Brooklyn, NY – Golden Flow Revolutionizes Cholov Yisroel Milk Industry With “We Guarantee It”

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    Golden Flow is taking kosher milk to a whole new level to guarantee always freshness, newly designed bottleBrooklyn, NY – Consumers have long complained that cholov yisroel milk is plagued by spoilage. While many times the problem can be attributed to improper handling once the milk leaves the truck, both in stores and in people’s homes, Golden Flow Dairy has tackled the problem head on with an announcement that they have added an extra step to their milk production keeps milk fresh until the expiration date stamped on the carton.

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    David Weinberger, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Golden Flow Dairy, explained to VIN News that the company is scrupulous in its milk handling, which is refrigerated from the moment it is received until it leaves the delivery truck. While pasteurization removes much of the spoilage causing bacteria, from milk, it cannot remove it completely. According to Mr. Weinberger, the newly installed bacterial clarification equipment succesfully filters out 95% of bacteria prior to pasteurization. While this process has been used successfully in Canada and England, Golden Flow claims that it is only the second company in the United States to employ this process and the first cholov yisroel company to do so. Golden Flow asserts that milk that undergoes this process stays fresh five to six days longer than milk that does not undergo this extra step.
    New stamp on Golden Flow bottles
    Cyrus Schwartz, a senior executive at a large milk company employing this technology, told VIN News “unless milk is temperature abused, this milk will always meet its shelf life.” Schwartz explained that Golden Flow’s new milk, tested two days after the expiration date and kept five degrees warmer than the recommended temperature, still stayed fresh in almost 100% of the samples taken. Schwartz’s advice to the general public? “Don’t look for milk with the longest expiration date. Look for milk that actually lasts as long as the expiration date.”

    In an interview with VIN News, Weinberger stated “Golden Flow is taking kosher milk to a whole new level.” Despite the additional cost of implementing this process, Golden Flow is not raising its prices. The newly processed milk is already available in stores and can be easily recognized by the new label bearing the words “We Guarantee It”.

    It remains to be seen if this new process will indeed solve the problem that has plagued cholov yisroel milk for years.


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    KOSHER COW
    KOSHER COW
    14 years ago

    There is an old joke….
    Q: Where is the best place to keep milk?
    A: In the cow, for it never spoils there.

    GoldenFlowFan
    GoldenFlowFan
    14 years ago

    I used to travel to Tokyo twice a year for 2-3 weeks. I always took along Golden Flow milk, froze it, and thawed out as much as I needed. I once took a diffferent cholov yisroel brand and even though it was frozen, it spoiled after 2 days. Golden Flow never spoiled. Golden Flow usually can hold in a refrigerator at home for at least a week past its expiration date.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    We have had the debate over “cholov yisroel” versus “cholov stam” a gazillion times already and no one will change their mind. For those that believe there really is a requirement to drink only cholov yisroel this will be a good development. For the 99 percent of frum yidden who drink regular milk it will be a reminder that they can use the money they save to be machmir in a more significant area of their lives or halevei, give the money to tzadakah so some poor yid can eat kosher.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    The new label is a bit confusing. It resembles other brands too closely. Also, while it says that it was produced under rabbinical supervision, I could not find the words חלב ישראל anywhere on the label.

    milk drinker
    milk drinker
    14 years ago

    Couldn’t agree any more with comment #2 ,, Golden Flow will always last after the Date

    focus
    focus
    14 years ago

    since this discussion has come up, can someone please explain why there’s a different expiration date for NYC?
    i assumed that the reason perhaps is because NYC doesn’t require groceries to keep their refrigerators   a low temperature therefore the milk spoiles faster. can anybody confirm this?

    mench
    mench
    14 years ago

    golden flow has proven time & again to be the company you can trust. while many companies have come and gone in the past few years golden flow is still here and provides top quality products.

    Shaul in Monsey
    Shaul in Monsey
    14 years ago

    This is great news for the holier than thou crowd, their milk will last longer so they have more time to point to the cholov stam heretics and declare what better Jews they are because their milk is guaranteed not to come from a horse or a pig, USDA law be darned. Of course when you look a little closer at this crew, from the Spinka Ruv to Rubashkin, from Mondrowitz to Weingarten, there must be something in the milk because I’ve never met a Tuscan Farms yid who stooped to their level. Tropper ad Dwek are perfect poster boys for Golden Flow. Me? I’m happy to rely on Reb Moshe’s mehalech. Pass the M and Ms please.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    gloden flow milk is very good. stays long and tastes good. use it use none cholv yisroel milk but with golden flow being good and lasting the same amount of time . well why not use the cholv yisroel 🙂

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    the cargo part of an airplane gets well below freezing over 12,000 feet

    Milchiger
    Milchiger
    14 years ago

    Any decent size processor has been using bacterial clarifivation equipment for years – what they use in Canada is called a “Microfilter” – I’m sorry to say but it’s surprising Golden Flow has not been using bacteria clarification equipment all these years… Go figure

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    they system we use with deliveries from the grocery stores
    is not used anywhere in the world.
    The delivery order is stored in front of the store for at least 1 hour.
    it then gets delivered around town for another 20-30 minutes.
    then it sits at the door till the customer comes home
    then it has to have rachamim to have the order be put away in the fridge.

