Business Report article on quality problems with Kleinpeter products

Yeah, I got a jug of Kleinpeter last week that was tasting a little odd this weekend. It hadn't hit the sell by date, so I didn't worry about getting sick, but I didn't like the taste. I didn't think much of it until I saw that in the Business Report this morning.

better late than never I suppose....

Browns Dairy FTW

Yeah, switched a while back. I buy it from some dairy farmers in Slaughter.

But here's what a lot of you probably don't know. Klienpeter still distributes all of the brands around here. So technically it all goes through Kleinpeter's facility anyway.

Me too. I assumed it was the market being sloppy with the milk.

Im OT poor. Store brand for me.

Haven't drank Kleinpeter in a good 6 months. I'm not wasting my money or time dealing with them anymore.

They claim not to use hormones in their milk. That's the main reason many buy it I think. I don't give a shite and I'll drink Brown's since the pledge not to, but most likely do.

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The Kleinpeters sound very entitled. Not a good quality.

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I think it's funny some people have said company rep has shown up at their door with milk and ice cream after complaining on FB.

Great, giving us more spoiled milk this time delivered.

But seriously, what's the name of that company that used to deliver milk and crap around South LA. I can't remember their name. I wonder if the still do business around here. We always thought rich people got that growing up.

Family member got sick from egg nog and we went back to the store to let them know it was spoiled. The people at the store said that several people had come back saying the same thing and took our name.

A few days later Kleinpeter rep shows up with milk and ice cream and asks to check the fridge temp. We say that we bought it from the store and came straight home and opened it...he kept insisting he needed to check the fridge temperature (even though several other people returned egg nog to the store). We said it wasn't necessary then the rep asks to bring the milk in and place it in the fridge.

Told him it wasn't necessary but was very awkward.. only thing I can think is they wanted to check the fridge temp to save their arse in the event of a lawsuit...if it isn't the perfect temp they aren't liable. Very odd exchange.