Dairy Goat Co-operative is a co-operative of goat farmers in New Zealand that makes goat milk infant formula, and it is based at Gallagher Drive in Melville, Hamilton. The site says it was the first to develop goat milk infant formula, and its main product is a whole goat milk formula, which it calls WGF. The milk comes from the co-operative's own farms, and the site says the formula is shipped to families in more than 30 countries.
The business is set apart by how it processes the milk. The site says the fresh milk is treated gently at lower temperatures, with heat kept to a minimum, so that the natural nutrients and proteins of whole goat milk are kept. The plant in Hamilton was built from scratch to make goat milk formula, and the site says around 200 people work there. The co-operative also says it uses the entire milk product, so nothing is wasted. The site describes a family of shareholders who own the business and want the best possible start for children around the world, which is a fair picture of a plant that makes one kind of product for one kind of customer.