Organic Valley this week announced the company has recorded sales of $1.2 billion for the year ending 2020. With industries in chaos and conventional dairy markets forced to dump milk amid the pandemic, Organic Valley says it “held a stable pay price for its family farms, improved financials, and grew a steady demand for organic milk and dairy.” As more people chose to cook healthy food from home in 2020, Organic Valley experienced consolidated sales growth of 4.5 percent. In addition, an increase in conscious shopping choices by individuals across the country helped the cooperative uphold a stable pay price for its organic family farms. By driving net income, reducing debt, holding pay price, and returning dollars to farmers, Organic Valley made considerable progress in 2020 that will support a long-term future for organic family farms. Compared to 2019, the nation’s largest organic farmer-owned cooperative improved consolidated net income by $48.4 million in 2020.
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