How to Identify dairy Source from packaging to AVOID Bovaer products!

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

This list is general list of most farmers and NOT list of farmers using Bovear . The list is for people to make enquiries to find out whether they use additive or not. If you use specific product, find the farm and email or call them and then share the findings in the community. There are only 30 farms that are participating in trial !

[@Rachel.hydepark]

Thank you. I made inquiries regarding cheese, I am told Davidstow does not contain bovier.

[@bbybeatboxx]

You could try veganism, just saying. 🤷‍♂️

[@anjelakewell9671]

I phoned every farm shop in my area (Somerset) and it seems that local farms who supply farm shops do not use Arla or Bovaer. It seems to me that only the supermarkets and obviously their quick stop shops are involved. We must remain vigilant however, and support our farm shops as much as possible.

[@JDR134]

​@bbybeatboxx it's been proven several times that veganism is extremely unhealthy for humans. If you want to risk your own life with it... Go ahead, but it's immoral to try and convince others to do something so unhealthy.

[@Misstree62]

I asked Rodda’s , Trewithen dairy and Dairycrest and Grahams dairy and Grahams(the jersey you showed) all said not using it. Also longley farm and Yeo valley organic and all booths own brands are ok.

[@boansy1]

The mistrust of the British public towards large supermarket chains is accelerating. People are certainly concerned.

[@clovermark39]

It’s about time. They went too far. We expect processed food to have bad ingredients in but not things like milk.

[@boansy1]

@@clovermark39 It is pretty disturbing considering the amount of this staple consumed by our children! Just let that sink in for a moment!

[@Ren-pn4bo]

True, but I wonder why Arla even mentioned that they were using this drug in cattle ?

[@boansy1]

@@stevealdridge9720 So you would trust the words of this Government who are betraying the whole country over the safety of our children? I know who I trust and who I don't trust.

[@boansy1]

@@stevealdridge9720 Research you say? This compound has not been researched properly and is being used in testing. Maybe you should go do some research, and while your at it get your milk grades certified and made transparent.

[@akula9713]

Any dairy that labels their product as Bovaer free will do very well.

[@hicnar]

No, not really. As consumers we are not interested in "Bovaer free" labels and that's because those who feed cows with that s**t believe it gets broken down relatively quickly in their digestive tracts, and consequently does not end up in milk (meat) and thus has no effect on us consumers. So with that in mind they in good conscience could label anything with a "Bovaer free" sticker. What we would like instead is to have clear message stating that none of the cows whose milk (meat) was used to produce whatever you're buying were fed with Bovaer.

[@MrScaramoosh]

We live in hope But die in despair.

[@chaosflower4892]

Yeo Valley is in the Arla coop but cannot and doesn't use Bovaer because its milk is organic. In fact any organic milk, even if made from within the Arla coop (e.g. Asda organic milk) will always be Bovaer free. Grahams is not in Arla coop. Grahams have stated neither their organic or non organic milk cattle will ever be fed Bovaer.

[@kimthom5793]

​@@chaosflower4892did she say though they did come under Arla? I will have to listen again.

[@kimthom5793]

​@@YouAreAtomsI thought the other day I heard organic can still mean they use Bovaer. It's all done to confuse us isn't it.😢

[@JJ-sx2zg]

The Arla codes on the list are AY023, EX001, CY003, CQ418, CV001, EN006, LD210 and 0S001.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Thanks 😊

[@KizzieWiz]

Great! Thanks!

[@rawo5756]

good man,love it when people like you make things easy

[@karenrose6340]

Thank you 🙏

[@MrVb54]

Thanks

[@michaelgibbons7867]

I have stopped buying from supermarkets, i now buy from my local farm dairy doesn't last as long but the taste is so much better.

[@John-ul4hv]

Norco an Australian owned dairy farm were quick to respond publicly when the Australian government announced it was trialing Bovaer here along with meat & dairy produce, an advertisement 'FULL FART MILK' (only grass fed cows) in Norco, genius

[@dissonantiacognitiva7438]

Genius, full fart milk

[@teresaspensley5640]

Brilliant 👍🏻😂🇬🇧

[@kimthom5793]

Love the Aussies for straight talking.😂

[@nineteen8486]

The Aussi way

[@marinapimenova3377]

Very important information. Thank you, Ana. We are not Guinea pigs.

[@StopAgenda21]

The amount of people who rolled up their sleeve and took the experimental covid jab says otherwise

[@jimmyhvy2277]

Marina : We are not Guinea pigs ? O Yes We Are !

[@Elfrida-ls2mo]

After ÇON vid don't make me Lol

[@chaosflower4892]

how do we get the list she has?

[@christianbeccy]

Out of interest, did you take the COVID jab?

[@keithharrison1453]

👍👈 PureBlood. Carnivore. No Jabs. No Tests. No cough! No forgetting. No compliance. No forgiving either.

[@andybarry3435]

With you all the way on that one, five month carnivore now

[@daviddjerassi]

WE just stopped ALL our dairy from Lidl and now buy from a farmers market .

[@cathylaver4146]

We will be doing the same

[@crissummer4058]

Best advice dont use dairy. It is designed for a calf, not humans. It must do a lot of harm to the body, and as it's from a lactating mother, it can't be good for the male all those maternal hormones.

[@scaryfakevirus]

And M&S too.

[@jimmyhvy2277]

Seller will sell Lidi Camouflaged Dairy !

