Arla Foods UK Opiniones 

Absolutely disgusting behaviour from this company using Bovaer to reduce methane in their cattle. Look up the ingredients if you don’t agree. Some ingredients cause issues with the male reproduction organs

Just heard British farmers and arla are now giving cow's through bill Gates to hell something to stop them farting which is such a lie because cow's don't fart they belch like we all do.
Firstly pesticides and now this all linked to big supermarkets like lidl tesco etc and this experimental drugs has really badly affects on the cow's and humans so research before you consume trauma from animals dying in traumatic ways.
Farmers are out for themselves and not to save themselves for the people.
Buy from small holdings not big cooperation farms.
This is the worst news I've ever heard and it's flying arla social media you've been warned.
COWS DON'T FART AND FARMERS KNOW IT THEY BELCH LIKE WE ALL DO.
PROVES THEY WANT TO SAVE THEMSELVES NOT FOR THE PEOPLE.
GOOGLE AFFECTS OF BOVAER

Forward a few days to inform people.
Milk cheese creams etc that are the supermarkets own brand names are using arla farms so don't buy anything dairy from supermarkets.

Loved my order, will definitely be purchasing again!

On the 29th April I was cut up by the incompetent driver of YG68 GUX who was clearly incapable of reading road signs and should not be let loose driving a tanker.

I've been drinking Cravendale for just over a year and l love it so much that I buy between 3-4 four pinters every week On the 4th June l shopped at Tescos Express l just opened the last bottle and poured myself a cup of milk and began drinking it and suddenly I felt a foreign object in my mouth and nearly choked.l contacted them at their email address and sent 2 photos one of the foreign object and the barcode on the bottle but have had no reply not impressed

Employ's dangerous drivers, YG68 GUX changed lanes without signalling nearly causing an accident.

Bought lactose semi skimmed 26/05/24 and having used it for years this tasted very watery, thinner than usual, not as creamy. Shall buy one more and if its the same shall not buy again.

We buy quite a few of the lactose-free Arla products, and most of the time we're happy with them. However, the last item we bought wasn't right, so we complained, and they were very apologetic and sent us some coupons by way of a refund. The problem is, the coupons don't work in any supermarket. When we contacted Arla about the issue, they said it wasn't their fault, and they can't guarantee that they'll work. Not the best bit of customer service we've ever received. The most ironic of all is that on the vouchers it states "please do not attempt to redeem this coupon against any other product as refusal to accept may cause embarrassment and delay at the checkout". They clearly forget to mention that using their own vouchers for their own products also causes embarrassment and delay at the checkout.

I worked at arla in the the creamery department , staff scream at each other all day. But the most concerning thing I witnessed was they are supposed to weigh the pots every half hour to see if the correct amount is going in the pots , the guys on blue shift just weigh the same pot over and over again and management know this. The only time they do it properly is when they got audits. Also they have massive problems with machines 3 and 5 which are leaving " black bits " in the pots of cream and it's not always picked up on. I also saw staff walking around with no hairnets on in the packaging department. Also Marks and Spencer barcodes don't work on their scanners so they just turn them off . I won't buy cream from arla after what I witnessed.

I think arla has just hit the lacto free milk jackpot with there whole milk version it’s tastes amazing just like real whole milk, it has less carbs than normal whole milk which is an added bonus

Cant wait to see you develop more delicious tasting foods and drinks like this one, you have a customer for life if you don’t change this recipe, thank you

I bought some cravendale semi skimmed milk (expiry date 10 th January. Opened today 27th December and it's rancid. Hoped to have some milk when I came home after the Christmas break (annoying)

I’ve just thrown out 4 bottles of 2l Cravendale semi skimmed dated 15th September for all being lumpy on opening. Have had Cravendale for years. First time this has happened.

I have been drinking Cravendale blue for years but this month the taste has changed

I had to throw away my Cravendale milk this morning, as it was lumpy. It was dated 26th August. It’s the 23rd August today.

I have no idea what is going on with cravendale green milk, but i am sick of opening and throwing it away. 2 bottles bought on the same same dates one is fine the other is like cheese, pictures available. As i am a pensioner people get me my milk. So it can only be one of two shops, tesco or nisa, it is not cheap and not the first time.

Guess what?!?!?!
Arla have proved YET AGAIN what a waste of space they are.
Another week and the same old story.
NO MILK TODAY.
AGAIN !!!.
Lazy, Stupid and Corrupt.

The milk taste absolutely foul just like long life milk.

Never respond to emails and support sex offenders promoting their products. Terrible customer service and terrible company ethics

We bought two 3-pack Arla Lactose Free Milks from Costco last week (w/c 29 May 2023) and despite them having a sell by date of mid June 2023 4 of the 6 packs have been "off" with solids floating in cups, slurry at the bottom of cups and lumps of something at the base of the cartons when washing them out. I wrote to Arla last week but no reply other than an auto acknowledge. It seems from other comments on this site that they have a production and/or carton problem at the moment. I have switched to (much cheaper) own brand at Lidl now.

cutting the size of lurpak butter , conning the public