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From Grass To Glass: Alaska On How They Produce The Best Quality Milk

If there is one milk that is consistently present on our grocery cart, that would be our favorite Alaska Evaporated and Condensed Milk. Leche flan, sopas, macaroni salad, these are some of our favorite food that uses Alaska. For 40 years, Alaska maintained its quality, best quality milk, may I add. Have you ever wondered why? Here’s something from our friends at Royal FrieslandCampina’s (RFC) on how they maintained the best quality milk, a meticulous processes from the grass to our glasses:

Not all milk is created equal.

Not all milk is produced the same way, and not all milk companies go through the same meticulous processes and thorough methods to produce the best quality milk.

For instance, the Royal FrieslandCampina’s (RFC) group of companies upholds all the wonderful goodness of gifts of nature and combines these with the most modern of technologies to produce nutritious milk.

RFC is a global top 5 dairy company with over 130 years of experience in producing milk. The 11.1 billion Euro company is composed of dairy cooperatives with about 19,224 member-farmers from The Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium. The farmers are rewarded based on their system and on the quality and safety of their milk. Every milk delivery is tested and farmers are paid according to composition, safety and quality, and system, leading to improvement of quality and safety metrics over time.

Believing that there are no shortcuts to producing good milk, RFC’s Grass to
Glass process carries with it the gold standard in milk production – from farming, milking, collecting, processing, packaging and all the way to distributing – putting special emphasis on food safety, quality, labor safety, and the environment.

Cows Treated Like Royalty

Known for its green meadows, blue skies, and pristine lakes, the RFC farms located across Europe are havens for cows that are practically treated like royalty. They graze on nothing but the freshest, cleanest grass across farmlands six hours a day, 120 days a year. In some farms, the water is analyzed more frequently but the minimum requirement is, at least, once a year to ensure that there are no contaminants or water-borne diseases the animals could catch.

Because healthy cows mean premium, quality milk, each cow has a code attached to the collar to help veterinarians track the animal’s health regularly.

While traditional farming is still practiced, RFC transits farmers in the best technologies to ensure that benefits generated from modern dairy farming are optimized. The milking equipment are also checked regularly to ensure they are in tip-top shape.

Complete Confidence

After milking, eight quality parameters must be fulfilled to ensure adherence
to RFC’s standards of quality. Among these parameters are temperature and color, bacterial count, antibiotics, etc.

Once they pass these parameters, the milk is assigned a code for easier monitoring during the entire process before it is transported to high-tech factories across Europe and Asia and exported to over 100 countries all over the world to more than a billion consumers.

Before leaving the factories, the milk is tested to ensure its safety and quality and is, then, assigned a final code before being used for its products that are exported to over 100 countries all over the world and used by over a billion consumers.

Rich analyses, protocols – all these careful processes are carried out to ensure that RFC produces impeccable products. Thus, mothers all over the world who prepare milk for their children can be confident that they are providing the best for their families.

In the Philippines, RFC has entered into a solid partnership with Alaska Milk Corporation (AMC), whose 40 years in the Philippine market has made it a leading milk brand in the country.

PRESS RELEASE

10 Comments Filed Under: Babies And Kids

Diego Answered Your Questions!

Hello dearies!

We asked Diego and he answered! Remember my post last time? Diego is the new fb sensation, a seven year old boy answering questions. He’s really good, I tell you. His answers are basic and simple and you’ll be amazed at how his mind works, of course, his parents (and his sister) also helped in answering the questions.

So, here are your questions and Diego’s answers:

bakit mas gwapo si superman ke batman?

Why did they make one hour into 60 minutes, 50 is a lot easier to remember?

sabi mo mama nasa puso lang natin si jesus diba? Panu siya kasya dun?

naku my 8 years old daughter asked me “diba mommy sabe ni jesus dapat love naten ung mga enemies?” (nag aaral kase sila for there first communion) me: oo naman and she replied eh di dapat love naten si devil… as in ang silent reaction ko “WHAT?!”

