A successful family business has been built, exclusively on udder cream. Over the holidays, at a small, old-fashioned birdseed and garden shop in rural Connecticut, an eye-catching tube of hand cream at the register grabbed my attention. It’s black and white spotted packaging – a practically universal logo for cows, forced me to read the fine print. “Originally developed for use on dairy cows,” it said. I’m a sucker for a good back-story, so I forked over a few bucks and gave it to a f...
A successful family business has been built, exclusively on udder cream. Over the holidays, at a small, old-fashioned birdseed and garden shop in rural Connecticut, an eye-catching tube of hand cream at the register grabbed my attention. It’s black and white spotted packaging – a practically universal logo for cows, forced me to read the fine print. “Originally developed for use on dairy cows,” it said. I’m a sucker for a good back-story, so I forked over a few bucks and gave it to a f...
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