Stonyfield, US-based organic yogurt brand, has added to its product offerings with new organic, shelf stable, and lactose free single serve milk. The brand’s new ready-to-drink 8 fl oz bottles currently come in two options: 2% Reduced Fat Chocolate Milk and 2% Reduced Fat Plain Milk. Being lactose free, the new singles are an excellent option for children or anyone who may have an intolerance to lactose.
Shelf stable milk or Ultra High Temp (UHT) milk is heated at a high temperature for a very short time (to destroy any bacteria). UHT milk does not require refrigeration until it is opened. Because the new organic milk singles are shelf stable, they are a great option for lunch boxes, nutritious grab and go snack shelves and families on the go. Each single offers 8 grams of protein and 9 essential nutrients (Protein, Vitamin D, Calcium, Potassium, Vitamin A, Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Niacin (Vitamin B3), Vitamin B12, Phosphorus). As with many of the products Stonyfield Organic offers, they are USDA certified organic and made with milk from pasture raised cows.
Adding to the convenience of the product, the new ready-to-drink organic lactose free milk singles are available in either a 12-pack format or individual 8 fl oz bottles – enabling families to stock up in fewer trips to the grocery store. 
Stonyfield takes care with everything it puts into its products and everything it keeps out. By saying no to toxic persistent pesticides, artificial hormones, antibiotics and GMOs, Stonyfield has been saying yes to healthy food, healthy people, and a healthy planet for 37 years.
Stonyfield, a Certified B-Corp, is also helping to protect and preserve the next generation of farmers and families through programs like its Direct Milk Supply and Wolfe’s Neck Organic Training Program as well as StonyFIELDS, a nationwide, multi-year initiative to help keep families free from toxic persistent pesticides in parks and playing fields across the country.
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