Diego is very quick to answer ha and I must say that his Dad really knows how to search the net! haha

I am sure a lot of you are familiar with Diego and his family by now. Yes, you’ve seen him on TV!

Diego and his family was featured in PLDT HOME DSL TVC. PLDT HOME DSL is an enabler of family-sized connections, this is why they feature families in their TVCs. Remember the Anna Banana TVC?

With the evolution of technology, most members of the family (if not all) have their own gadget now(tablet, mobile phone, laptop etc) and that is why PLDT HOME DSL provides limitless sharing with the strong reliable family-sized connection.

Now you know how Diego and his family answered questions on his Ask Diego Facebook Page, with the help of PLDT Home DSL and its Family-sized connection.

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10 Common Health Issues Experienced During Summer

Blossoms Healthcare asked me to write about a health related topic and since summer is already here in my country, I decided to write about common summer diseases and how to prevent it.

1. Prickly Heat

Prickly Heat or Miliaria is a common skin disease that usually develops because of too much heat. Children are mostly affected because their sweat glands are not fully develop. Prickly heat rash develops when a person sweats too much and the glands are blocked.

The symptoms of Prickly heat rash includes small red spots with prickling sensation. This usually goes on its own but sever cases can lead to infection. How? because of its prickling sensation, one may have the urge to scratch it and with dirty hands, bacteria can enter the skin and can cause infection. Prickly heat usually affects parts of the body that is covered such as back, abdomen, neck and chest.

How To Prevent Prickly Heat rashes?

Since prickly heat rashes develops because of too much heat, preventive measures includes keeping yourself cool. During summer, take a bath at least twice a day and use cotton and light clothing. Avoid too much sun exposure and as much as possible, avoid too much sweating. Staying in a cool place (such as air conditioned room) can make a big difference.

How To Treat Prickly Heat Rashes?

Prickly heat rashes can go on its own and the preventive measures mentioned above can also be done to treat and speed up the healing process. If you suspect that the rashes developed an infection, consult your doctor immediately.

2. Sore Eyes

Another commonly experienced disease during summer is Sore Eyes. It is the inflammation of the thin membrane covering the eyeball and the inner eyelid. The inflammation is usually brought about by viral infection. Sore eyes is highly contagious and one can get infected when their hand got contact with someone who has sore eyes then rub their eyes. It is most common during summer because the surroundings are drier and the wind easily carries the irritants to our eyes. Symptoms of sore eyes includes redness of the eyes and itchiness and a feeling that there is something inside your eyes.

How to Prevent Sore Eyes?

Frequent hand washing is the key to prevent sore eyes. It is also advised not to rub your eyes when it gets itchy.

How To Treat Sore Eyes?

I once experienced sore eyes and though not painful it can be irritating. The inflammation can go on its own but what I did then was subject my eyes to running water. It went away after 2 days. You can also use an ice pack to lessen the itchiness of the eyes. If the inflammation gets worse, call your doctor.

3. Heat stroke

Heat Stroke can be deadly if not treated immediately. Heat stroke is a sudden increase of temperature inside our body, this happens when there is too much heat that our body was not able to cope up with it. Symptoms of heat stroke includes raise in temperature of the body, nausea, vomiting, weakness and dehydration.

How To Prevent Heat Stroke?

To prevent heat stroke, one must be cautious when doing vigorous activities during summer. Drinking lots of water during summer can also prevent heat stroke.

How To Treat Heat Stroke?

Heat stroke patients needs to be taken car of immediately, this is an emergency case and the first you have to do is to bring the patient to a cool, shady place. Remove clothing and water the body to lower the temperature. If the patient can drink, give them cold water. Fan the patient to avoid sweating. It will also help if you can put an ice pack to the patient’s arm pits and groin area. Monitor the body temperature until it drops down to 38 C.

