Canadian Milk Bag Jug at Wilfred Patterson blog

Canadian Milk Bag Jug. Around 1967, american chemical company dupont introduced the thin, polyethylene milk bag known as a pillow pouch to the canadian market as an alternative to glass bottles. But why is bagged milk the norm in. But why is bagged milk the norm in ontario, quebec and maritime provinces but not other parts of the country? Milk in bags — it's a kitchen staple in some parts of canada. If you find yourself shopping in ontario, quebec, or the maritimes in canada, you may notice the milk packaging looks a little. Milk in a plastic bag, eh? The bag was then placed inside a specially designed pitcher or jug, which had a sharp spout to pierce the bag and pour the milk. Milk does a body good, at least that's how the old marketing slogan goes. Milk bags first entered the canadian market in the late 1960s. Yep, it's the canadian way, well, as long as you live in canada — particularly the province of ontario. Milk bags first entered the canadian market in the late 1960s. But that goodness happens regardless if the milk is poured from a jug or a plastic bag. Yet there are areas of the country where the concept of four litres of moo juice coming in transparent, jiggly bags is the.

Milk does a body good, at least that's how the old marketing slogan goes. Milk bags first entered the canadian market in the late 1960s. Milk bags first entered the canadian market in the late 1960s. But that goodness happens regardless if the milk is poured from a jug or a plastic bag. Yet there are areas of the country where the concept of four litres of moo juice coming in transparent, jiggly bags is the. But why is bagged milk the norm in. The bag was then placed inside a specially designed pitcher or jug, which had a sharp spout to pierce the bag and pour the milk. Around 1967, american chemical company dupont introduced the thin, polyethylene milk bag known as a pillow pouch to the canadian market as an alternative to glass bottles. But why is bagged milk the norm in ontario, quebec and maritime provinces but not other parts of the country? Milk in a plastic bag, eh?

Here's Why Canadian Milk Often Comes In Bags

Canadian Milk Bag Jug The bag was then placed inside a specially designed pitcher or jug, which had a sharp spout to pierce the bag and pour the milk. Yep, it's the canadian way, well, as long as you live in canada — particularly the province of ontario. Around 1967, american chemical company dupont introduced the thin, polyethylene milk bag known as a pillow pouch to the canadian market as an alternative to glass bottles. If you find yourself shopping in ontario, quebec, or the maritimes in canada, you may notice the milk packaging looks a little. The bag was then placed inside a specially designed pitcher or jug, which had a sharp spout to pierce the bag and pour the milk. Milk bags first entered the canadian market in the late 1960s. Milk in a plastic bag, eh? But that goodness happens regardless if the milk is poured from a jug or a plastic bag. But why is bagged milk the norm in. Milk does a body good, at least that's how the old marketing slogan goes. Yet there are areas of the country where the concept of four litres of moo juice coming in transparent, jiggly bags is the. Milk bags first entered the canadian market in the late 1960s. Milk in bags — it's a kitchen staple in some parts of canada. But why is bagged milk the norm in ontario, quebec and maritime provinces but not other parts of the country?