Association has confirmed bovaer is not an allowed substance on organic farms 🐮👍💕

[@fredjames9867]

i went to Lidl and both filtered and full fat were from manor farm . hence i didn't buy it

[@AndrewPittilla]

Do manor farm use it?​@fredjames9867

[@emmaearnshaw3282]

won't be grazing this time of year.

[@richardlilley6274]

So is all organic milk and dairy free of bovaer ?

[@TheMiniFarm444]

That’s the beauty of KZbin videos you learn more than we ever did at school Amanda (Mandy)

[@deusintus2440]

Thank you I drink a lot of milk and didn't know about BOVAER. Have a lovely Christmas.🎄🎉

[@vanessabrooks8656]

WELL DONE Mrs…..WE appreciate your efforts to inform and educate 👍👏👏👏❤️

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you🐮💕

[@dingnextstop]

Well done for all your hard work finding this out… and Thankyou for letting us know! Be safe and have a lovely Bovaer free Christmas 😊🎅🏻

[@colinblythe3710]

That is a Brillint list - Thank you We now need to identify every "SAFE" dairy as some of - (Like Wiseman Dairy) have been bought over or are under contract to Arla / Muller Just checked & ASDA Smart Price cheese is Arla Cathedral City Cheese is Dairy Crest

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you🐮👍💕Cathedral have stated they're not using bovaer - at the moment 🙄 I added my growing bov safe list to the bottom of the description - its also in my community page where I update it every so often

[@Laddy67]

McQueen's Dairy....deliver all over the country...Bovaer free milk and products... reasonably priced too👍

[@1dayfree]

Yes we should all try to use milk delivery companies so that way the supermarkets don't get all the profits from the farmers. It's not just about what's in the milk. We have to be strategic about who we give our money to for the long term.

[@susanshadrake6193]

I'm getting Berkeley Farm organic milk off Ocado - it's completely free of Bovaer etc and it tastes wonderful.

[@cjohn8498]

Hi Kerry, Thank you for the video, Very informative. Just thought I would add that I bought some Paynes Dairies milk code: OH 029 from Heron at the weekend and they state on their website that they don't use Bovaer in their milk. Hope you and your family have a lovely christmas and a happy new year.

[@culdesac8339]

Wow! The winds look mighty blustery and cold there. It's pretty bitter here too. Well done and you are an absolute star for getting these codes to us. I hope you feel better soon and have a lovely Christmas. We really appreciate everything you are doing to get the word out. ps Wayside Farm, Kings Langley, will have raw milk from 9th Jan. They have a farm shop too. TC.

[@blondiejam924]

Thank for Kerry for all your hard work

[@Thurgosh_OG]

Thank you for doing this research Kerry.

[@Val-from-Leigh]

Thanks, Kerry! Merry Christmas 🎄

[@budgetcookinguk]

Merry Christmas! Hope you have a lovely one 🎄💕

[@lilacshockwavez]

Thank you kerry for all your doing x I've now changed where I shop hope your feeling better now, merry Christmas and a happy new year x

[@swansong5263]

Thank you dear lady, You are proving to be invaluable! Have a wonderful Christmas And a Sherlock Holmes new year!

[@rost6583]

Please be aware that DUCHY ORGANIC SKIMMED MILK, which I bought yesterday, from WAITROSE, has the MULLER CODE. This will hopefully be the end of my shopping at Waitrose (and most other supermarkets). Please farmers try to start selling direct. Thank-you so much for all you are doing to bring all this information to us.

[@jackgrimes-wl8fb]

Excellent informative video. Looking forward to the next installment. Thank you.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thanks Jack 👋😀💕 more coming in the New Year 💪🐮💕

[@mcgillyface]

I’ve started to get my milk and orange juice from my local milkman. It’s fantastic having it in a glass bottle so much cheaper as well. SUPPORT YOUR FARMERS 👊🏼

[@EmmaMG21]

Thank you for being honest. I would also love to be able to get all my shopping directly from small farms but simply can’t afford it. New follower. Thank you for looking into this new issue for us! Have a Merry Christmas!

