Milk in glass bottles: a pint of nostalgia

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Milk in glass bottles: a pint of nostalgia

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Radio New Zealand

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Radio New Zealand

Description

Glass milk bottles were replaced by cartons in 1989, and milk deliveries stopped in the mid 90s. Nowadays milk is mostly sold in plastic bottles but some farmers have gone back to the future including Gavin Hogarth of Bella Vacca in Kawakawa; Julian Raine of Oakland Farm and Aunt Jean's Dairy in Nelson; and Beth Henderson in Gore from Henderson Dairy Farm who runs Farm Fresh Raw Milk.

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Audio

Date created

28 July 2018

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Sunday Morning

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https://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/sunday/audio/2018655681/milk-in-glass-bottles-a-pin...

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