    Other people buy their milk in the supermarket, go home and put it in the refrigerator.
    maximum time from the grocery refrigerator to the home refrigerator “1 HOUR”

    so now you know the rest of the story……………….

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    I think Elmhurst milk or any “on sale” milk, not only cheaper but tastes better. Stop throwing your money away on Cholov Yisrael. Temptee cream cheese also tastes better. How much money can you guys throw away???????????

    To 4# & 10#
    To 4# & 10#
    14 years ago

    the heter of drinking non chulev yisroel is not good anymore. Because the heter is that because its illegal to take milk from a horse or pig, the company would for sure not use it ,therefore its kosher, but that’s not the concern today, today there is problems with the cows itself, milk from a lot of cows are also not kosher because of different deceases the cows have or if they get certain shots etc. So before you drink that milk on a heter from 30 yrs ago, find out the latest.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    I never understood the excuse that the spoliage is due to mishandling after the milk is delivered by ewitehr the store or the consumer. Cholov akum goes on trucks to and is als sold in stores and bought by people – but it does not spoil a week before the expiration date. I have always felt that there is something being hidden from us.

    AuthenticSatmar
    AuthenticSatmar
    14 years ago

    Cholov Stam milk is TREIF. In recent years there have been new surgical procedures administered to the cows, and many times in renders it TREIF.
    YU, the leaders of MO judaism have stopped allowing chalav stam milk for that reason and have declared it treiff.

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    Oy. GF is to be congratulated. But I still want to know why, in general, CY milk doesn’t make it to its pull date. And why the rabbis have done nothing about this problem, which clearly rests with the companies. (Don’t blame the little supermarkets — I’ve purchased CY milk in Shop Rite and other chains, and it always went bad, while non-CY milk generally last BEYOND its pull date.)

    aitza tova
    aitza tova
    14 years ago

    Hey Golden flow I know your listening…Why cant you make cholov yisroel milk in a vaccum packed container like the “box drinks”??? The goyim seem to have worked this out….this would really enhance your sales too and people like mr Tokyo don’t need to freeze and thaw.

    chief doofis
    chief doofis
    14 years ago

    While Golden Flow is of a better quality than many other C.Y. milks, this guarantee is not new. Forty years ago, Walker Gordon was selling C.Y. milk with the same guarantee. “Guaranteed fresh regardless of date”. That was good milk!

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    Wow
    To many golden flow family members and employees posting here…
    Fact is GF is at least 20% more than the other brands. In today’s economy that ads up to way to much money wasted in lining the balei batim of GF pockets.
    Hatorah Chisu al mamonam shel yisroel

    Shea
    Shea
    14 years ago

    I do not understand one thing. Why does Cholov Yisroel have a spoilage problem and Cholov Stam does not?

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    Fresh n healthy milk now comes from a large plant with stringent quality control who also uses the filtering method. Their milk will appear on store shelves only if bacterialevels were tested. It has lasted me past the due date so far, and is extremely good tasting milk. I’m thrilled there’s competition, to keep prices in check!! Try this brand and you wont be disappointed

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    Read#22. I frequent about five groceries on a regular basis. Most of them do not unpack the milk as soon as it arrives but let the crates sit near the fridge.

    To 4# & 10#
    To 4# & 10#
    14 years ago

    the heter of drinking non chulev yisroel is not good anymore. Because the heter is that because its illegal to take milk from a horse or pig, the company would for sure not use it ,therefore its kosher, but that’s not the concern today, today there is problems with the cows itself, milk from a lot of cows are also not kosher because of different deceases the cows have or if they get certain shots etc. So before you drink that milk on a heter from 30 yrs ago, find out the latest.

    LA Lakers
    LA Lakers
    14 years ago

    Pride of the Farm rocks

    MilkMaven
    MilkMaven
    14 years ago

    Rabboisei, let’s face it, milk is milk. Chalav Yisroel is great and Chalav Stam nowadays is Chazir Treif. Ask any Posek (that has a drop of Yiras Shamayim). In Kriyas Shma we say “Ubechol meOdecha” with all your money… So my Holy Brothers, pay a little extra for Hashem and his torah. In addition, regarding tastes of milk “Al Taam vRayach ain leHisvakayach” but in my humble opinion, the best tasting milk – by far- is MACHMIRIM!!! It is so tasty and delicious that it gets consumed by the family so quickly – that it never even gets close to the expiration date! Taste Machmirim once, and I promise you will be hooked!! Also, I love R’ Yossie Spitzer – the man that made the Machmirim dream a reality!!