[@debfluffy]

How do you know for sure it's not in those products?

[@veronikahorvath5087]

I was thinking about this whole situation. What happens with the cow p00p💩? The ones are coming from Bovaer fed animals? Used as fertiliser? Spreading over produce fields? Will our plants be safe to eat? Does anyone get this far, or I'm just overthinking it?

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

I think many are thinking the same thing 🙁

[@magreco2018]

Also I was thinking about what does to consumers, no emissions and we become like humpy dumpy?

[@goldeneddie]

And the cattle who share fields with cattle who are in the Bovaer trial...

[@Lee_Proffit]

Feeds down into our water system 😞

[@clovermark39]

Think we are thinking better than the scientists thinking it is ok for us to eat.

[@HyperTriggerEx]

I’ve made the decision to stop buying super market milk and just get milk delivered to my door by a local dairy. It’s not much more expensive than getting it from Tesco. They’ve already stated that this bovaer free, which is good to know.

[@martapawlak9672]

Do they use glass or plastic bottles?

[@graememckay9972]

I was going to do the same until I discovered they were also Arla.

[@Ws-wr6xt]

The dairy milk is homogenised and pasteurised milk and this is rubbish because doesn’t have a good bacteria

[@pheart2381]

I wonder how soon the government will change the coding system so we can't find out where it is from?! I just thought..I wonder how much money the government recieved to agree to test bovaer?🤔

[@gilliancockwill495]

Especially this one!!!

[@NewWorldHoarder]

Never, they are net zero zealots. They love this unsafe nonsense.

[@leialee6820]

I wonder how much money Arla received as well?

[@leialee6820]

Ks & gov in bed with we f, b-g, b-r & L-f, Inviting them to wine & dine at no.10.

[@JohnM...]

They've done that with goods with an I sraeli origin...

[@lat1419]

Thanks for putting this information out. We can avoid the ones using Bovaer, and give our purchasing power to those who are not involved. We certaily don't want to ruin the dairy industry because of the rash actions of a few. We now need to look into meat producers, especially imported meat, repackaged in the UK. We are told they are may be using Bovaer in meat in other countrues.

[@goldeneddie]

The company manufacturing *Bovaer* is the Dutch-Swiss company DSM, who coincidentally has invested in *Meatable* a _cultivated NON-NATURAL meat_ business. If the market for beef drops due to hesitancy because of Bovaer, then DSM will STILL make money from their 'meat substitute' via their partner company 'Meatable'. They have covered their bases - or maybe even deliberately aim to put people off beef, so that their 'alternative meat' will become the only 'safe' choice. Follow the £$£$£$£.

[@floralcouture3763]

Non-meat products (fake meat) are NOT safe to eat, they’re bioengineered ⚠️⚠️⚠️🚫

[@beverleymason9038]

@@lat1419 yes indeed they are using it in other countries. Support the trawler men instead

[@beverleymason9038]

@@goldeneddie you can get your protein from a fishmonger

[@lat1419]

@@beverleymason9038 I do, including local line fishermen's have amazing fresh seabass. But my main food is beef and mutton.

[@StopAgenda21]

My friend took me to Costa Coffee yesterday, I pointed out that the cartons of milk next to the coffee maker all had the Arla logo on them. Most people were blissfully unaware of the issue with this

[@ColinMaxwell-oc1ok]

Marks and Spencer use milk from dairys that use Bovaer...l

[@martinshaw1610]

If I use a coffee shop I drink my coffee black

[@martinshaw1610]

Can you tell me what this code is please cw 002

[@nan3271]

Costa!! 😢 That's no surprise.

[@Ai_Mindz]

@@martinshaw1610but the you are still being poisoned by the water, all the chemical in there and a lot of coffee machines are gross inside, I work in a coffee shop and when the machine had to be replaced, the water inside was green.

[@winstonsvictorygin]

Ana. Thanks for this information, I never knew that. Incidentally, whilst shopping the other day, my wife pointed out that a bottle of Tesco milk actually had the name Arla embossed on the bottom of the bottle, it wasn't any where else on the labelling and I guess most people wouldn't think of looking underneath the bottle, almost like they're trying to hide it. Hoping you and your family have a great Christmas.

[@janetcutts7921]

So doess a plastic bottle of Organic Free range Yeo Valley milk but the cardboard cartons don't ? YEO Valley have stated they are not in the Bovear programme and a lot of Arla Farmers are not either they are very concerned about all if this there is a lot more to this that isn’t being addressed like an attack on the farming community yet again!

[@leialee6820]

Another place to look then where people would normally never look.

[@leialee6820]

​@@janetcutts7921Yes I agree. It was the plan to get rid of small farms & cows & dairy in the we f age n da & b g & b r at no 10 with k s wining & dining them at no.10.

[@gerrybford]

I’ve just checked my Tesco semi skimmed milk and the AY023 is not on the oval tab but on the date label

[@beverleymason9038]

THERE'S NO ARLA LOGO EMBOSSED ON THE BOTTOM OF BOTTLES OF TESCO WHOLE MILK.

[@jillmcaleese6514]

I feel for our dairy cows. Yet another thing for them to deal with.

[@John-ul4hv]

Bovaer was tested on mice, rats & dogs all experienced a decrease in fertility, yet it was NOT trialled on cattle (not fertility)

[@beverleymason9038]

I'm sure it would become obvious very quickly if the cattle are becoming ill from it.

