Low Fat Milk (6)

SuperValu Light Milk (2 L), €2.25

Local sourcing In Ireland we take care in our green and lush countryside and the fresh produce that comes from it. Take this fresh Irish SuperValu milk for instance - it is sourced only from creameries in the Republic of Ireland, much of our milk comes direct to store from your local creamery. So the next time we are having one of those "soft" Irish days, think of the silver lining on those grey clouds that helps to produce this gorgeous SuperValu Irish milk for you. Naturally good.

SuperValu Light Milk (3 L), €3.25

At SuperValu, our milk is 100% sourced from dairies in the Republic of Ireland. Each dairy is affiliated with the National Dairy Council, meaning you can enjoy the freshest milk while also supporting sustainable farming and 4,600 Irish jobs.

SuperValu Light Milk (1 L), €1.15

At SuperValu, our milk is 100% sourced from dairies in the Republic of Ireland. Each dairy is affiliated with the National Dairy Council, meaning you can enjoy the freshest milk while also supporting sustainable farming and 4,600 Irish jobs.

Avonmore Light 1% Fat Milk (2 L), €2.49

Nourishing life today* *Calcium is needed for the maintenance of normal bone.

Wexford Low Fat Milk (1 L), €1.49

In Wexford, we've always been proud of our farming heritage. Ken Chapman, from Bunclody, is just one of our many dairy farmers producing the highest quality milk, from the lush green pastures of our model county. We capture that smooth creamy taste, so that you can enjoy the freshest, most delicious milk delivered straight to your table.

Snowcream Low Fat Milk (1 L), €1.49

Our Snowcream The Snowcream story officially began in 1952. Back then milk was collected straight into a milk churn, and transported direct to customers on a pony - now that's fresh milk for you! The milkman of the day would measure out what customers wanted at each house, and be on his way. This all changed with the introduction of pasteurisation. In 1955 Snowcream became only the second dairy in Ireland to produce a pasteurised pint of milk in a glass bottle - known locally as the 'red capped milk.' Milk was still delivered direct to peoples' homes, but now they'd be awakened to the 'clink clink' of milk bottles left on their doorstep. No need to set your alarm in those days!