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After 40 years, Kwik Trip will no longer sell milk in plastic bag starting in May

For over four decades, Kwik Trip customers prided themselves on saving pennies and the environment by purchasing milk in a plastic bag. Week after week they would secure the bag using a special pitcher and then pour.

This week the LaCrosse-based company made the decision to discontinue the sale of Nature’s Touch bagged milk across all stores beginning in May 2024. Company officials attribute the change to guest preferences and purchasing patterns, citing declining demand for the bagged product compared to milk sold in jugs.

Scott Zietlow, CEO of Kwik Trip said that after thorough consideration and analysis, the company decided to discontinue bagged milk to focus on items that resonate more strongly with guests.

John McHugh, Vice President of External Relations said the company marketing department has contacted groups who had special promotional coupons for bagged milk and have offered a new solution with our other milk offerings.

"This is an end to a product that was associated with the Kwik Trip brand for many years, but after evaluating the need and cost for new equipment to replace our antiquated bagged milk equipment, and the decreased customer demand, we made the tough decision to discontinue Nature’s Touch milk in the bag,” McHugh said.

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Kwik Trip says it is discontinuing bagged milk starting in May

(WFRV) – Due to what Kwik Trip described as a ‘substantial’ decline in demand, the company has decided to discontinue Nature’s Touch bagged milk.

Kwik Trip announced that it has decided to discontinue the sale of Nature’s Touch bagged milk across all stores. This will reportedly start in May 2024.

The release says that purchasing patterns indicated a ‘substantial’ decline in demand for the product when compared to milk sold in jugs. Bagged milk was reportedly been a part of Kwik Trip’s product line for over 40 years.

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We constantly evaluate our product offerings to ensure we’re meeting the needs and preferences of our guests. After thorough consideration and analysis, we have decided to discontinue bagged milk to focus on items that resonate more strongly with our guests. Scott Zietlow, CEO of Kwik Trip

It was also mentioned that Kwik Trip’s Marketing Department contacted groups that had special promotional coupons for bagged milk.

We acknowledge that changes in product availability can impact customer routines and preferences. We remain committed to assisting guests during this transition. Our Marketing Department has contacted those groups who had special promotional coupons for bagged milk and have offered a new solution with our other milk offerings. This is an end to a product that was associated with the Kwik Trip brand for many years, but after evaluating the need and cost for new equipment to replace our antiquated bagged milk equipment, and the decreased customer demand, we made the tough decision to discontinue Nature’s Touch milk in the bag. John McHugh, Vice President of External Relations

No additional information was provided.

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After 40 years, Kwik Trip will no longer sell its bagged milk. 

Kwik Trip made the decision to discontinue the sale of the product due to a substantial decline in demand compared to milk sold in jugs.  

Company Vice President John McHugh said it was a “tough decision” to end the sale of a product associated with the Kwik Trip brand for so many years.

Bagged milk will no longer be sold at Kwik Trip stores starting in May.

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Kwik Trip to discontinue bagged milk soon

(WSAW) - Kwik Trip has made the decision to discontinue the sale of Nature’s Touch bagged milk across all stores beginning in May 2024.

While bagged milk has been a part of Kwik Trip’s product lineup for more than 40 years, guest preferences and purchasing patterns have indicated a substantial declining demand for this product compared to milk sold in jugs.

“We constantly evaluate our product offerings to ensure we’re meeting the needs and preferences of our guests,” said Scott Zietlow, CEO of Kwik Trip. “After thorough consideration and analysis, we have decided to discontinue bagged milk to focus on items that resonate more strongly with our guests.”

John McHugh, Vice President of External Relations added, “We acknowledge that changes in product availability can impact customer routines and preferences. We remain committed to assisting guests during this transition. Our Marketing Department has contacted those groups who had special promotional coupons for bagged milk and have offered a new solution with our other milk offerings. This is an end to a product that was associated with the Kwik Trip brand for many years, but after evaluating the need and cost for new equipment to replace our antiquated bagged milk equipment, and the decreased customer demand, we made the tough decision to discontinue Nature’s Touch milk in the bag.”

Kwik Trip shelves bagged milk

LA CROSSE, Wisc. (KTTC) – Come May, fans of the popular convenience store, Kwik Trip, will have a difficult time finding bagged milk in the dairy coolers.

On Wednesday, Kwik Trip announced that they will no longer carry Nature’s Touch bagged milk in their stores.

While bagged milk has been featured in Kwik’s product lineup for over forty years, customer preferences and purchasing patterns have indicated a decline in demand for this product compared to milk sold in jugs.