[@Saxonwomen]

What about the humans eating & drinking the crap that’s in the cow ? Don’t feel sorry for them no ??

[@beverleymason9038]

@Saxonwomen you can avoid it. The cattle can't.

[@aindriubradleymarshall6226]

Well done, keep shining the Light.

[@alp8409]

To make light life simpler for consumers, I’d recommend dairies and producers whose milk comes from herds that are not fed Bovaer (or Bill Gates version of this), states this fact on the label. In my opinion this would be compliant to Article 3 of Assimilated Regulation 1169/2011, to enable final consumers to make ‘informed choices” “with particular regard to health, economic, environmental, social and ethical considerations.” It’s likely to go against ESG - economic and social governance requirements being pushed by the WEF via bank lending etc.

[@allisonmarie3602]

@stevealdridge9720 Cool. I don't want to consume the milk products of cows that have consumed Bovaer. My choice. "Authorities" said a certain jab was safe - my trust has expired.

[@wolfenstein6676]

I say again, they've been putting this crap in our dairy products since 2010, if you want proof of this let me know.

[@alibali672]

@stevealdridge9720 Plenty of research is flawed, data amended after peer review etc etc. Even the Chief Editor of the Lancet said that trials and reports cannot be trusted.

[@twig3288]

Bovaer free products should bear a logo of Bill Gates face with a big red ‘x’ across it

[@offshoretinker]

I have written physical letters to Morrisons, Aldi and Tesco.

[@johnshore3095]

Me too, just a political response about how safe it is and it's approved by "the government" and the agencies they use to enforce this tyranny.

[@pandamisha]

Careful with ASDA. I emailed them recently and they told me they don't monitor Bovaer situation. I spoke with Organic people. They said for the product to be organic it has to come from (in that case) cows fed natural feed, with no additives. If any additive is added it has to be 100% beneficial TO THE COW and has to be neutral or beneficialto environment. They concluded Bovaer is not fittin any of these requirements, so by law, any organic milk does not contain Bovaer

[@pandamisha]

Careful with ASDA. I emailed them recently and they told me they don't monitor Bovaer situation. I spoke with Organic people. They said for the product to be organic it has to come from (in that case) cows fed natural feed, with no additives. If any additive is added it has to be 100% beneficial TO THE COW and has to be neutral or beneficialto environment. They concluded Bovaer is not fittin any of these requirements, so by law, any organic milk does not contain Bovaer

[@wendysalter]

Thanks Ana for your work. @AnasFoodLifestyle One thing, if using 'bovaer' (non-methane-producing-food-additive for cows) is a scientific trial, where is the observation trial for the following possible side-effect on human consumption? If 'trial' milk is sent to a collective processing plant and mixed with 'non-trial' milk, the human consumption side is obviously not included in the trial. The effect of lack of truthful information will be a boycotting of the market products due to fear and confusion. This is normal for the controlling factions in society to achieve their agenda's end-game, which, we are already learning, is to reduce animal farming (to reduce methane, we are told, and convert us to insect-protein), take over farming land and ultimately to control (reduce) the population.

[@ElBeeEss]

If it's just Arla using Bovaer, then you could do a sort on the name column in the Excel spreadsheet, which would bring all Arla entries together, making it easy for folks to screenshot all the Arla codes.

[@debfluffy]

Why not just tell us were to get that list!!

[@nikk3251]

Exactly! ​@@debfluffy

[@clayneshore9215]

I believe Muller are suspect too

[@The_Antiquary]

It's not just Arla, it's not even just bovaer - Bill Gates has connections with the company making it but his product is Rumin8. Best to find a local and organic dairy and check with them that they aren't using any feeds to reduce methane.

[@pandamisha]

No, not only Arla. I spoke with Red Tractor (Lidl, Aldi, Asda, Tesco) and they told me they don't enforce lack of Bovaer because it is considered safe additive by law.

[@24bellers20]

I’m using the Grahams milk. Lovely creamy stuff.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@MrSidReal]

Graham's milk? But that's a man's name 😨

[@beverleymason9038]

@@24bellers20 it is indeed. I've been drinking it for years 👍

[@beverleymason9038]

@@MrSidReal Graham's dairies. This place is getting as bad as Twitter for daft replies 😂🙈

[@MrSidReal]

@@beverleymason9038 🤣 gotta laugh now and again

[@beverleymason9038]

@MrSidReal yeah, you're right and if we don't laugh, we'll cry, Sid In fact, reading a lot of the hyper paranoid comments on here is getting comical. They've been eating animals and vegetables that have been pumped with chemicals of all kinds, for many years 😂, without going berserk about it. Reading it makes me grumpy. A lot of KZbin channels aren't 100% honest. Nowhere near it 😂😂

[@Kampala69]

Went to get some cream for Christmas, (not The Holiday Season), from our local Co-op here in Suffolk. Checked out the codes from the XL file and .. yep "GS003" -Muller Milk and Ingredients from Stroud in Gloucestershire, was proudly displayed on their own brand cream tubs. It's probably about as safe as when they fed animal protein to cows, and caused Mad Cow Disease.

[@MadDog_Rules]

One of the ingredients in the BCG vaccination i believe, was a protein from cow's bone. They used this ingredient for a further 3 years after mad cow disease had been reported. I think a whistleblower reported it and only then did they change the ingredient.

