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1 gallon milk jug

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Common fat-level options shown for 1‑gallon milk jugs are fat‑free (skim), 1% low‑fat, and 2% reduced‑fat.

Most listings show the milk packaged in plastic beverage containers, with the net volume listed as 1 gallon (128 fl oz in some items).

1‑gallon, family‑sized jugs are typically described with easy‑to‑grip handles, secure screw caps, and easy‑pour designs intended for everyday household use.

Most entries list the milk as ready‑to‑drink and in liquid form.

Vitamin D is commonly listed (often with a % daily value), and vitamin A is also mentioned on several options.

Per the available details, calories range from about 90 (for some fat‑free options) to about 130 (for 2% options) per 1‑cup serving; protein is commonly shown as about 8 grams per cup, with some listings indicating 10 grams per cup.

Some listings note U.S. origin and include farming details such as pasture‑raised or family‑farm production. Other listings include statements about feed or cow‑treatment practices.

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