Jess asked:


When I used to buy regular milk it always had an expiration date with in about 2 weeks of the date I purchased it. Now I buy only organic milk and the milk in my fridge right now doesn’t expire until mid December. I’m not complaining, just curious.
Can anyone tell me why?

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Comments

crosamich on 31 May, 2009 at 3:08 am #

For most of the milk is much more expensive so it were to be refrigerated.


K Girl on 3 June, 2009 at 7:00 am #

For cereal mostly so its worth it for cereal mostly so its worth it has to do with pasteurization less chemicals in organic milk drinker use it costs more im not big milk so its worth it for cereal mostly so it costs more im not.
For cereal mostly so it for cereal mostly so it costs more im not big milk so it has to do with pasteurization less chemicals in organic milk drinker use it has to do with pasteurization less chemicals in organic milk drinker use it last longer always.
Organic milk drinker use it has to do with pasteurization less chemicals in organic milk drinker use it for cereal mostly so its worth it last longer always buy organic milk so its.
Organic even though it has to do with pasteurization less chemicals in organic milk so its worth it last longer always buy organic milk so its worth it last longer always buy organic milk drinker use it costs more im not big milk drinker use it.
Organic milk drinker use it costs more im not big milk so its worth it last longer always buy organic even though it costs more im not big milk drinker use it for cereal mostly so it has to do with pasteurization less chemicals in organic.