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    Mark Farmer

    Mark Farmer is the director of marketing and partner relations for the Southeast United Dairy Industry Association. He develops marketing programs with dairy processors, retailers and other industry partners throughout the Southeast. Email: mfarmer [at] sedairy [dot]org

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    Print milk's protein content on bottle caps writes Mark Farmer in Dairy Foods
    A cap-ital idea

    It's time for milk processors to tap into the cap

    Try this: use the bottle cap to promote milk’s protein content.
    Mark Farmer
    June 19, 2017

    Many consumers do not realize that milk is a good source of high-quality protein. To educate shoppers, use the cap on a gabletop carton or a bottle to promote milk’s protein content.


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