It all starts with Saguenay―Lac-Saint-Jean farmers who have made a commitment to the Pacte agricole durable Nutrinor (PADN) – Nutrinor Sustainable Agriculture Pact
The commitment of Nutrinor producer members towards sustainable agriculture is the foundation of our Pact. What does this agreement mean? It is a formal and joint engagement to mutual assistance, as formulated between the cooperative and its producers, with the aim of making farming practices more sustainable. The Pact features the following: economic viability, social justice, environmental performance, and animal welfare. For example, we work alongside farmers in an effort to reduce their carbon footprint and improve biodiversity on their lands.
Meet some of our producers, their passion and commitment towards sustainable agriculture
Every day, Nutrinor producer members make concerted efforts to ensure the wellbeing of their herds, and to meet the highest milk standards
These producers love their cows! Most of their feed is produced regionally, in Saguenay―Lac-Saint-Jean. Moreover, on several farms, the cows can roam freely, while others have daily outdoor jaunts; a concrete example of the Pact’s benefits.
From the farms to our milk processing facility
We know exactly which farms our milk comes from, every single day. The next steps simply involve packaging the milk at our processing plant, located in the City of Alma, and forwarding the finished products to your neighbourhood grocers, ready for your shopping cart.
And now, let’s find out where your milk was produced
All you need is the expiry date stamped on your milk carton. Enter it in the space below and that’s it. You will discover the farms and producers who supply the milk on your table, as well as other relevant information about its journey from the farm to your home.
Enter the following information to find out where your milk comes from
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