The NFU is delighted that Tesco is to display the little red tractor logo on its milk and is calling on all other retailers to sign up their “white stuff.”
Tesco will start introducing the British Farm Standard mark during April into their 670 stores.*
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NFU President Ben Gill said: “I am very pleased that Tesco milk will display the little red tractor as it means the logo will now enjoy an even greater presence.
“We hope that this will encourage other retailers to display it on their milk so that more shoppers know that British milk is produced to some of the highest standards possible.
“Once we have all the supermarkets signed up to promoting the logo on milk, it increases the possibility of other milk products such as yoghurts, cheese, cream and ice-cream also using the logo in the future.”
The National Dairy Farm Assured Scheme is the latest assurance scheme to sign up to use the little red tractor logo.
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By GlobalDataThe little red tractor was launched last June and is currently on 1,500 product lines. The logo indicates food produced to exacting animal welfare, environmental and food hygiene standards, all independently verified.
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*Sainsbury’s introduced the little red tractor logo on milk last month to read press release, click here.
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