Eight years after its initial scientific breakthrough, A2 Corporation has begun selling "risk-free" cow's milk on the New Zealand market. Demand is strong. Amidst protest from producers of conventional 'A1' milk, such as mega-dairy Fonterra, the NZFSA is currently conducting a literature review to ascertain the benefits or otherwise of milk. Penny Smith reports.
A2 milk launched as controversy churns on
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