[@teachingwithipad]

is Muller in the Bovaer trail? I'm getting mixed info on muller

[@beverleymason9038]

Instead of constantly attacking the supermarkets, REMEMBER it's 30 of Arla's farmers who are feeding Bovaer to cattle. It was FARMERS who knowingly fed ground up carcasses of sheep with the Scrapie disease to cattle. They're businessmen, not angels.

[@Saxonwomen]

@@teachingwithipadyes

[@ibrstellar1080]

Another great video Anna and we all need to be vigilant and share information whenever possible.

[@mrfishmon5517]

Been getting my milk from Poundland (Paynes Diaries). Had reassurance from them via email that they have no intention of using the additive and are looking at alternate ways to be reduce emissions 👍🏻

[@elainepitkin3561]

Yes but what "alternate ways"? There is no climate crisis only companies that spread fear and panic to sell their supplements. Animals and people will be healthier if they stop meddling with our food.

[@juliecunningham5597]

Yes I’ve been getting Paynes milk, either from B & M’s or Home Bargains.

[@beepositiveforever971]

Apparently Iceland's milk is safe too, though I've not checked it myself.

[@Lee_Proffit]

The whole list can be found at Approved Food Establishments in England and Wales, a GOV document It also covers meat and egg codes, but they are only the place where the milk, meat, cheese, eggs are processed or packed and not where they originally came from. A jolly big list with 5410 company's listed

[@Lee_Proffit]

Arla, Muller and Yeo are all processing plants on the list and give no indication of where the milk originates from. I didn't realise that we had so many dairy processing plants in the UK, there are hundreds of em

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Bovaer is approved in the UK. Disgusting

[@DaisyDebs]

@@michaeltaylor8835 I'm absolutely horrified !

[@Lee_Proffit]

@@michaeltaylor8835 Science always seems to follow the money these days 😞

[@Lee_Proffit]

@@michaeltaylor8835 Science always seems to follow the money these days 😞

[@PopularesVox]

You said that Tesco's organic milk was produced by Arla, but surely Bovaer is not allowed in organic milk. If it is, then some serious questions need to be asked about food regulation.

[@jamesfrancis8848]

100%

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

I don't trust Tesco ? Read the small print & ingredients? I was fooled once a few weeks back & the reason I noticed was the taste & looked further & yes fooling the customer. Arla boycotted

[@The_Antiquary]

It is not allowed in organic, but I still wouldn't be purchasing anything made by Arla. Also the specific example given on screen was a poor one - Grahams were shown to produce the Tesco Jersey milk and Grahams have stated they won't be using bovaer.

[@PopularesVox]

@@The_Antiquary Thanks for that information. We all need to inform one another, because the supermarkets certain;y won't be doing so. No, Arla products won;t be in my shopping basket either.

[@pandamisha]

Careful with ASDA. I emailed them recently and they told me they don't monitor Bovaer situation. I spoke with Organic people. They said for the product to be organic it has to come from (in that case) cows fed natural feed, with no additives. If any additive is added it has to be 100% beneficial TO THE COW and has to be neutral or beneficialto environment. They concluded Bovaer is not fittin any of these requirements, so by law, any organic milk does not contain Bovaer

[@alisonrafferty3111]

Well done.. Food is life and you are paying attention.

[@johnshore3095]

4:00 So glad to see Tesco Finest Milk is made by Graham's dairy 👍 This is one of the best pasteurised milks as it's unhomoginised. I am happy. Excellent video.

[@progressivenaturalhorse4086]

Lidl Greek yoghurt in my area was produced by Telford dairies and when googled they have links to Muller and ARLA so it’s a no from me, wyke farm cheese was good but the grated Lidl cheese a no no.

[@tonybeck7399]

Found the same with that particular Lidl yoghurt. Found newspaper article that said Müller bought this dairy some time ago. Have asked them to clarify, but no reply as yet.

[@paul756uk2]

I've noticed this as well as this is the only Greek yoghurt I buy.

[@logiciskey7]

Some people I have spoken to are not even aware of the milk issue

[@teachingwithipad]

the vast majority still don't know if they only consume traditional media.

[@equalizingforce2581]

These are what they refer to as the useless eaters, and they will reap the consequences of their ignorance.

[@pandamisha]

I spoke with nurses at my work regarding this issue and they were, to say the least not bothered. Some people, a lot of people if not majority just don't give a damn or they refuse to listen and refuse to process information they are given

[@clairesampson9720]

Yeo Valley Organic has Arla embosed on the bottom of the bottle..

[@anitarogers2877]

@clairesampson9720 - Even Yeo Valley Organic milk?! Organic milk products surely can't have it in it, because there is no way that additive cows are being forced to consume will have met the rigourous tests, for a product, raw material, to be deemed organic...

[@mitch3424]

Its not in organic products and yeo valley have also stated they aren't in the trial

[@sookibeulah9331]

The Soil Association, which certifies Yeo Valley has prohibited the use of Bovear. You are safe with any organic product.

[@sookibeulah9331]

The Soil Association, which certifies Yeo Valley has prohibited the use of Bovear. You are safe with any organic product.

[@Jan-yl2ob]

Yeo Valley have said they use Arla to package their products only. They say they are not in the Bovaar programme.

[@donna9374]

AHHHH THESE POOR ANIMALS, AND THE POOR PUBLIC THIS IS PURE DEMONIC😡💥

[@aspadeaspade7163]

So chemicals that humans have to wear protective clothing from is put inside animals???? Surely this is animal cruelty.

