Talk:T. G. Lee Dairy

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Official milk used in public schools?

I removed the claim of T. G. Lee being the official milk company in Florida public schools because personal experience contradicts that claim. Polk County Public Schools (self-operated) was using Velda Farms in 2003, Sarasota County Public Schools (self-operated) was using Velda in 2005, the Lee County Public Schools (self-operated) was using Velda in 2006, and the Hendry County School District (Sodexo) was using Borden dairy in 2016. Charlotte County Public Schools (self-operated) was using T. G. Lee from 2003-2005 but switched to sister company MacArthur Dairy around 2006, and continued using MacArthur until I graduated in 2010. I went back to visit in 2011, and they were using milk from M&B Products at that time. Although this is original research, the claim itself was not referenced, so I think it is fair to remove it. PCHS-NJROTC ^{(Messages)Have a blessed day.} 01:26, 29 May 2017 (UTC)

Yellow plastic jugs myth...

From the earliest adopter of 'Yellow Plastic"; https://www.dailyamerican.com/story/news/local/johnstown/2017/03/29/gallikers-iconic-yellow-jug-turns-25/44066437/

In 1973, researchers from the Division of Food Science and Industry at Penn State University published the results of a study they conducted to determine how fluorescent light in dairy display cases affected the taste and nutritional quality of milk that was packaged in half-gallon glass, fiberboard and blow-molded translucent plastic containers.

This study showed that milk packaged in glass and plastic containers developed an “off taste” after only 12 hours in a fluorescent light-exposed dairy case, while milk in the fiberboard container had no change in flavor for up to 48 hours. The milk’s nutritional value was also affected, as the amount of riboflavin, or vitamin B2, in milk packaged in the glass and plastic containers decreased after 48 hours of exposure to fluorescent light.

Another study published in March 1993 — one year after Galliker’s introduced the Lightsafe Yellow Jug — by Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences backed up the 1973 research study.

R.Giskard R. (talk) 16:26, 14 October 2024 (UTC)