Wal-Mart switching to 'hormone-free' milk
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Wal-Mart has announced that its store-brand milk now comes from cows that have not received recombinant bovine somatotropin. Sam's Club, the Wal-Mart members-only warehouse club, also is offering milk only from suppliers that have pledged not to treat cows with rBST. According to the announcement, Wal-Mart heeded the desires of its customers in switching to rBST-free milk. The announcement did make note of a statement from the Food and Drug Administration that milk from cows receiving rBST poses no risk to human health. Kroger grocery stores and Starbucks coffee shops are among a number of other retailers that also have converted to rBST-free milk recently. | ||