[@budgetcookinguk]

It's a pleasure Emma🐮💕 wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

[@arthurdick9553]

Emma your choosing between your fertility and some adjustments to your food shopping !

[@EmmaMG21]

@@arthurdick9553 We spend quite a bit on supermarket shopping for our family of six as it is. And I make most meals from scratch with the occasional fish fingers or nuggets for the children to pop in the oven when I work late. I bake a lot of our bread, taught the kids to make it as well. We sometimes even make our own pasta, lasagna sheets and noodles. I ferment and pickle the veggies we grow at the allotment. I make all of the children’s birthday cakes and a lot of the desert are homemade. We buy some of the meat (burgers and sausages) from a farm up in Scotland and started buying organic milk since Bovair was announced. We buy free range eggs as opposed to caged. But we simply cannot substitute ALL of our food with farm produce although I wish we could and dream of owning a small holding one day, be as self sufficient as possible and build friendships with other farms and even communities.

[@arthurdick9553]

@ I am impressed. I realise I was not preaching to the converted. Your family are very fortunate. Stay well. Have a great Xmas.

[@EmmaMG21]

@@arthurdick9553A Merry Christmas to you as well!

[@Missy-vm3rk]

Thank you so much for all your time and effort to pass this information on to us❤

[@ambertia5337]

My grandson is currently transferring over to cows milk from formula so this is of very great interest to me and his Mum. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Kerry, Gill, X🎄🎅

[@sharfalor4244]

Great information, thank you. I get my milk and cream delivered from my local dairy, who says no bovaer. This is helpful for cheese and other dairy products.

[@yasmingeorge5173]

Thank you for this update. I have found that B&M and the pound shop sell Paynes milk which is Bovaer free and Home bargains sell Freshways also Bovaer free. I'm also struggling to find cream 😭

[@jpp5478]

Thankyou Kerry for your dedication, love your channel.Wishing you and your family a happy Christmas ❤

[@janbestwick1535]

I think you are brilliant, putting yourself out for others! Happy Christmas Kerry! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@lauriestlyon8773]

This pushed us to find a local farm that sells their own milk at the gate. They srll you a 1lt GLASS BOTTLE! or you can bring your own container. They have vending machine! The flavour is amazing. Wife is lactose intolerant. However we bought a bottle of enzymes. 6 drops to a litre. Job done.

[@Helen-jw6yb]

LD210 cottage cheese ftom Tesco = Arla...grr!! Eaten most of the pot before I realised...new to this!! A MASSIVE thank you to you for doing this tho....happy new year! 💖

[@Big_Gaz_1]

MD013 supplies Lidl and Tesco in Scotland. It's a Muller plant but they have a cosy deal with Arla. I found the same MD013 code on Tesco's and Lidl's milk

[@suzycat2026]

Yes, here in Scotland both Sainsburys & Iceland have MD013 code.. Now, Lidl & Tesco too! Does this mean all these suppliers are using this test ingredient? I'm stuck where to find normal whole milk.

[@madsaqua2350]

Dear Kerry, I appreciate your hard work. Thank you so much.❤️🙏✝️🥰

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you👋🐮💕💕💕

[@remylebeau4130]

Merry Christmas and thank you for your service ❤❤

[@ronaldjones8971]

Thanks for your information. It is greatly appreciated. From seeing you talking about the content of the milk products a week ago. I have a e-bike and went to a farm that sells fresh milk that is Raw Unpasteurised. Came home freezing and made a drink of coffee. Then later made a drink of tea. The best drinks ever. It was worth going. I like your Channel. Have a lovely Christmas. All the best Ron.

[@picking4profit]

Thank-you so much for the pdf list. I used a filter for arla and have photographed the arla codes so I know what to avoid when shopping

[@budgetcookinguk]

Great! I'm glad its helped. Just means we can check when we are out shopping. 💪🐮💕

[@jacquelinenash2118]

How did you do that please

[@picking4profit]

@@jacquelinenash2118 you can do this if you have excel spreadsheet program, you use apply a filter to the name of the dairy (I used google to tell me how to use the filter function) and it gives you a list of arla dairies and codes

[@anneoscar-nliam1943]

Where can I Get the excel sheets

[@HappyBagger]

@@anneoscar-nliam1943 It's in the description above. Gov uk link

[@Pauladaws]

Thank you for this video and information i shop at iceland and this will help me avoid arla products from now on.