[@awatt]

Your keyboard is broken

[@Snoozzzzzze]

Go vegan, no cows are harmed and you don’t have to worry about what they are fed.

[@pandamisha]

​@@aspadeaspade7163no, unfortunately not. Bovaer is registered as safe additive and there is nothing anyone can do, nor vets, nor RSPCA, nor DEFRA for as long as Bovaer remains registered as safe food additive.

[@MrPJgates]

@@Snoozzzzzzeno thanks I need nutrition unfortunately !

[@AceBanana100]

Well done you and thank you - Remember, we are what we eat and its provong more difficult for those who want to know things like this. Im sure those who visit the fast food burger outlets wont know what they are eating!

[@victorrussell6284]

It looks like ALL Dairy Cattle will have to be fed Bovaer, except perhaps Organic Milk producers? Who’s to say the Soil Association won’t be bullied into allowing it in the future for Organic Milk as well though?

[@tonybeck7399]

No they don’t if we protest. B is a toxin.

[@pandamisha]

Because for now all organic stuff is barred by law from having any additives. Time will tell if this law will hold

[@peterkemp8633]

Thankyou for some really helpful information, much appreciated, all the best

[@DanielM2006UK]

I don't know if people have considered this but I will say it anyway. Have you ever thought that this was the goal anyway!? To get people to move away from brands? Remember this quote from Carl Jung: "If you cannot work out what someone is doing or why look at the outcome and infer the motivation!"

[@adoremus4014]

My first thought was that this is all part of their plan to stop all consumption of meat and dairy, to be replaced with lab-grown meat and fake vegan meat, as well as plant-based milks. They want the farmers' land; Blackrock are are waiting behind the curtain.

[@5piral0ut]

The goal is to disrupt … to reduce consumption of dairy… to hit dairy farming, and push up beef prices. Prices and safety concerns will move more people to plant based alternatives, again hitting the dairy farmers forcing some to move away from dairy/cattle altogether.

[@clkb8277]

Thank you so much for the list, you can’t find this anywhere

[@lsabry]

Very informative video again Ana, thank you. I think we're at an advantage in Wales as theres so much dairy produce from local farms. I buy most of our dairy from our milkman but sometimes buy Grahams too. They put out a statement early on so I think theyre trustworthy. Ive noticed some adverts on FB for mail order milk now, particularly raw milk. The organic association put out a statement about Bovaer so I assume Arla cant use it in their organic milk. Its hard to trust anything these days.

[@mfr58]

Depends who Arla use for organic accreditation, it may not be the soil Association and I don't know if the others have blocked its use too. Need to check.

[@clairesampson9720]

Yeo Valley Organic has Arla embossed on the bottom of the bottle ..got that this week as thought it was safe.

[@anitarogers2877]

​@@clairesampson9720 I got some Yeo Valley today myself, as had sold out of Graham's....

[@scottb5716]

@@clairesampson9720 Yeo Valley dairy is owned by Arla

[@wolfenstein6676]

I say again, they've been putting this crap in our dairy products since 2010, if you want proof of this let me know.

[@bartchelin]

We need a barcode scan app

[@lat1419]

PS you can save any spreadsheet as a Pdf using the "save as" menu option.

[@gerrybford]

Where is the pdf version on here?

[@esseel7896]

@@gerrybford someone do it ffs

[@1planet730]

The public have been supporting farmers over the governments inheritance tax but it seems that most farmers don't give a crap about the consumers. Are the farmers forced to feed bovaer to the cattle or are they paid highly? All a bit confusing, just leave our food alone.

[@suecharnock9369]

that is NOT fair on farmers. Farmers are enticed into contracts with these big companies, and then have to do whatever that company says! it is selling your soul to the devil, and farmers know that, but when times are tough and you need a constant income it is the only way they can achieve that. Think of it as you having a zero hours contract, but still having to pay your mortgage etc, an then finding out the company which gives you the most hours and seems OK to work for offers you a permanent position, then you find out they are hell to work for in reality! That is the position many farmers find themselves in.

[@charlesDavison-l2q]

Well, l hope they can sleep in their beds at night

[@sookibeulah9331]

Farmers are under immense pressure to decrease emissions and ‘help’ the agricultural sector meet Net Zero targets. It’s very possible that some farmers have been told by Arla, or other processors that they MUST use Bovear to help Arla meet its own Net Zero targets. Dairy farmers are particularly vulnerable to pressure from processors, as the processor can cancel contracts overnight leaving no way for farmers to sell the milk- even though they still need to feed and milk their cows. Dairy farmers are in very very vulnerable. Thousands of dairy farms have gone bust in the past 20 years because of the practices of the processors and the supermarkets. No farmer will voluntarily spend money buying a product that doesn’t improve their bottom line and very possibly impacts the health and fertility of their cows.

[@leighDrusllalyle2304]

It is not voluntary. It is mandatory that farmers give their cattle bovear. Don’t blame them for this, blame your government!

[@ozricbish]

A lot of farmers joined the ARLA cooperative a number of years ago as supermarkets were forcing prices down on dairy products. For some farmers it was their only way of staying in business. Now ARLA calls the shots and the farmers, who can't afford to leave the cooperative, have to do what ARLA says. The whole food system is being trashed big companies on one side and the govt on the other....as if trying g to produce crops in ever changing weather circumstances wasn't enough....Did you know we had to import some veg this yr to meet the Christmas demand as our fields hadn't produced enough due to poor weather ?