“We constantly evaluate our product offerings to ensure we’re meeting the needs and preferences of our guests,” said CEO of Kwik Trip Scott Zietlow. “After thorough consideration and analysis, we have decided to discontinue bagged milk to focus on items that resonate more strongly with our guests.”

John McHugh, Vice President of External Relations added, “We acknowledge that changes in product availability can impact customer routines and preferences. We remain committed to assisting guests during this transition. Our Marketing Department has contacted those groups who had special promotional coupons for bagged milk and have offered a new solution with our other milk offerings. This is an end to a product that was associated with the Kwik Trip brand for many years, but after evaluating the need and cost for new equipment to replace our antiquated bagged milk equipment, and the decreased customer demand, we made the tough decision to discontinue Nature’s Touch milk in the bag.”

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Kwik Trip discontinues bagged milk after more than 40 years

Over the year it’s seen a significant decline in sales of bagged milk compared to milk in jugs.

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WBAY) - Kwik Trip convenience stores won’t be as convenient for buyers of bagged milk. The company announced it’ll stop selling Nature’s Touch bagged milk after carrying the product for more than 40 years in its stores.

Kwik Trip saw a significant decline in sales of bagged milk compared to milk in jugs.

“This is an end to a product that was associated with the Kwik Trip brand for many years, but after evaluating the need and cost for new equipment to replace our antiquated bagged milk equipment, and the decreased customer demand, we made the tough decision to discontinue Nature’s Touch milk in the bag,” John Hughes, Kwik Trip’s vice president of external relations, said.

McHugh said the marketing department has contacted groups who used special promotional coupons for bagged milk and is offering solutions with Kwik Trip’s other milk products. Kwik Trip CEO Scott Zietlow says the company will focus on items that “resonate more strongly with our guests.”

Bagged milk will disappear from stores beginning in May.

Copyright 2024 WBAY. All rights reserved.

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HIGH FIVE: 5 Things Kwik Trip Can Put in a Bag Instead of Milk

After more than 40 years, the bagged milk is no more, but we’ve got other bagged ideas.

McKenna Scherer | April 18, 2024

Kwik Trip, the Midwest’s beloved convenience store and gas station, recently announced it is discontinuing its bagged milk after more than four decades of selling it due to a decline in sales compared to its milk in jugs. The change will be implemented by May. Luckily, we just came up five more items Kwik Trip can sell in bags.

1. BAG OF FRIED CHICKEN

Kwik Trip’s latest campaign promoting its fried chicken contains some … choice slang. It was described as having “serious rizz” in promotional signage, while other phrases include “Our chicken just hits different” and “Chicken that slaps,” among others. Take that however you want, but at this point, just put it in a gallon-sized bag at a good price and I’ll buy it, OK?

2. BAG OF SLUSHY

Listen, I could get a Mega Buddy-sized Slushy, but sometimes it just isn’t big enough. Put it in a huge, slappable bag, give me an appropriately-sized straw, and I’ll be on my way.

3. BAG OF CHERRY DUNKERS

Kwik Trip’s donuts – specifically, the Dunkers – are a welcome surprise in our office’s break room, typically brought in by some kind-souled coworker who knew we all needed the sugary boost. But seriously, a six-pack? Who does that help? Put 50 Cherry Dunkers (my personal favorite, and I’ll stand on that hill) in a bag, now.

4. BAG OF KARUBA

Obviously, to go along with my 50 Cherry Dunkers in a bag, I will require a gallon-sized bag of iced Karuba to-go. The specialty iced drink machines are cute and fun, but the cups are certainly not fun-sized. An insulated bag fit to carry my gallon of iced Karuba coffee will be fun-sized and functional, probably.

5. BAG OF GAS

Whatever, you knew this was coming. Is that safe? No. Is that practical? Not really. But is it convenient? If the bag has handles, then maybe. But since Kwik Trip is a gas station, I’m putting it on this list. Bag of Gas. Go.

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Kwik Trip to discontinue bagged milk in May

by Brandon Millman

LA CROSSE, Wis. -- For more than 40 years, bagged milk has been a signature item of Kwik Trip. Beginning in May, it will no longer be available for sale.

The company announced in a statement Wednesday that it has made the decision to discontinue the sale of Nature’s Touch bagged milk across all stores.

Kwik Trip cited guest preferences and purchasing patterns, which have indicated a substantial declining demand for bagged milk, compared to milk sold in jugs.

Kwik Trip said its marketing department has contacted all groups who had special promotional coupons for bagged milk, and have offered a new solution with other milk offerings.

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