SuperNutrio, the high-protein, high-calcium cow’s milk brand produced in the family-owned St Helen’s Farm dairy in the Vale of York, made a standout appearance at this year’s Great Yorkshire Show, taking home two awards in its first major competitive outing.
The Great Yorkshire Show, one of the most prestigious agricultural events in the UK, brings together the best of British farming and food, shining a spotlight on quality, innovation, and tradition.
This year, SuperNutrio’s High Protein Semi-Skimmed Milk earned a Silver Award in the Newly Launched Dairy Product category, while the High Protein Whole Milk secured Bronze, marking a significant achievement for the newcomer.
Launched to meet growing consumer demand for functional dairy, SuperNutrio is made by passing two whole litres of everyday cow’s milk through smart filters to concentrate the protein and calcium into one rich and creamy litre, with zero additives, preservatives, or artificial flavourings. The result is a great tasting milk, packed with 100% more protein and 80% more calcium than standard cow’s milk.
SuperNutrio is incredibly versatile, and lends itself to fitness enthusiasts, families looking to increase their calcium intake and keep children fuller for longer, as well as the older demographic who require more minerals in their diet as they age.
In addition, St Helen’s Farm – SuperNutrio’s sister brand and a leading name in British goat dairy, secured three bronze awards across yoghurt and cheese categories, underpinning the group’s broader commitment to quality and craftsmanship in category.
“These awards reflect our continued dedication to producing delicious, nutritious, and high-quality dairy for our customers,” Bill Randles, Managing Director at St Helen’s Farm and SuperNutrio, commented.
“We’re especially pleased to see SuperNutrio receive recognition so soon after its launch, and it’s a testament to the passion and hard work of our team. We hope that this is just the start of things to come for what is a very exciting product proposition.”