Horizon Organic DHA Omega-3 Milk, DHA Whole Milk, 64 fl oz Half Gallon Carton
Description
Delicious and DHA Supports Brain Health: One 64 fl oz carton of Horizon Organic DHA Omega-3 Whole Milk offers creamy organic milk with 32mg of DHA omega-3 from a vegetarian source per serving
Organic Whole Milk Goodness: Always certified USDA Organic whole milk comes from cows cared for by trusted farmers
Non-GMO Milk: Horizon milk comes from cows that are fed non-GMO feed and not treated with antibiotics or growth hormones*
Essential Nutrients: Each 1 cup serving of this organic whole milk half gallon has 8g of protein and nutrients including calcium, vitamin A and vitamin D
Horizon Organic Farming Means: No prohibited pesticides used, no growth hormones used*, no antibiotics used, non-GMO, and pasture-raised** cows
Ingredients
Organic Grade A Milk, Dha Algal Oil*, Vitamin D3 *Ingredient Not Found In Regular Milk
Dietary Type
Nutrition Facts
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