Differentiate Your Product Claims
Not all organic dairy ingredients are the same. Our grass-fed, pasture-raised organic dairy provides a range of natural, sustainability, and animal wellbeing claims that could help you stand out in the crowd.
New Zealand Organic Dairy
It starts with this place, because New Zealand is a great place to produce organic dairy. We’ve got the perfect climate, location, and environment for pasture-based organic farming. And we’ve got some of the very best organic farmers too. We farm without the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, GMOs and antibiotics. Striving to protect and enhance our natural environment, biodiversity and soil health.
365 Days Grass-fed & Pasture-raised
Our temperate climate means our organic cows are outdoors in the fresh air and sunlight, grazing on pasture. And it’s not just any grass, we believe a diverse range of pasture species including grasses, legumes and herbs helps to support not only the variety and nutritional profile of our cows diet but also the soil health and biodiversity of our farms.
Organic Certified
We’ve combined the benefits of New Zealand pasture-based dairy farming with all the core principles of organic farming. Which means our farmers support our natural resources, biodiversity, soil health and animal wellbeing. To meet the requirements of our organic certifications our farmers use natural solutions instead of antibiotics, synthetic pesticides and fertilisers, and are non-GMO.
Prioritising Animal Wellbeing
Cows are at the heart of every dairy farm and their wellbeing is of paramount importance to us. Fonterra’s independently certified Cared for Cows Standard represents our approach to animal wellbeing. It helps to ensure our cows are valued and treated with respect throughout their lives, and that they are healthy, productive, and well cared for.
Organic Free-From Claims
Our farmers are passionate about the principles of organic farming and understand that a lightness of touch is essential to preserving our natural environment for future generations.
Hear from Adrian from Durham farms on why farming organically is important to him.