People are Ditching Arla in their droves

I've got back to the old days.... my local and fresh milk will be delivered in glass bottles on a Monday and Thursday. I'm paying a little more (pennies)... but the farmer gets that. #BoycottArla

This is just the start. People will start asking about unnecessary ingredients in all supermarket foods, then eventually they’ll start asking about the packaging. The world is about to heal.

A lot of people are up in arms because of videos like this, I posted one when I binned my Anchor butter, the comments were - it's wasteful - I should be ashamed of myself (I'm not) - you've been eating it so you may as well carry on - should have donated it to a food bank ... I've heard them all and to all their bleating I say, it's my money, my health choice and I wouldn't pass the butter on to contaminate someone else. My past ignorance of the ingredients doesn't mean I should carry on now that I know more about Arla products trial. All you people who frown on such videos, remember this ... there will be plenty of reduced or giveaways of their products in your supermarkets very soon! Stock up, fill your fridge and freezer, fill your boots, it's your choice.

It's anger making. No open trials should be done on foods consumed by toddlers and kids.

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I’ve done the same and started ordering my milk and dairy products from a local farmer. It’s roughly the same price too and free delivery.

Local farm shop today 👍 #BOYCOTTARLAFOODS

Just spotted some in my fridge

Boycott @ArlaDairyUK 🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

Why buy it. Just don't buy it. I see comments saying we all need to do this, we all need to boycott supermarkets. Nahhh you need to just not buy the shit.