That's why our milk always tastes so fresh. You might ask yourself, “What makes fairlife special?” Well, we flow our milk through special soft filters to concentrate the protein and calcium and filter out most of the sugar. Every bottle of fairlife is as delicious as it can be while providing the nutrients you need.

What is added to their milk? Fairlife is a product that currently comes from the USA as they are currently building a plant in Canada. Once the plant is built, the milk will be sourced from Canadian dairy farms. (Learn more about Canadian milk quality and how to identify Canadian milk.)

At fairlife, we provide the health and vitality people need by starting with the wholesome simplicity of real cow's milk. And we do it with the belief that we can always make the world better.

The Coca-Cola Company Select Milk Producers entered into a partnership with The Coca-Cola Company in 2012 to form fairlife, LLC. The Coca-Cola Company is the distribution partner for the products that fairlife creates, market and sells.

Fairlife Milk vs Regular Milk Ultra-filtered fairlife milk is lactose-free and easy to digest with 20g of protein and 50% less sugar than traditional milk. Fairlife milk also has a slightly thicker consistency that can be described as “creamier”, although the consistency is achieved by adding protein rather than cream.

“Fairlife is ultra filtered to put more protein back into the milk. It has less sugar because of how it is filtered and it's lactose free. (Fairlife) actually has a patent on it so they are the only milk that does this. Regular milk does not have anything added to it other than being fortified with vitamin D.

Fairlife, stylized as fa! rlife, is an American brand of ultra-filtered milk distributed in Canada, China and the United States by The Coca-Cola Company.

What makes fairlife® so unique? fairlife® ultrafiltered milk has 50% less sugar and 50% more protein than regular milk. It's also lactose-free and has 9 essential nutrients plus a delicious taste!

A dairy that provides milk used in Fairlife dairy products stands accused of animal abuse, prompting some major retailers to stop selling the popular brand. The allegations against Fair Oaks Farm in Fair Oaks, Ind., came to light following a months-long investigation by Animal Recovery Mission, an animal-rights group.

Fairlife is able to achieve these staggering nutritional stats by filtering their milk into five components–water, butterfat, protein, vitamins, minerals, and lactose. These are then recombined in different proportions, which effectively cuts carbohydrates and sugar and ups the protein and calcium. Ta-da!

" I would say this product is OK to drink in moderation, especially if on the go," adds Ehsani. "But due to the fact that it has artificial sweeteners and is low in carbs, I wouldn't recommend it as a daily product for active people or athletes to use for recovery. Athletes need more carbs than protein post-workout!"

From a Kansas dairy farmer herself – Regular milk does not have anything added to it other than being fortified with vitamin D. All of the sugar in regular milk in naturally occurring. So essentially Fairlife goes through more processing than regular milk. (Regular milk has) nothing added.

" I would say this product is OK to drink in moderation, especially if on the go," adds Ehsani. "But due to the fact that it has artificial sweeteners and is low in carbs, I wouldn't recommend it as a daily product for active people or athletes to use for recovery. Athletes need more carbs than protein post-workout!"

In 2019, undercover footage taken by an animal rights activist exposed Fair Oaks Farms, which supplies milk to dairy companies including Fairlife, revealed appalling evidence of animal abuse. In response, multiple stores stopped carrying Fairlife products, and numerous consumers boycotted the brand.

Fairlife is able to achieve these staggering nutritional stats by filtering their milk into five components–water, butterfat, protein, vitamins, minerals, and lactose. These are then recombined in different proportions, which effectively cuts carbohydrates and sugar and ups the protein and calcium. Ta-da!

Fairlife, Coca-Cola's new milk, has hit store shelves - but experts aren't sold on its health benefits. Fairlife's filtering process ditches the lactose in favor of an enzyme that converts it into simple sugar.