St Helen’s Farm has been farming in East Yorkshire for over 30 years. It now employs more than 40 staff and supplies fresh goats’ milk products to supermarkets across the country on a daily basis from its base in Seaton Ross. It started producing goats’ milk when its founders discovered that it was appealing to people who could not tolerate cows’ milk as it is nutritionally closer to cows’ milk than any other alternatives yet it has certain physical properties that set it apart. St Helen’s Farm is the UK’s largest goats’ milk producer and brand leader, with a 62% share of the fresh goats’ milk market and 90% of the goats’ milk yogurt market. A total of seven family farms in Yorkshire and the Midlands supply goats’ milk to the company due to consumer demand. Its product range which includes goats’ milk, yogurt, cheese, cream and butter can be purchased at Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, Morrisons, Co-op and other retailers across the UK, as well as online at Ocado. In 2013, St Helen’s Farm became part of the Kavli Group which is owned by the Kavli Trust, a charitable organisation based in Norway which supports humanitarian work, research and culture in the UK and around the world. Each year, profits from the Kavli Trust are donated to local and worldwide causes and charities, including to those nominated by St Helen’s Farm colleagues.