[@davidhussell8581]

So then, that's as clear as mud !

[@kerryl4031]

Thought I'd share the response from Chew Valley, supplying the Co-op in our area. Can confirm that they do not and have no intention of ever using products containing Bovaer. The animals are grass fed and they adhere to Red Tractor standards. So that's a good one if anyone wanted to know. Cheers all.

[@Andy-rl9gw]

We must start growing our own food if possible and take ownership. Its been too convenient for too long.

[@alcedo_kf]

The masses of people wont have the land. Weve all been framed. Plus, people kept their heads in the sand when the few tried to warn decades ago what was developing. Its nasty what has been done.

[@DevilbyMoonlight]

Thankyou and merry xmas and happy new year

[@alvinasun8055]

the key words: we don't know where food in supermarkets are coming from. Nothing is transparent anymore, hence maybe not safe! We need direct supplies and better from local farmers. How come that some danish corporate arla dictates what cosnumers should eat and what is safe, and how come this corporate that doesn't even produce dairy tests chemicals on consumers without their consent?

[@Elfrida-ls2mo]

Why a Billion of Humanitys Bravest stood up at World FP to end all this BS for Ever and take away the Control and power and jail for life a bunch of Pure Evil Families and Group Many of the Awake call the Evil 1s and their top Pure Evil Military and SS Clones who Control every Country on Earth including every Communist Country they created for obvious reasons A Billion also stood up to Jail for life all their created Controlled Pure Evil World Face puppet Politicans PMs Presidents World Leaders with no real Power from the group The Evil 1s and their Top Clones Created Controlled World Party's as if the group The Evil 1s and their Top Clones would every allow any Genuine Party Over a Billion Real Heroes Real Freedom Fighters Protested about 100s of Different issues many with Online Petitions and Accounts for the Public to chip in for Solicitors Barristers Lawyers for any issue they wanted all were taken down at the Speed of Light Leaving the Bravest Souls on Earth doing the most important Petitions at Protests while being Battered arrested The group the Evil 1s created Controlled Clone Guard Doggies the Worlds Police Forces and Clone Military also got away with battering with their sticks and punching with their fists brain damaged Children in Wheel Chairs the Disabled the Elderly and battering and Torturing Women the most including sexual Assaults to get the Men to Fight as World FP were No Violence allowed Protests the above happened in the UK other Countries like in Germany got a lot Worse and in Africa any Real Heroes who stood up were Shot Even the UKs Traitor Spineless Pathetic obeying Clone Military were out with their Machine Guns ready to Massacre their own People for the Crime of Telling the Truth with Evidence about 100s of Different issues So many Countries were close To Civil War including England and GBUK with over Ten Million Real GBUK Heroes Real Freedom Fighters standing up over a Billion were so Close to Winning Changing History and the Future for their own People their Countries Islands Humanity and Planet sadly Let down by Billions of the Most Spineless Pathetic Whining Hypocrites who kept obeying orders kept Voting and never even stood up for the Basics to save their Own Lives their Children's lives their Grandchildrens Lives what's left of their Power Control Rights Freedom Justice Truths not even for the Basics never mind the 100s of Other Issues Humanitys Bravest stood up to Stop Save Change Jail Demand Shut Deport Educate and more

[@nan3271]

Thanks, Ana. ❤

[@ColinMaxwell-oc1ok]

In Northern Ireland buy Dromona butter and dale farm milk both companies have assured me they are free from Bovear...

[@claudym4640]

The list you show at end: is that the farmers who don’t use bovaer or the farmers who do use bovaer?

[@Cilla-SY]

it's just a list of the farms the codes are associated with. You'll have to make your own enquiries and research as to whether the farms use bovaer (e.g. by looking on their website or contacting them directly). Obviously for the most well-known farms and manufacturers we DO know use bovaer, the codes help identify those.

[@madfrosty5228]

I was wondering the same .

[@madfrosty5228]

Thank you that’s clear now

[@colingoddard7540]

Can you do a list of the codes that come from dubious sources. That would be really helpful, rather than scrolling through so many pages. I think muller as well might be using the additive?

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

They are all dubious unless proven otherwise . Yes I heard re muller too

[@simplesimon2802]

yes but Lurpak slightly salted butter comes from Denmark and uses Danish milk. The product code on the back of tub is DK M199 EC. How do we know if the cows were given Bovaer?

[@scottb5716]

Arla owns them and is on board the bovaer climate change narrative. Assume everything from them has it.

[@Thepickletherian12]

Pretty sure Lurpak uses Bovaer.

[@SylviaLaidlow-Petersen]

Denmark uses bovaer.

[@paul756uk2]

Lurpak is owned by Arla

[@paul756uk2]

​@therianfoxforeverit's owned by Arla.

[@rogerpod1137]

Really Help full...brilliant Video...thank you 👍👍👍

[@MohammedPoplar]

Thank You so much!

[@audrey-654]

Hi Ana A sad to say people in my area don’t seem to be bothered about the bovaer situation. I have just been in Tesco and one women just bought 6 large bottle of cravendale and all the milk was flying off the shelves. I cannot get Grahams milk here and trying to get bovaer free milk where I am is neigh on impossible. I will not buy Yeo valley milk, Greek yoghurt or anything else for that matter on principle because of their link to Arla. Thing is people will just go back to buying the bovaer milk because they have no choice, they cannot source anything else. In my area you cannot get McQueens to deliver milk or any other dairy to deliver. Even I am just about defeated!