4. Nose Bleeding

A few people may experience nose bleeding but to those who do, you may notice that your nose bleeds more during summer (or during winter). Nose bleeding is a hereditary illness, the lining inside the nose is thin thus resulting to bleeding even with a slight physical contact. Extreme temperature can also result to nose bleeding.

How To Prevent Nose Bleeding?

When my little girl experienced nose bleeding, I was scared. Everyone will agree (specially mommies) that blood on your kid is not a good sight and you can’t help but worry big time. When we brought my little to her pedia, Doc said that the only way to prevent it is to stop nose picking.

How To Treat Nose Bleeding? 

Nose bleeding stops on its own and also goes away as the child gets older. You have to teach your child how to treat themselves when nose bleeding happens. First, apply pressure on the affected nose by pressing your finger on it. Do not look up, a common misconception with nose bleeding. Looking up may cause the blood to go down your mouth or worst, your lungs. Bow down and keep applying pressure. Place an ice pack on forehead and take a rest.

5. Sunburn

Too much exposure to sun can lead to sunburn. It is a condition where the skin is burned by too much sun rays. The skin becomes read and irritated.

To prevent sunburn, always apply sunscreen lotion before going out. Be conscious of the SPF on your lotion. SPF of 15 to 30++ is OK as long as you don’t stay under the sun for long period of time. For swimming, use SPF of 50++.

To treat sunburn, take a cool bath and apply cooling gel to your skin. It also helps if you are well hydrated, so drink plenty of water.

6. Stomach Flu

Stomach flu cases increases during summer because the heat makes the food more susceptible to food poisoning. Stomach flu patients may experience nausea, vomiting and stomach cramps.

To prevent stomach flu, you need be very conscious of what you eat during summer. Know the food you are eating and as much as possible do not eat left over food.

Treatment of stomach flu includes taking a rest, drinking lots of water and soft diet.

7. Head Lice

Head Lice is not dangerous but they are contagious and lice bites can be very itchy. Why is it that head lice infection is higher during summer? Well, because kids play more, the tendency of lice transmit is higher. Lice are easily transmitted through head to head contact.

To prevent head lice, always make sure that you shampoo your kids well.

To treat head lice, specialized shampoos are available, just ask your doctor about it.

8. Rabies

I have always wonder why Rabies is usually associated with summer. I guess the reason behind this is the same as the reason why Lice infection is rampant during summer. Kids tend to play more outside thus exposing them to more risk, such as animals with rabies.

Rabies is deadly and it can kill but the thing is, rabies infection can be prevented. Two vaccines is used to prevent rabies infection, one is before bites (ask your doctor about it) and the other one is after bite.

Rabies virus affects the nervous system and some cases of rabies infections leads to insanity and then death. My helper before, her mother died of rabies infection. It was really sad because it could have been prevented if they brought her to the hospital right after the incident.

What you need to do when you are bitten by animal (suspected to be infected with rabies)?

  • wash the wound with soap and water thoroughly and let the water run for at least 10 minutes
  • go to the nearest animal bite center or go to the nearest baranggay health center so that they can assist you

Do not take animal bites for granted, washing it and applying garlic (as some believes) will not prevent the virus from spreading and reaching your central nervous system.

9. Chicken Pox

Chicken Pox is common at the start of summer season and before it ends. I don’t why but some readings suggest that chicken pox virus thrives during season transition.

Chicken pox is transmitted when you inhale an infected droplets. Since chicken pox is a virus, it can be treated with medicine. The most important thing to do is to strengthen the immune system by drinking lots of water, taking a rest and eating the healthy food. Doctors usually prescribe ointment to ease the itchiness caused by the rashes.

10. Skin Diseases

Skin Diseases such as rash, irritated skin are commonly experienced during summer, specially to those who often swim on public pool. I can stress much how dirty a public is, so to avoid being infected, please be careful when swimming on public pools.

Summer, I believe, is a fun season. The health risks mentioned above are all preventable so please take the necessary precautions to have a fun filled summer!

 

 

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