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O' Joy, More Soy!
For the first time you can now enjoy cultured soy with fruit on the bottom (except our vanilla, of course)! Organic O'Soy is a lactose-free source of both calcium and contains inulin (a natural dietary fiber) and the added health benefits our six live active cultures. And, with at least 8 grams of soy protein per six ounce serving, it's good for your heart*. Click here to find out more about this "cultural evolution". You won't believe how yummy soy can be!

* Diets low in saturated fat and cholesterol that contain 25 grams of soy protein a day may reduce the risk of heart disease. One serving of 6 oz. O'Soy provides at least 8 grams of soy protein.

Earth Actions

		So what's a yogurt company doing working with two of the nation's wackiest auto gurus? Check out our latest environmental initiative with radio hosts Tom and Ray Magliozzi of Car Talk and see how your car purchasing decisions can make a difference! You can even write an automaker!
		Did you know...transportation is responsible for over one-half of all U.S. air pollution and over one-third of the gases that cause global warming? Fortunately, there are a number of things you can keep in mind to make sure your next car purchase is as efficient as possible. Click here to learn more and see how your favorite vehicles rate!
		Meet Steve Heckeroth, operator of www.renewables.com, dedicated to efficient transportation, solar design and renewable energy products. Read his inspirational profile here!

"Who's Who" Around the Farm
Some of our yogurt lovers told us they'd like to "meet" people behind the scenes at Stonyfield Farm so we'll be introducing a different member of our team to you each month. This month's featured employee is Fil Kovisars, from Consumer Relations. If you've ever called Stonyfield Farm, you might have spoken to Fil. He answers all sorts of inquiries from our consumers by phone, email and mail. Fil also assists at a number of consumer sampling events and trade shows. Before becoming a yogurt connoisseur, Fil spent fourteen years as a radio disc jockey. Outside of work, Fil's passions include the Red Sox, the Patriots, Classic Rock, barbecuing and our Nonfat Chocolate Underground!

Do it the Organic "Whey"
So you like the idea of buying organic, but you're concerned that the added cost could hurt your food budget. If you're one of those people who like the idea of buying organic foods grown without persistent, toxic pesticides, antibiotics and growth hormones, but have a hard time swallowing the price, here are a few suggestions.

Discussion Forums Highlight
Overheard in our "Organic" forums:

"Organic is it for the little ones. Why risk it? The early stages are so important. Why not ensure their health and their planets' health?"

Discuss this topic!

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