Getting ready to sell some raw milk: making a label

[Olga]

[zephyrhillsusan]

Really nice label! Your cow looks extremely elegant. I assume the warning is state-mandated?

[Olga]

Yes, it's written into the bill. And I'm also supposed to put a sign up on the premises saying that my milk is not pasteurized or regulated by the state.

[lakeportfarms]

Fantastic Olga! I saw your Facebook post too and love the re-cap lid for the wide mouth Ball jars.

[Fran]

That is so neat! Love the picture.

[hollydzie]

In Florida it is illegal to sell raw unpasteurized milk. You can label it for use in animals only not for human consumption. We just call it bootleg milk LOL...

You are lucky that you can sell it legally. Nice label

Holly

[Olga]

Holly, I had actually thought about naming it Moo-Shine!

[midhilldexters]

Olga, I love that. Moo-Shine, now that's really smart marketing.

Carol K

[hollydzie]

I vote for moo-shine too... Love it

[rawlingsdexter]

What about Dexstar Mooshine

[zephyrhillsusan]

I vote for Moo-shine, too! How could anyone not want to drink that?!

[cddexter]

Nice label, Olga. yes, you are lucky to be able to sell raw milk. We can't here.

For a while I thought about value added products, and was going to make Devonshire Cream. I figured I'd use the one cup size old milk bottles, with paper caps. I was going to put a picture of each of my cows on the cap, with their names, and kids could collect the whole series. Of course, like a lot of the stuff I never get around to, this was another idea that's filed away for 'next time'. cheers, c.

[ssrdex]

Great label Olga! Looks like you're making it happen.