FALMOUTH (AP) — The 12 dairy suppliers to MOO Milk have rejected an offer from Oakhurst Dairy and will disband the company permanently.
The Portland Press Herald reports that several farmers didn’t like the offer from Oakhurst that would have returned the Falmouth based organic milk brand to store shelves.
MOO Milk officials say in a statement that the farmers are seeking individual agreements to sell their milk instead of working together.
The company discontinued sales to customers in May due to problems with outdated equipment.
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