Within Arla, we have a variety of farming systems and do not believe that any one is better than the other,” said a company spokesperson. Arla has an ongoing trial measuring “cow happiness” in grazed and housed dairy cattle. These battery cows are denied their most inherent instinct: grazing on grass outdoors,” said Juliet Gellatley, the founder and director of Viva!, which promotes veganism. “Consumers are misled into believing that cows graze outdoors.” Dairy UK, the trade association for the UK dairy supply chain, said: “The leading determinant of cow health in the UK is the quality of the management on farms. Time spent housed or out in pasture has not been shown to be correlated with poor health, at least in the UK.” It denied it was misleading to promote brands which may contain milk from zero-grazing systems with images of cows in fields.

However, as with many items reported as recyclable, it is not an easy process. The mechanical recycling process used by many material recovery facilities (MRF’s) struggles with these multilayer materials. The process depends on local facilities having the capability to separate these types of materials first and the availability of processing plants. The animal rights charity Viva! is this weekend launching a campaign on the conditions of “zero-grazed” cattle. It cites research showing zero-grazed cows have a higher level of health problems, such as lameness and mastitis, and mortality. Campaigners describe the units as a “disgrace” and there is mounting pressure on the dairy industry for better labelling and transparency in the supply chain, identifying products containing milk from cows with no access to pasture. At present, there is no requirement for mandatory welfare labelling on milk products. Made by Lakeland Dairies, a 100% farmer owned Irish dairy co-operative, using fully traceable milk.A Tesco spokesperson said: “We work closely with our dairy farmers to ensure high animal health and welfare standards. Cows on Tesco farms are some of the best looked after in the UK.” Tesco considers that since a large proportion of its supplier dairy farms use outdoor grazing, it is appropriate to use an image of grazing cows to promote its fresh milk. Described by judges as “Bright pale milk which is rich in flavour, clean tasting, creamy and sweet.” Also available in these yummy flavours - Vanilla Ice Cream, Strawberry and Banana.. Natural source of calcium. Naturally high in protein. Added vitamin D. No added sugar - Contains naturally occurring sugars. Suitable for Vegetarians. VIVA.

Viva! argues that the advert for Cravendale milk is misleading because it considers that it gives the impression that all Arla milk comes from cows with access to pasture.

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Supermarkets say they know animal welfare is important to customers and only source from accredited farms, with regular vet inspections. Arla Foods has promoted its Cravendale milk brand and its Care welfare and environmental programme with farmer suppliers singing “everybody’s free” in fields. It has confirmed that its supply chain for other products includes milk from zero-grazing units. Viva! has complained to the Advertising Standards Authority.Also available in these yummy flavours - Vanilla Ice Cream, Strawberry and Banana.. No added sugar same great taste!. Natural source of calcium. Naturally high in protein. Added vitamin D. Contains naturally occurring sugars. No artificial sweeteners. Suitable for vegetarians. Viva.