Organic Valley

Organic Valley

Food and Beverage Services

La Farge, WI 34,904 followers

About us

Organic Valley is passionate about doing what’s right for people, animals, and earth so we're committed to bringing ethically made organic food to families everywhere. Representing nearly 1,600 farmers in 34 U.S. states, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom. Visit ov.coop for more information! Organic Valley is @OrganicValley on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Twitter and @therealorganicvalley on TikTok.  

Website
https://ov.coop/impact
Industry
Food and Beverage Services
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
La Farge, WI
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1988

Locations

Employees at Organic Valley

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    At Organic Valley, we’re all about supporting our family farms and the communities they serve. We’re excited to join the Organic Trade Association in welcoming the USDA’s continued support through the Organic Dairy Market Assistance Program (ODMAP). With $58 million in new assistance, this will be a difference maker for many organic dairy farmers—especially small family farms—facing variable weather and elevated production costs. As our board chair and proud New York dairy farmer, David Hardy, put it: “These resources will make a difference for hundreds of organic dairy farmers in rural communities across the U.S. There have been a lot of organic dairy farmers who have faced horrific drought and weather conditions this past year, and USDA is right to offer this relief to help offset some of those losses. I know a lot of family farms in our cooperative that are going to use these funds to buy organic feed and pay off outstanding bills. It can’t come soon enough.” We’re grateful that the USDA responded. Together, we can keep our farms and values growing strong. Read the full press release here 👉 https://lnkd.in/gV6WMeFM #familyfarms #organicdairy

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    Today is the day!!! Remember, if you're at #climateweeknyc, stop and see our CEO, Jeff Frank's session "Facing the Climate Crisis: Protecting the Future of Food at 1 PM ET today!

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    We invite you to join us at The Nest Climate Campus on Tuesday, September 24 at 1:00 PM for an insightful session titled "Facing the Climate Crisis: Protecting the Future of Food" with our CEO Jeff Frank for #climateweeknyc! In this presentation and fireside chat, Jeff will explore innovative approaches like carbon insetting, satellite grazing, an adaptive hybrid work model, and the co-op model. You'll gain insights into how Organic Valley’s family farms collaborate with nature to tackle the climate crisis and why supporting these organic family farms is vital for the future of food and our nation. Learn why these solutions are essential to protecting endangered family farms, the fragile biodiverse ecosystems on which we all rely, rural America, and the future of wholesome food. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation and learn about the impactful work being done to secure our food future. We look forward to seeing you there! Click here for more information and to get your three-day pass 👉 https://lnkd.in/eM4efH_u

    • Jeff Frank, CEO of Organic Valley delivers a presentation on sustainable agriculture and organic farming practices.
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    This morning, our CEO, Jeff Frank, was honored to speak on the panel "Across the Supply Chain From Farmers to Markets" alongside The James Beard Foundation and Food Tank at the Climate Week NYC Kickoff Summit. The discussion was enlightening and inspiring, covering a range of critical topics shaping the future of farming and food. Catch the replay here (Timestamp at 1:18:20) and tune into the rest of the day for engaging conversations: https://foodtank.com/ #climateweeknyc

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    ✈️ If you’re flying over select airports in Maryland, Minnesota, or Wisconsin this month, you might catch something truly buzz-worthy! 🐄🐝 Thanks to the help of some hungry cows on Organic Valley’s small organic farms, the words "BUZZ-WORTHY" — complete with a bee shape — are visible from above! Our cows have been grazing pasture grasses into letters, proving that the greenest ads can also be the tastiest. (Okay, so one ad in Minnesota says "BUZZ-WORTH" for now, but cows will be cows!) These “green ads” aren’t just a fun way to catch your eye from the skies; they also provide pollinator habitats, prevent soil erosion, and are zero-waste. The pasture will regrow, and the milk produced by the cows that munched those letters goes into your favorite Organic Valley products! Read more about our ads here: https://lnkd.in/gWMD4PUd

