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Califia Farms celebrates World Plant Milk Day

by Ethan Miller
August 18, 2019
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With World Plant Milk Day on 22 August, Califia Farms says now is the perfect time to join the plant-based movement.

“Numerous studies consistently prove that a wholefood, plant-based diet is best for optimum health, and it’s also the single biggest chance we have in the fight against climate change. Plant milks require much less water and land to produce than dairy milk and given there are so many different delicious plant milks to choose from now it really is easy for people to try dairy-free alternatives,” says Greg Steltenpohl, founder and CEO of Califia Farms.

“Even a simple switch such as swapping out dairy from your daily coffee for a plant milk like our new Oat Barista Blend, goes a long way in helping the environment and your health.”

Califia Farms says the plant-based milk category in Australia has grown by 58 per cent in two years, one in six Australians are now going dairy free, and Australia ranked number one in the world for searching the word “vegan” in 2018.

The plant-based milk producer says oat milk is the latest trend in the plant milk movement, and that in the United States it’s the number two dairy alternative of choice at coffee shops – surpassing soy and cashew.

Califia Farms has a range of coffee-related beverages in the Australian market, including the Oat and Almond Barista Blends, as well as pre-made bottles of mocha, espresso, and Mocha Noir cold brew. Califia Farms says its plant milks are committed to low sugar.

For more information, visit www.califiafarms.com.au

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