[@JayAnderson-f4t]

Same where I am up in Scotland ..people still buying BOB milk and cravendale

[@cherylhowker1792]

Sadly that’s what it comes too at some point is that we have no choice and so have to buy what’s inadequate

[@Sue-t3h]

Buy organic

[@audrey-654]

@@Sue-t3h Yeo valley organic and Tesco, Sainsbury’s organic comes through Arla

[@logiciskey7]

Cheryl Have you not got a Spar shop near?

[@sunflowers33]

Love your channel, thanks for keeping us UK people in the loop 🙂. Please, can we have a food (no cooking involded or no kettle used) stock up items and emergency supply stock up items video. Thanks, have a great Christmas 🎄

[@pearls5xxpearls169]

Thanks for this info , what about the local milkman though as that has no code like shop brought products and where I live there really isn’t many local milkman farms so how do we check what food is being feed to milk deliveries in glass bottles ? How can we check the milk source the above thanks .

[@aldeelollah5732]

Thank you for the information provided.

[@twig3288]

I filtered the list to Arla and Muller and saved it to my phone, so when buying dairy products I can check them against my list to make sure they don’t come from Bovaer treated stock

[@johnsteed9083]

Thanks Ana. Where can we find an up-to-date list? I have a 2018 version, but Wiseman Dairies (suppliers to the Coop) were bought out by Muller.

[@Jeri7-ly6zi]

I've just set up an account with McQueens Dairy. Will be getting my organic milk in glass bottles, eggs, cream delivered from now on - Bovaer free 👍😋😁

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

I would love to have that delivered but they don’t cover my area 😕

[@Jeri7-ly6zi]

@AnasFoodLifestyle Ah that's a shame. Hopefully they are growing and will branch into more areas in the near future. I can't wait to get my milk like I used to when I was growing up and leaving the bottles out to return. Btw just checked cream in my fridge from Tesco - Creamfields it's code LD210 - Arlo!!! 🙄 I've downloaded and saved the Excel spreadsheet list on my phone and can do a find on the codes when shopping for now on. 👍 Thankyou for putting all this info out there, very helpful 🥰 xx

[@Janet-g1y]

Type in a code and the word milk, you can get the spreadsheet.

[@minkymandy6065]

thank you

[@denicase9444]

Type in where? That doesn't work on Google. Thanks.

[@Janet-g1y]

@@denicase9444 it worked for me in google, it bought up the Food Stanards Agency web page. Maybe check your on the web in google.

[@Ula142]

Thank you for your clip, it is very helpful.

[@jennifersimmonds6809]

Millk and More deliver milk. Bovine additive free. I have started buying from them yogurts butter etc too.

[@mightyatom1404]

It would be easier to list, the fewer, safer dairy providers. Providing grass fed dairy produce. As these are probably few and far between, here in the UK.

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

Well if anyone has the time to get through all those and get in touch with the to confirm then they are welcome 😊

[@mightyatom1404]

@AnasFoodLifestyle would still like to thank you 😁🙏❤️🇬🇧

[@mightyatom1404]

@AnasFoodLifestyle Merry Christmas to! 😁❤️🇬🇧

[@maryamabdulrehman8059]

Very thankful for the tip 👍

[@jackdennys7482]

Thank you for your video.

[@JimmyCall]

This is a great direction where customer chooses what to promote or not. Most do not want Bovaer or similar scam toxic additives.

[@robertmatthews6532]

Hi, thanx for your prompt reply, that means Organic isa false definition under the tade description Act, Stating something it isn't.

[@beepositiveforever971]

What are you referring to about Organic being a false definition under the trade description act, I understood 'Organic' dairy products were safe !?

[@bluesea73]

support your real farmer, not the supermarket, or government.

[@kerryl4031]

Thank you, very informative. My husband brought home milk from the co-op today. I wasn't happy - it wasn't organic or soil association approved, although checking on the company they claim to be organic. They also claim to send milk to Yeo Valley. Yeo Valley have announced that the anti-fart muck is not allowed in organic milk as it is against the Soil Association ethics. But if they are getting milk from non Soil Association approved organic farms that say they are organic - what is in the milk? I'm waiting to hear from Chew Valley at the moment, I only wrote earlier today. If I get a response, I will write to Yeo Valley about my concerns. I am intolerant to pasteurised milk and recently sourced a raw milk farm. I have no issues at all with that, apart from driving there! I'm happy I can enjoy a glass of milk again. Otherwise I have oat water "milk".

[@teachingwithipad]

Oat milk is very unhealthy for you. Phytic Acid Content: • Oats contain phytic acid, an antinutrient that can bind to minerals like iron, zinc, and calcium, reducing their absorption.

[@johnfrancis4944]

Good video thanks keep up the great work

[@davidhoney2564]

Is there a similar code for meat that anyone knows of? Great channel 👍

[@Jo-sp5cp]

Shop local farmers or ask an independent butcher.

[@deniseallen5379]

yes, meat processing plants/slaughterhouses have premises codes too. There will be a code on the label if you are buying packaged meat.

