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American Focus > Blog > Politics > Peter Sweden: BIG WIN: Dairy Producer STOPS Using Bovaer After Boycott |
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Peter Sweden: BIG WIN: Dairy Producer STOPS Using Bovaer After Boycott |

Last updated: December 22, 2024 10:39 pm
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Photo of the climate milk while it was still on the market./Image courtsey of Peter Sweden.

This article was written by Swedish independent journalist Peter Imanuelsen, also known as PeterSweden. You can follow him at PeterSweden.org.

Major Dairy Producer in Norway Halts Use of Methane Suppressant in Cows

A significant development has taken place in Norway’s dairy industry as one of the largest dairy producers has decided to stop giving their cows the methane suppressant Bovaer. This decision marks a crucial turning point in the efforts to reduce climate emissions from dairy farming.

In 2023, both Tine and Q-Meieriene, the two leading dairy producers in Norway, had started using Bovaer to minimize the methane emissions from their cows. They marketed this as “climate milk” in stores, aiming to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers. However, the reception was far from positive.

Consumers expressed concerns about the use of Bovaer in dairy products, leading to a backlash against the “climate milk” initiative. In response to the public outcry, Tine discreetly merged the climate milk with regular milk without disclosing the change to consumers, raising ethical questions about transparency and consumer rights.

Reports have emerged that supermarkets in Norway faced challenges in selling milk from cows fed Bovaer, resulting in discounted prices to clear the stock. In contrast, Bovaer-free milk saw high demand, indicating a strong preference among consumers for more natural and sustainable dairy products.

Studies have raised alarming issues regarding the potential health risks associated with Bovaer, including its suspected impact on fertility and fetal development. Research findings suggest that exposure to Bovaer may have adverse effects on reproductive health, highlighting the need for further investigation and regulation of such additives in livestock feed.

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Despite initial resistance, the efforts of consumers to boycott Bovaer-infused dairy products have yielded positive outcomes. Q-Meieriene, responding to consumer demand, announced a complete cessation of Bovaer usage in their cows, acknowledging the lack of interest in “climate milk” and the associated methane suppressants.

The decision by Q-Meieriene to discontinue Bovaer reflects a shift towards consumer-driven sustainability practices in the dairy industry. By listening to consumer preferences and prioritizing transparency, dairy producers can align their practices with ethical and environmental considerations.

The success of the boycott against Bovaer-infused milk underscores the power of consumer activism in shaping agricultural practices and promoting sustainable food production. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of informed consumer choices and the role of public awareness in driving positive change in the food industry.

As the dairy industry navigates the complexities of balancing profitability with sustainability, the case of Bovaer highlights the need for greater transparency, accountability, and consumer engagement in shaping the future of food production.

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By prioritizing consumer preferences and environmental sustainability, dairy producers can foster a more responsible and ethical approach to dairy farming. The decision to halt the use of Bovaer in cow feed signifies a step towards a more transparent and consumer-centric dairy industry in Norway.

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Independent journalist Peter Imanuelsen has dedicated years to reporting the things the mainstream media ignores. You can follow him at https://petersweden.org

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