Our Resources

1. Online Resources:

CNN. (17, July, 1997). FTC: Milk consumers getting skimmed [Online]. Available: http://cnn.com/US/9707/17/milk/index.htm [1998, August, 27].

Federal Trade Commission. (1997, July 17). Federal/State report, "Milk: Does it measure up?" finds widespread "short-filling" of milk and other products.

Robbins, Mary Alice (1997, July 17). Got milk? Maybe not enough. Ag department tests show consumers short-changed [Online]. Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Available: http://lubbockonline.com/news/071897/gotmilk.htm [1998, August 27].

2. Articles from Print Magazines and Newspapers Nationwide:

Anderson, Curt. 4 of 10 milk cartons underfilled. San Diego Union Tribune, 1997 July 18, p. 15.

Anderson, Curt. Got milk? Your cup might come up short. Courier Post (Cherry Hill, NJ), 1997 July 21.

Anderson, Curt. Consumers shortchanged on amounts of milk, juice. Courier Post (Cherry Hill, NJ), 1997 July 18.

Consumers should get what they pay for. Observer-Reporter (Washington, PA), 1997 July 24, p. 69.

Got all your milk? San Jose Mercury News, 1997 July 18.

Got milk? Yes, but just not enough. Houston Chronicle, 1997 July 18.

Govt.: Less milk than cartons say. Associated Press, 1997 July 17.

Segal, David. Dairy, juice 'shortfilling' found. The Washington Post, 1997 July 18.

Shenandoah's Pride dairy fined $500 for shortages of measures. The Post (Frederick, MD), 1976 March 2, sec. A, p. 10.

Spilled milk. USA TODAY, 1997 July 18.

Study finds milk containers under-filled. Los Angeles Times, 1997 July 18.

USDA asks Iowa: Where's the milk? Iowa Farmer Today (Cedar Rapids, IA), 1997 July 26.

3. Permission for Use of Trademark

MILK Where's your mustache? ^sm Milk Processor Education Program, Executive Director Kurt Graetzer, 1998 September 14.