    Organic Dairy Cows Demonstrate Spelling Skills on Small Farms

    Organic Dairy Cows Demonstrate Spelling Skills on Small Farms

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    Thank you to the Organic Trade Association for sharing an insightful article titled “Why Organic Brands Must Engage in Policy Advocacy” by Adam Warthesen, Vice President of Government Affairs at Organic Valley and OTA Board Vice President. In today’s complex political landscape, organic brands need to get involved in public policy. Adam explains why this is so important. Read more below.👇🏼 By actively shaping policy, organic businesses can secure the future of our movement. Adam highlights how working with trade associations like OTA helps us navigate these challenges and build a unified voice. #farmbill #organicfarming

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    📢 New OTA Article -Why Organic Brands Must Engage in Policy Advocacy In today’s complex political landscape, engaging in public policy is crucial for organic brands. Adam Warthesen, Vice President of Government Affairs at Organic Valley and OTA Board Vice President, emphasizes the importance of this involvement in his latest article: 💡 “Is it worth it to engage in the public policy arena? Our answer is grounded in both our cooperative values and economic reality.” 👥 “We must remain non-partisan and work across the political spectrum to influence meaningful farm and food policy.” 🌱 “Protecting and advancing organic agriculture and its integrity is our top priority.” By taking an active role in shaping policy, organic businesses can protect the future of our movement. Warthesen highlights how collaboration with trade associations like OTA is essential to navigating these challenges and building a strong, unified voice. 🔗 Read the full article https://bit.ly/3ZsxZGL #OrganicValley #OrganicPolicy #FarmBill #PublicPolicy #OrganicAdvocacy #OTANews

    Why organic brands need a strong voice in policy making

    Why organic brands need a strong voice in policy making

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    We invite you to join us at The Nest Climate Campus on Tuesday, September 24 at 1:00 PM for an insightful session titled "Facing the Climate Crisis: Protecting the Future of Food" with our CEO Jeff Frank for #climateweeknyc! In this presentation and fireside chat, Jeff will explore innovative approaches like carbon insetting, satellite grazing, an adaptive hybrid work model, and the co-op model. You'll gain insights into how Organic Valley’s family farms collaborate with nature to tackle the climate crisis and why supporting these organic family farms is vital for the future of food and our nation. Learn why these solutions are essential to protecting endangered family farms, the fragile biodiverse ecosystems on which we all rely, rural America, and the future of wholesome food. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the conversation and learn about the impactful work being done to secure our food future. We look forward to seeing you there! Click here for more information and to get your three-day pass 👉 https://lnkd.in/eM4efH_u

    • Jeff Frank, CEO of Organic Valley delivers a presentation on sustainable agriculture and organic farming practices.
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    We are thrilled to invite you to the Food Tank and The James Beard Foundation Present: Climate Week NYC Kick-Off Summit on Monday, September 23rd, 2024! In just one week, our CEO, Jeff Frank, will take the stage at 10:00 AM ET for the highly anticipated session “Across the Supply Chain from Farmers to Markets." Seize this amazing chance to dive into impactful conversations about climate solutions. Join us as we launch Climate Week with inspiring discussions! See you there! For more details and to RSVP, click below! 👇 #ClimateWeekNYC

