In our house, some of the milk always dribbles down the jug. Granted, it’s a minor annoyance, but it’s just the sort of thing we fear could make people less likely to buy their milk in glass jugs.

Milk jugs — glass, plastic and paperboard — have different environmental impacts. February 28, 2011. By Brian Palmer. I’m baffled by all the choices there are when it comes to buying milk.

Milk Jug Gets A Makeover. June 30, 2008 / 7:00 PM EDT / CBS The price of milk isn't the only thing changing at the grocery store, CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy reports.

In Canada, plastic milk bags became the less-fragile alternative to glass jugs thanks to the metric system. Have you got a Big Question you'd like us to answer? If so, let us know by emailing us ...

The winning project, Milkmaid, is a quart size glass milk jug that can sense when your milk will go bad. Created by San Diego -based entrepreneur Stephanie Burns, the jug is designed to plug into ...

According to UK milk-merchant Cravendale, over 300,000 tonnes (364,000 tons) of milk are tossed out every year because people cannot tell whether it is sour or not. A new milk jug tests the white ...

Customers who buy the half-gallons plunk down a $3 deposit for each glass jug. When the milk is gone, they can trade in the empties for a fresh milk supply, which can run about $8 before the cost ...

The dairy sells glass half-gallon jugs of fresh milk at about 20 retailers from Fairbanks to Homer, with an additional 20 carrying only yogurt or gallon-size plastic milk jugs.