Milk Delivery in Glass.
If you are interesting in having milk available, and even delivered, in bottles here is a little something from Eketahuna Country Meats. If you are interested, fill out the survey (link at at bottom of this post), it's really short, to register interest. If enough interest it may happen out here in Kapiti. Milk just tastes so much better in glass and no more plastic bottles.
In the next few months we are going to launch our full cream milk. This is sourced from friends that farm nearby us in Eketahuna.
The milk will be available at a few locations in Wellington and Masterton.
We will be selling milk at our shop in Masterton at 110a Bentley Street and also at the Riverbank Market in Lower Hutt on Saturdays and at the Habourside market on Sundays.
This will be a refilling option where we will refill a bottle that you bring to us on site - glass bottles will be available for purchase.
Milk that is being refilled into bottles that you supply will sold at $3/litre.
We are also looking at bringing the milkman back if there is enough interest!!!!!!
We are looking to deliver milk weekly to your door along with our meat
This will be available in the Wairarapa and Wellington regions initially.
This will be done as a swap a bottle system, where we swap your empty bottle for a full one and then take it back to our milk factory and wash sterilise it and refill it.
Milk delivered to your door will be $3.50/litre and will only be delivered in our glass bottles. These bottles will be sold at $3.75, with 50c of this price donated to MND Research.
The purpose of this form is for us to gauge interest in either option of receiving our milk. If we get enough interest in each suburb then we will be able to make the delivery option viable.
Please insure that you use the correct post code as this will enable us to ensure that a home delivery system is viable.
We would also appreciate a rough idea of how much milk you would be requiring every week - This will help us to forecast our production and the requirements to make sure we have enough milk to meet the demand.
Can you follow the link and let us know if you are interested.
www.eketahunacountrymeats.co.nz...
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