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    Food Tank and The James Beard Foundation Present… “Restaurants and Farms are Key Solutions to the Climate Crisis.” Monday, September 23rd, 2024 9:00AM - 7:00PM Platform by JBF A special thank you to our partners Planet FWD, Brightly, Guckenheimer, Astanor and The Protein PACT. Tickets: Email Kenzie at [email protected] to request a ticket promo code. Schedule of Program (All Speakers Confirmed): 9:30AM. Welcome -Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank -Anne Engammare McBride, PhD, The James Beard Foundation A Fireside Chat Conversation with Clare Reichenbach, CEO, James Beard Foundation A Fireside Chat Conversation with Bill McKibben & Anna Lappé “Across the Supply Chain From Farmers to Markets.” -Ron Mardesen, Farmer, Niman Ranch -Jeff Frank, Organic Valley -Lotanna Obodozie, National Young Farmers Coalition -Curt Ellis, FoodCorps Moderated by Kiki Aranita "Celebrating Farmers and Food Producers" -Karen Washington, Rise & Root Farm -Leah Garces, Mercy for Animals -Yemi Amu, Oko Farms -Seanicaa (Edwards) Herron -Moderated by Daphne Ewing-Chow, Forbes "Intersectional Approaches to New York City Food and Agriculture Policy" -Ora Kemp, MPH, NYC Mayor’s Office of Food Policy -Qiana Mickie, Office of Urban Agriculture, New York City -Sheryll Durrant, Just Food -Tony Hillery, Harlem Grown Moderated by Chloe Sorvino, Forbes "The Role of Grocers and Brands at the Nexus of Farmers and Healthy Eating" -Paul Lightfoot, Patagonia Provisions -Steven Jennings, Ahold Delhaize USA -Dorothy Shaver, Unilever -Brandon Lombardi, Sprouts Farmers Market “Can Livestock Help Solve the Climate Crisis?” -Ertharin Cousin, Food Systems of the Future -Jessica Fanzo, Columbia Climate School -Eric Mittenthal, Meat Institute -Evan Fraser, Arrell Food Institute Lightning Talks -Stacy Dean, GW Global Food Institute -Chef Kelly Whitaker "Nourishing the Future: Charting the Path to Baku, Belem (COP30) and Beyond." -Hunter Lovins, NOW Partners Foundation -Michael K. Dorsey, Arizona State University -Fernanda Facchini, Natura Keynote Fireside Chat with Mark Bittman and Kathleen Finlay, Glynwood Center Lightning Talks -Chef Pierre Thiam, Yolélé -Rupa Bhattacharya -Tara Smith Swibel, Terra Regenerative Capital “Breaking Through The Noise: Climate Solutions That Get Results.” -Julia Collins, Planet FWD -Sarela Herrada, SIMPLi -Andy Levitt, Brightly -Corey Blumenthal, Shake Shack “Catalyzing Change: Impact Investing to Regenerate the Food System.” -Eric Archambeau, Astanor Ventures -Leslie Kapin, Astanor Ventures -Sara Eckhouse, FoodShot Global -Kwan-Yin Graw, Capricorn Investment Group “A Private Sector Case Study in Reducing Food Loss and Food Waste.” -Paul Fairhead, Guckenheimer -Rebecca Chesney, Guckenheimer Panel Conversation: Restaurants Tackling the Climate Crisis One Bite at a Time -JJ Johnson, FIELDTRIP -Liz Neumark, Great Performances -Brian Fowler, BLACKBARN Fireside Chat with Marion Nestle Fireside Chat with Eric Adjepong

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    We proudly stand with the Organic Trade Association and other advocates in sending a powerful message to USDA Secretary Vilsack. Together, we are championing the future of organic farming! Read more about the letter below 👇🏼 #organicfarming #policy #familyfarms

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    Today, the Organic Trade Association was joined by twenty other organizations in a letter sent to USDA Secretary Thomas Vilsack to encourage continued support for organic dairy farmers through the Organic Dairy Market Assistance Program (ODMAP). The USDA’s $104 million commitment and initial payments were a good start. However, according to USDA’s own data, we’ve lost 18% of US organic dairies since feedstuff price volatility occurred in 2021, and we urgently need to get the remaining funds to farmers. Our letter urges the USDA to prioritize this matter and fulfill the promise of further support. We are ready to work alongside the administration to ensure that organic dairy farmers receive the assistance they need to thrive. Read our letter and get updates here: https://bit.ly/4edm5Vw

    Organic Trade Association urges USDA to expand support for dairy Farmers

    Organic Trade Association urges USDA to expand support for dairy Farmers

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    A new The Minnesota Star Tribune article highlights a vital truth: small family farms are the backbone of rural communities, and organic dairy farming is crucial to their survival. At Organic Valley, we’re proud to be part of the solution. Farms like the Hass family's in Westby, Wisconsin, have found stability through organic practices, offering a lifeline where conventional dairies struggle. By choosing small family farms, they thrive and sustain the schools, businesses, and people that keep rural America vibrant. As our CEO Jeff Frank says, “When family farms succeed, so do our communities.” We’re excited to welcome 100 new farmers to the Organic Valley family this year, each helping ensure a bright future for rural America. Together, we’re not just saving farms but revitalizing our heartland. Read the full article in the Minneapolis Star Tribune to learn more about how organic milk saves farms and revitalizes rural communities: https://lnkd.in/dYxKkibY #smallfamilyfarms #ruralrevitalization

    Small farms boost rural economies. Can organic milk save dairies from extinction?

    Small farms boost rural economies. Can organic milk save dairies from extinction?

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US$ 25.0M

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