On labels in grocery stores and recently deleted pledges on its website, Coca-Cola has advertised the milk it sells comes from humanely treated cows, a promise in the product’s very name — Fairlife.

Fairlife —which is lactose-free, has 50% more protein, 50% less sugar, and higher levels of calcium — puts its milk through an ultra-filtered process that produces these higher nutrient ...

Launched in 2012, Fairlife — or fa!rlife, as it is styled in marketing materials — purports to be "ultra-filtered" milk, which is to say it goes through a filtration process that removes its lactose ...

This nutrient-rich milk seems to be making real dairy cool again. Food & Wine / fairlife, LLC. After several years of the reign of milk alternatives — with my favorite coffee shops offering ...

When James Quincy became CEO of Coca-Cola in 2017, the beverage giant embarked on an effort to diversify its reach beyond soda, which has broadly been in decline over its sugary health effects.

Launched in 2012, Fairlife — originally founded as a joint venture between Coca-Cola and wholesale dairy producer Select Milk Producers — used whimsical, minimalistic packaging that fits with ...

Fairlife 2% milk, on the other hand, a popular ultra-filtered brand, has 4.5 grams of fat, 13 grams of protein, 6 grams of sugar, 380 mg of calcium and 200 IU of vitamin D.

The products also have a higher calcium content than its competitors; one cup of Fairlife’s 2% milk has 380 milligrams of calcium, while many other 2% fat milk brands have about 295 milligrams ...

This nutrient-rich milk seems to be making real dairy cool again. Food & Wine / fairlife, LLC. After several years of the reign of milk alternatives — with my favorite coffee shops offering everything ...