The goat was one of the first animals to be domesticated by man. They play a significant role in producing food for the human population of the world and are to be found in almost every country. There is still some stigma attached to keeping goats and they are often referred to as the poor man's cow. 

In the UK goats have been kept for milk production for many years but it was in the late 1800's that a greater degree of interest was shown in developing breeds and improving their potential production. It was not until the 1970's that goats milk became widely available and it can now be bought in most supermarkets and health food shops along with goat milk yoghurts and many different types of cheese. 

The Naturemade Herd was established in 1966 and although not organic is managed in a most 'welfare friendly' regime. Feed quality is carefully monitored to ensure that the goats remain vegetarian and highly productive and that the milk maintains a clean fresh taste with no 'goaty' taint. Maximum use is made of homoeopathic remedies but where necessary medication is administered milk withholding times are scrupulously observed. Our milk is therefore suitable for vegetarians and/or those on homoeopathic regimes. 

Goat milk is often recommended for use where an allergy to bovine product is suspected and/or where general allergy problems, e.g. eczema, asthma, psoriasis hay-fever or similar are experienced.

Naturemade Goats' Milk is available in 500mI cartons.
Whole milk and Semi-skimmed are available.