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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2017 · 49 MIN

11. Grass-Fed Organic: The Future of Dairy With Tim Joseph, Maple Hill Creamery

from Bulletproof Your CPG Brand · host Tim Joseph With Maple Hill Creamery & Daniel Lohman

11. If you think organic is the pinnacle of dairy, you're only halfway there. Grass-fed organic is redefining what "healthy" really means—and consumers are waking up. In this powerful conversation with Tim Joseph, CEO of Maple Hill Creamery, we unpack how one farmer's persistence transformed a struggling dairy into the nation's first third-party certified 100% grass-fed organic brand. From maxed-out credit cards and 30-gallon pasteurizers to supplying 140 New York farms, Tim shares how desperation, integrity, and transparency built a category. We break down why grass-fed milk contains higher Omega-3s, why healthy cows produce healthier milk, and how certification protects consumers from misleading claims. Tim also explains why supply chain integrity, local farming communities, and third-party verification are the future of food. If you want to understand how mission, authenticity, and standards create sustainable retail growth, this episode is essential listening. Get instant access on the show webpage: RetailSolved.com/session11  

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