Is Silk soy milk discontinued?

Unfortunately, this product line has been discontinued. However, they do have a newer line of Silk Protein Milk.

Who owns Silk soy milk?

Danone SA
Silk is owned by Danone SA subsidiary Danone North America, which was before April this year known as DanoneWave​​ after Danone’s acquisition of WhiteWave completed in 2017.

Why has soy milk disappeared?

More than 90 percent of the soybeans churned out on American farms each year are genetically engineered to withstand herbicides. In short: America killed soymilk, stripped it of its purity, and added in calcium carbonate.

Is Silk chocolate Soymilk vegan?

Made with real cocoa, this chocolate Soymilk will remind you of the chocolate milk you grew up drinking–except that ours is made with soy protein. It makes a perfect non-dairy alternative to milk, and is totally free of dairy, lactose, carrageenan, gluten, casein, egg, peanut, and MSG.

Why is soy milk disappearing?

The fall is largely due to debunking some health claims about soy milk, but the rise of other milk alternatives like almond and coconut milk hasn’t helped, either.

Is there a soy shortage 2021?

Still, any demand South American supplies are unable to meet comes at a time when U.S. reserves are light. In January, the USDA forecast beginning stocks for U.S. soybeans at 257 million bushels in the 2021-22 marketing year. That is down from 525 million bushels in 2020-21 and 909 million bushels the year before that.

What is silk’s light soymilk made of?

Silk’s Light soymilk, as well as its “Heart Health” soymilk, is made with hexane-extracted soy flour instead of whole soybeans. Hexane is a highly explosive volatile solvent. It is a byproduct of gasoline refining and a neurotoxin.

Is silk original soymilk good for You?

It’s soy rich and soy creamy. * In a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, 25 grams of soy protein per day may reduce the risk of heart disease. A serving of Silk Original Soymilk has 8 grams.

Are silk products made with organic soybeans?

Make no mistake about it, these are conventional soybeans. The percentage of Silk products manufactured with organic soybeans has declined steadily over the years, and recently plummeted.

What happened to Dean Foods Silk products?

Recently, Dean Foods reformulated their Silk product line converting almost all their products to “natural” (conventional) soybeans. They did this, quietly, without telling retailers or changing the UPC code numbers on the products.