Re-inventing the milkman

Sustainability as a first-thought, not an after-thought.

Oat milk has one of the lowest carbon footprints of any milk (plant-based or dairy), yet the leading brands have lost their way.

We are proud to use zero single-use plastic in our product, and base all business operations on a foundation of environmental principles.

The Untitled Oats oat milk is sold in a glass bottle, which can be returned to retailers who give them back to us for reuse.

Scottish oats, Scottish oat milk.

Oats are an iconic part of Scottish heritage and we make sure to use organic, locally-grown oats in every litre of our signature oat milk.

Pay for a product, not a marketing campaign.

By sourcing local ingredients, reusing packaging, and using an in-house delivery system, we can make considerable savings which we pass on to our customers.

Sustainable suppliers

Our principle ingredients, oats and oil, come from the Scottish Borders and East Lothian. Our oats are organic.

We likewise strive to source ingredients and materials from UK suppliers with British origins where we can and actively seek UK suppliers where we cannot.

Reduce, reuse

Sustainable suppliers

We use only the essentials when creating and packaging our oat milk. Anything more is an unnecessary carbon cost.

We are careful to send every one of our glass bottles to be fully recycled at the end of its lifetime.

Action on plastic

Sustainable suppliers

Low intensity delivery

Plastic pollution is ruining our waterways. All our packaging is entirely free from single-use plastic and we eliminate plastic in our supply chain as far as possible.

Low intensity delivery

We utilize a cargo bike and low emission vehicles to lower our carbon footprint.

Building a community

Low intensity delivery

Building a community

We are helping support local businesses, by providing a cheap and sustainable product and we welcome any feedback on how to make the UO alternative an even better alternative.

Transparency

Low intensity delivery

Building a community

Untitled Oats founders Alex and Callum are directly contactable via the contact page.

Additionally, we publish a comprehensive sustainability report each year.

On milk

The problem with dairy

Dairy created from cow's milk has a tremendous environmental impact. Dairy cows emit large amounts of methane and have a considerable ecological hoofprint. Plant-based milks have been demonstrated to be much more environmentally friendly.

The problem with plant-based

We believe the leading oat milk brands have lost their way. One produces overseas then ships to the UK, whilst another imports their oats, and a third uses nuts that are imported from half a world away!

Oat milk is the only major non-dairy milk which can be produced from British grown ingredients. That means fewer air miles, and a cheaper product for our customers.

Oat milk should be the sustainable alternative. With UO, it is.

What's the fuss about glass?

Other plant-milk producers commonly use tetra pak cartons. Although these can be recycled, they use multiple layers of plastic in conjunction with aluminium and cardboard. As you know, plastic sheds into our precious waterways. Instead, we package in glass which we recollect and sterilise to reuse over and over again.

Glass initially has a high carbon footprint, but with enough reuses the classic glass bottle quickly becomes carbon competitive. Furthermore, glass is infinitely recyclable and biologically inert.

Re-inventing the milkman

Sustainability as a first-thought, not an after-thought.

Scottish oats, Scottish oat milk.

Pay for a product, not a marketing campaign.

Sustainable suppliers

Sustainable suppliers

Sustainable suppliers

Reduce, reuse

Sustainable suppliers

Sustainable suppliers

Action on plastic

Sustainable suppliers

Low intensity delivery

Low intensity delivery

Low intensity delivery

Low intensity delivery

Building a community

Low intensity delivery

Building a community

Transparency

Low intensity delivery

Building a community

On milk

The problem with dairy

The problem with plant-based

What's the fuss about glass?

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Alex Baldwin

Callum McCadden

Callum McCadden

Callum McCadden

Callum McCadden

Callum McCadden

George Palmer

Callum McCadden

George Palmer

Jaal Elfneh

Maleeha Khan

George Palmer

Maleeha Khan

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