Horizon Organic Reduced Fat Milk, Chocolate, 8-Ounce Aseptic Cartons (Pack of 18)

I order this regularly as my children love this milk. Best of all it is organic. I used to buy these at Starbucks until I discovered that I can order them in bulk from Amazon. The price is also very reasonable.

What can I say it's organic, lowfat, you don't have to store it in the fridge, easy for my children to open and serve themselves! My family loves it!

Horizon Organic Reduced Fat Milk, Chocolate, 8-Ounce Cartons (Pack of 18)

I bought this milk for my grandsons, aged 2 and 5. They really like this brand of chocolate milk. I think it is good for them because it contains no antibiotics, growth hormones or pesticides. It was very convenient to have it shipped right to my door.

This is a great product because you have the option of serving it cold, but if you eat bagged lunch and take these with you, you mustn't worry about the milk going bad for being left out, as it requires no refrigeration.

The taste is noticeably rich and has a great consistency. It is all organic and made with pure cane sugar (no artificial anything!). The package is very conveniently portable and insulates fairly well, and it comes with a straw on the outside which is convertible.

The reason it loses a star, however, is that said straw no longer slurps very well after the milk gets down to a certain point, so eventually, you need to start tilting the package forward with your mouth attached to its top!

Where to begin? What do real organic farmers and dairy farmers have to fear? A company that masquerades as organic but really has no interest beyond profiteering on the organic label. Horizon, owned by the giant Dean Foods, is such a company. Read up on this as much as you can - the more you learn the more you'll avoid this brand at every opportunity. Read up on a lawsuit with the FDA that the current administration has turned a blind eye towards -- just google cornucopia and Horizon. Real family dairy farmers say most organic dairy brands play by the rules but not Horizon. Observe their claim about family farms in the public relations product description above and then check out this picture of one of their "animal friendly" farms - just google fagundes and cornucopia -- what lovely pasture these cows have to enjoy. What crime did these cows commit to be put in the stockades like that? The only crime I see is that this milk is allowed to be sold at the organic price draped in pastoral imagery. Why take the chance? Buy local organic milk or another brand that you can trust. Look at this Dairy Report Card -- just google Dairy Report Card and cornucopia - to see how your favorite milk labels stack up.