Bagged milk is a uniquely Canadian item readily available in eastern parts of the country, like Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritime provinces.

Bagged milk sales account for 80 per cent of milk sales in Ontario. When you remove the company's more premium milk offerings, that number rises to 92 per cent.

Today, drinking milk out of a bag is most popular in Quebec, Ontario, and the Maritimes. By the way, this is why Americans refrigerate their milk and Europeans don’t.

Is bagged milk reaching its expiration date? What you need to know about ‘apocalypse cow,’ according to experts ...

Bagged milk is apparently still a thing, and Xbox Canada claims to have the perfect storage solution for the protein-rich liquid. On social media, the Microsoft subsidiary showed off the Xbox Milk ...

According to Ottawa News, milk is sold in bags mostly in Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes - where the trend really caught on. But that could be changing in the future due to the demand for milk ...

Milk is sold in bags in Ontario, Quebec, and the Maritimes, but it could be approaching its expiry date. Part of the reason is changing consumer habits.

If you find yourself shopping in Ontario, Quebec, or the Maritimes in Canada, you may notice the milk packaging looks a little different, and for a good reason.

Milk bags first entered the Canadian market in the late 1960s. But why is bagged milk the norm in Ontario, Quebec and Maritime provinces but not other parts of the country? The answer involves the ...