[@wendysalter]

Recently discovered I'm lactose intolerant due to lack of lactase enzyme, therefore cannot digest lactose in ALL milk products - even whey powder and other products in processed food. Symptoms: sharp pain in gut approx 2 hrs after eating, then wind, bloating, then extreme diarrhea, soreness and mucus due to acidity. Happily, I can eat goats and sheep milk/yogurt and cheese.

[@mathiassalome1749]

Thanks !!

[@biggeordie245]

GB SC011M is Grahams Family Dairy. The SC is code for Scotland. Scottish dairies, like the Northern Ireland ones will be on a different list from the England and Wakes dairies. will

[@beverleymason9038]

@@biggeordie245 thank you for clarifying that. Graham's milk is lovely, especially their gold top, AND it's sold in the big supermarkets and some convenience stores.

[@debradelarue9717]

Thankyou for this info

[@kdd6723]

We need a scanning app for the labels to see which farm they are from and if it is part of the experiment.

[@Jospencer-f1c]

Gr8 stuff. ❤️ 1. How did you gather this information? I need to do this in Portugal. Thanks. 👋

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

I have been emailed the info 😊

[@Jospencer-f1c]

@@AnasFoodLifestyle Was this directly from a milk company? If só, i Will endevour to contact the milk companies over here. 😉

[@robert4027]

my GULBLATTER was taken out recently .. I can't eat any dairy anymore anyway....im only 35 yrs old.... loosing my gallbladder makes we wonder how severe our food here in the US is tainted with bad chemicals

[@T-M-K-S]

I had my gallbladder removed a couple of years ago because of Gallstones and I have been drinking full fat milk and cream and eating cheese almost every day since with no problems .

[@stephenthompson4952]

Please research gall bladder removal with Dr. KEN BERRY, DR Anthony Chaffeee.

[@lesmaybury793]

After the BSE debacle a few decades ago you would have thought that these people have learned a lesson not to interfere with cattle feed. People died as result of that "misadventure" .

[@bonalba20]

You can bet that the political class won’t be consuming it. Only us plebs!

[@coyhutt8022]

With the exception of the code for Arla which is obviously using the additive, how can we tell from the producer code whether or not it is participating in the trial?

[@Cilla-SY]

I'm not sure, I think DSM (the company manufacturing bovaer) themselves have a list of affiliated farms who are participating in the trial and I believe the NSU who is partnering with DEFRA/UK government may also have a list.

[@ND1966p]

Thankyou!!!

[@fredjames9867]

You also need to avoid muller there is a lot of products you would even realise

[@Stardust_Truth_Seeker]

I was in two supermarkets Christmas shopping for the Christmas meal and I will be honest wanted to buy some dairy produce but it was the supermarkets Brand dairy and didn't trust it, so did not buy several items I had wanted to buy

[@paulmartin6249]

Bovear, well, since I have stopped having this in my diet, my methane expulsion has increased. It was definitely affecting my stomach workings, in my opinion.

[@Dylangriffiths-tj7jk]

I’ve changed to goats milk & butter which is very nice but a bit more expensive .

[@essanjay8604]

I can't take seriously people getting their knickers in a twist over Bovaer but still getting Covid shots!

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

You probably find the ones who are getting upset over the bovaer are the ones that are Not taking the C

[@logiciskey7]

Well they believe that they are for their health because the media told them

[@MaryDaly-yb8zc]

People handling Bovaer, have to wear masks, gloves & eye protectors…what does that tell you about its safety ?

[@TwinkleToes2day]

Am I right thinking that in that whole list there are 8 codes attributed to arla? Does that mean all the others do not get milk supplied to them by arla? ThanX Thank you for this information Ana 💐

[@EdinaCloud]

If only big business could be honest.

[@JoeStone-n9p]

well done

[@SazzyLaws-it4eg]

Dear Ana, I very much enjoy your channel thank you. I was happily screen-shotting your list but then your thumbnails came up and made it almost impossible for me to finish capturing the list. If at all possible could you advise where you found the list. Many thanks

[@fireben123]

Could we get a link to the document please?

[@marywolf2459]

Very Helpful. thankyou Just looked at my M&S organic cheddar and it has OS 001 on it😡

[@crazymairnonaya8379]

😡 sick of this bloody country. Not only are they putting our lives at risk letting dangerous people in they now want to use us as human guinea pigs. Why are we putting up with this shit!

[@netherherenorthere1000]

For readers in Ireland. Bovaer is being trialed here. Milk is usually €1.15 a litre. If you can afford it go for the organic which costs a little more at €1.35

[@ColinMaxwell-oc1ok]

Dale farm dairys in Northern Ireland Ireland don't use it .their organic milk is 140 sterling per litre in Asda ...

[@Rachel.hydepark]

I don't unders tand. Is Tesco jersey milk made by Arla? Thanks .

[@AnasFoodLifestyle]

No jersey milk is been confirmed to be ok

[@Rachel.hydepark]

@AnasFoodLifestyle ah that's good news, thank you!

[@ohfatherjohn8108]

What are the numbers then which use bovaer please

[@funkeybikemonkey]

Can we have a link to this list please?

[@paulinglis2976]

In Australia, i enjoy maleny pasteurised only milk. I contacted them, and they assured me they do not use bovaer

[@Billy_Bull_Sheeter]

There should be a list available with the Bovaer free alternatives. Many people won't know how to use this list. Is the Graham's one ok or not?