[@allyb5866]

Thank you sooo much Kerry you are a legend!! 🥰

[@deborahshariati8345]

Just sent you a small token of appreciation... thanks so much for your selfless efforts and have a fab Christmas lovely. 😘

[@darkvader7231]

Thank you so much for the work you put into helping people like me, I bless you and your family. Merry Christmas☺️🎄☃️❄️🎅

[@redhatnikita]

I appreciate your generosity providing these links and your contribution on a cold day.

[@suxilu]

Firstly, you have the patience of a saint! Thank you so much for all your hard work producing these lists and the video. Truly appreciated.

[@orla556]

Much gratitude Kerry for your super sleuthing 🙏 This codes list is a great find ! In the absence of transparent labelling (big brother knows what's best), we desperately need more universal databases. We are in an era where people are going to have to reclaim their power and responsibility, which can only be achieved by us coming together- which can only be a good thing in the long run.

[@PBob-le4qc]

Even if you check the codes you still need to check the source in more detail. Just checked CO OP milk code PR014 and it states Robert Wiseman Dairies and when googled it came up with this - Robert Wiseman Dairies opened a dairy in Bridgwater in September 2008, which is considered to be Britain's most efficient and environmentally advanced fresh milk dairy. In January 2012, the company agreed to a takeover by the family run, German dairy company, Müller, and was returned to private ownership.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Yes I put that info on the vlog 👍 muller and arla buy out smaller dairies. Monopolising the industry. Buy small buy local wherever possible but not everyone has a budget that can shop at farm shops, being tied to shopping at budget supermarkets. At least we now know how to identify own brand supermarket dairy👍if we want to avoid buying muller or arla etc

[@Baldivis66]

Thank you for this information . Have a good Christmas everyone 🎄

[@minorthing8970]

Happy Christmas to you and your family, Kerry. Thank you for all your hard work. Much appreciated, ❤

[@williamsteventon6191]

You could also look at the bottom of the supermarket brands plastic milk containers as there is a small Arla stamp there , Not sure if it's on all supplied Arla milk but it's a quick initial way to check .

[@peppersanches412]

As someone from the USA who only drinks A2 cream (I don't eat other dairy bc of carbs) and pays almost 10 dollars for a tiny bottle, it warms my heart to see lovely UK ppl caring about their food. We have mostly Holstein cows for US dairy, A1 garbage. So many think they have allergies but it'sjust that A1 enzyme! HAPPY HOLIDAYS!❤️❤️❤️

[@StefanLypka]

You could be A2 milk in the UK in all the major supermarkets for a 2-4 years but they suddenly stopped it. Probably the milk cooperatives (mafia) believed it was gaining popularity and no one was buying the usual mixed (A1 with A2) milk and would leave the A1 dairy farmers out of pocket.damn shame as I love milk but have an intolerance to A1.

[@StefanLypka]

Typo: ..... You could buy A2 in the UK at one time....

[@SueM446]

Totally hooked. Thanks for all your great research. Happy New Year.

[@allanakab]

Thank you Kerry. Wishing you and your family a wonderful Christmas and all best wishes for the new year.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Its a pleasure Allan💪🐮💕wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas too🎄💕

[@dd7521]

Thank you so much, just to say I'm really enjoying your cooking content as well as appreciating your research.

[@budgetcookinguk]

Thank you that is really lovely. Merry Christmas! Hope you have a lovely one 🎄💕

[@dd7521]

@budgetcookinguk you too! 🎄

[@EB-jz2zi]

Went to Iceland the other day & was hopeful of getting some Freshways milk but we were really letdown by the milk being Muller instead. We were only a short distance from the Wishaw store where you were Kerry! I guess we just have to be vigilant and check each time to see who provides the milk etc on any given day as it may change or different milk may be sent to different stores?!