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    as far as i know pride of farm is lasting the longest! just ask any store that sales both of them

    Pride of the Farm
    Pride of the Farm
    14 years ago

    I only use only Pride of the Farm here in Lakewood, although my store carries other cholov Yisroel brands too. It happens to last at least two weeks, and it is also cheaper. I pay $2.25 for 1/2 gal or $1.25 for a qt. at NPGS, or $2.49 in Shoprite.

    dont understand
    dont understand
    14 years ago

    I don’t understand this while commotion and back and forth talk is only all about MILK! It’s delicious and that’s it! Buy the brand you like, for the price you can afford, drink it all before it goes bad and gamarnu!! But then again, there are lots of things I don’t understand…

    Anonymous
    Anonymous
    14 years ago

    Golden Flow, Machmirim, Taubers, Pride of the Farm, Fresh & Healthy, Emes….do you all have such delicate taste buds that you can actually taste the difference???? I can understand that if the milk is spoiled it will taste bad, and there is certainly a taste difference between the red, blue & green, but all those differences aside… THEY ALL TASTE THE SAME! (Including cholov stam which I grew up on).

    Years ago a local health food store sold unhomogonized milk (the cream came to the top). The taste reminded me of milk that I had once tasted directly from the cow (after having been boiled). That was the taste of REAL milk. Totally, totally different from all the above companies.

    Mrs. C.
    Mrs. C.
    14 years ago

    If Cholov Stam is so treif, why does OU put its hechsher on Miller’s Cheese which is non-Cholov Yisroel, or any of the Hershey’s chocolate, etc…? And many Cholov Stam milks in the supermarkets have OU on them. If it has a hechsher like OU, it’s not treif. By keeping a hechsher on those Cholov Stam products which deserve it, we are protecting less Machmir Jews from transgressing major halachos of Kashrus. If you are a Machmir Yid, Cholov Yisroel is for you. But creating a rule across that only Cholov Yisroel is kosher, and Cholov Stam is always treif, might cause many modern Jews to abandon their minimum kashrus level of only eating foods with an OU or Star-K, or other kashrus signs. Not all Jews are at the holy level of keeping Cholov Yisroel, and it is the job of frummer Jews to be patient and loving with all Jews so that they will stay with us and hopefully grow in their ability to keep more and more mitzvos.

    Curious
    Curious
    14 years ago

    I wonder how many of the positive comments about GF were written by the same guy from the company…

    health minded
    health minded
    14 years ago

    just wondering what effect this has on the health benefits of the milk, since this is even more processed and is a step further away from its natural state.

    chief doofis
    chief doofis
    14 years ago

    Re: R. Moshe z’l as the only “heter”.
    Although we use only CY in our household, there was a p’sak, quoted in the “ozar dinim u’minhagim”, at the turn of the 20th century, that is almost identical to that of R. Moshe z’l .

    My personal adherence to the “humra”, does not, in any way mean that I feel “better” than someone else.

    There is also the issue of price. It costs ZERO extra to have one observant Jew present at the time of milking. Instead of paying Mr. Jones to milk the cow, you pay Mr, Feinberg! If a farm produces 1000 gallons a day, at $.02 extra a quart, you can pay a Mashgiach $800.00 per DAY for his services. The high price of CY milk, is unwarranted, and causes many “fence sitters” to rely on the heterim.

    That goes for all CY producers in the US.

    Pittsburgh
    Pittsburgh
    14 years ago

    Wow. I count my blessings that we are so lucky here in Pittsburgh to get fresh cholov yisroel milk and cream in our local kosher store from a local farm. It has never been spoiled on purchase and always tastes fresh until the last drop. I wish that New York could enjoy the same, without all the politics.
    When I lived on the west coast, all of our cholov yisroel milk was shipped from New York, and it was almost always spoiled on arrival if not spoiled within a day or two. I gave up fresh milk for a good couple of years.

    MonseyReader
    MonseyReader
    14 years ago

    Can someone explain why Cholov Yisroel doesn’t come in Gallon bootles?

    Sara
    Sara
    3 years ago

    someone knows where can I find cholov yisroel chocolate in bulk to import to Mexico City? is urgent

    Golden Flow
    Golden Flow
    14 years ago

    Golden Flow by far is the best and longest lasting milk in the kosher market, no doubt