'Grassmilk' is an organic grass-fed cow's milk product from Organic Valley that boasts a name unlike most comparable whole milk dairy products on the market.
The ultra-pasteurized homogenized Grade A dairy beverage boasts a formula that's free from antibiotics, synthetic hormones, toxic pesticides and any GMO ingredients and comes from cows that are fed only organic grass and dried forages.
With the rise of the health movement and the spotlight that's been put on plant-based food and beverages, the dairy industry has been suffering as many consumers are opting to purchase nut-based milk alternatives. By branding its grass-fed cow's milk as Grassmilk, Organic Valley presents a traditional dairy product as something that's seems much more like a plant-based beverage.
Grass-Fed Milk Cartons
Organic Valley Brands Its Grass-Fed Whole Cow's Milk as 'Grassmilk'
Trend Themes
1. Grass-fed Dairy Products - Opportunity to capitalize on the trend of organic and grass-fed products by expanding the product line to include butter, cheese, and other dairy products.
2. Non-traditional Branding - Opportunity to create unique and memorable branding to differentiate from competitors, attract a wider audience, and compete with plant-based alternatives.
3. Sustainable Agriculture - Opportunity to demonstrate commitment to sustainable agriculture and environmental stewardship, which can attract environmentally conscious consumers and investors.
Industry Implications
1. Organic Dairy Industry - Opportunity to capture market share by offering grass-fed and organic dairy products that appeal to health-conscious and environmentally-minded consumers.
2. Plant-based Milk Industry - Opportunity to compete with plant-based milk alternatives and offer a sustainable and healthy alternative that appeals to both dairy lovers and plant-based consumers.
3. Sustainable Agriculture Industry - Opportunity to promote environmentally-sustainable agricultural practices and support the growing demand for products that promote sustainable food production and consumption.