[@sirguyfawkes8702]

Thank you for your efforts and time ❤

[@kriztov265]

You are a pure legend for sharing this information. Merry Christmas to you. P.S its 35 C and 60 percent humidity here :)

[@maxstotto3594]

Because these companies are so huge and supply all of the main supermarkets unless people do what you suggest, which will be a major inconvenience, they will have no way of avoiding bovaer cattle products, making a boycott less effective. I believe an effective targeted approach would be to use just one of the main retailer's in your area for dairy regardless of their suppler (this should be more agreeable to the not so discerning) and boycott dairy products from all the rest until they label their dairy items, 'From bovaer free cattle' . We have settled on Asda only because they were not on the original list. "Divide and Conquer" Regards

[@tinaelizabeth1431]

Thank you Kerry! A fellow Essex girl! ….thanks for recommending Birchwood Farm in Dedham and Collettes Farm Colchester…i’m off there in a couple of days..thank you for all of your research here! Happy New Year Kerry and everyone here xx

[@susancobley4636]

On the Bovaer information leaflet it says “poisonous to humans.”

[@Suzco123]

Thank you Kerry. Merry Christmas. Hope you have a lovely time 🎄

[@lizdavies3867]

Thanks for video and the hard work, I Have found the list very confusing would it be possible although you may not know every one a list of companies/farms/producers that are not using bovear milk

[@janking4453]

Yes, I don't quite get how the codes work or what they mean 😕

[@brethren4life152]

God bless you, taking the time to educate us. Thankyou x

[@gandydancerfilms6272]

This is great information, thank you so much.

[@treggie9155]

Thank you for your investigation, and sharing your findings with us all. Have a great Christmas! 👍

[@timothyhanks14]

What frustrates me more about this is the disregard the state/ companies have over informed consent (authoritarianism light). I want to be able to make a choice (informed choice) not just have a party line shoved down my throat, the past has shown us on many occasions, that even when we are told by experts (companies paid scientists) that “it’s Safe” “BBC miss-information” has after time transpired that it is indeed not safe! And should no longer be used.

[@moh3885]

Excellent work/journalism, well done.

[@jeromerussellewis]

Thank you for all your help and bringing it to peoples attention. Far as I know someone told me Tom Parker‘s cream is okay. Grahams milk is okay and then the butter I’ve been using Kerry Gold and IVys and also president squirting cream only issue it’s more expensive than obviously the shop brands but that’s what I have to do. Anyway, hope you have a marvellous Christmas all the best. 😻🙏👍

[@budgetcookinguk]

That's fab, I had not heard of tom parker creamery and have seen their bovaer free statement - have added them to my growing bov free suppliers list! Merry Christmas!🐮🎄💕

[@jeromerussellewis]

Welcome 😻👍🙏

[@barrieshepherd7694]

I can no longer source the canisters of NOx for my squirty cream dispenser because of nanny state government.

[@martinkeepin3943]

Great work finding this list! I figured it must exist but spent a couple of hours searching previously and couldnt find it anywhere.

[@shirleymilton5178]

I was wondering if there are any diseases that humans have where treated cows milk with Bovea would affect general health. However,even if not, I am glad so many people are making a stand against our food being adulterated without our knowledge.

[@obsidianwinters5857]

Appreciate the effort you've put in to this to make it easier for the rest of us. Thanks and merry Christmas!

[@hillarystevenson9658]

Thank you so much for all your hard work. Just to clarify: all the dairies in your list use bovaer?

[@budgetcookinguk]

Do you mean the codes list? No, that's just a really quick way to identify where say milk in a supermarket own brand comes from. Majority will be muller or arla but freshways provides milk to Iceland and they're not using bovaer (whereas muller and arla are) hope that makes sense🐮💕 Other bovaer free milk in supermarkets are Graham's and Paynes milk and all organic is free of it too👍

[@sal8454]

Love what you are doing. People should be aware so well done x