OatUP is a dairy free milk alternative from the good people at Dirty Clean Food (DCF), helping you squeeze every last drop of goodness out of your day. DCF is a young company with big plans, driven by the belief that healthy food comes from nurturing the land and farming as nature intended.
OatUP is the world’s first regeneratively grown, carbon-neutral oat milk and is made using oats from local Western Australian farmers. When you buy OatUP you are choosing to load up on nutrients, show up for your community and step up for your planet. OatUP slots quietly and conveniently into your fridge and your lifestyle.
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REGENERATIVELY FARMED OATS
Our local farming partners focus on healthy soils, the water cycle, biodiversity, and holistic management to ensure the best quality oats in the world!
DELICIOUS FLAVOUR
OatUP's neutral, creamy slightly oaty flavour is right at home on your granola, in your smoothie, your baking or your latte.
100% NATURAL
With simple, natural ingredients OatUP has no added sugar and is fortified with calcium and vitamins.
PERFECT FOR BARISTAS OR WANT TO BE BARISTAS
Perfect your latte art with OatUp, guaranteed thick and creamy and wont split on heating.
100% VEGAN FRIENDLY
Pure plant-based dairy alternative that is also free from nuts, gums, GM, etc.
CARBON NEUTRAL
Certified carbon neutral from the farm, through growing, processing and shipping to our warehouse.
Naturally
Regeneratively
We love our farmers for lots of reasons, but it’s the way they care for the land that really makes our heart sing. They practice regenerative farming, which is farming just as nature intended it. This healthy, vibrant soil draws down carbon and grows delicious, nutrient-dense oats to make our oat milk – the only plant-based milk in the world that is carbon-neutral certified and made using WA-grown oats. Our oats have fewer inputs, require less water and produce lower greenhouse gas emissions than other plant-based alternatives, making our milk not only tasty and convenient, but also gentle on mother earth.
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Carbon Neutral
Reducing our carbon footprint and offsetting emissions is important to us. We have measured all the emissions associated with growing, harvesting, transporting and manufacturing from the farm gate to our Perth based warehouse.
We forward purchased carbon offsets in line with our holistic commitment to ensure positive social and environmental impact. The two Australian based projects chosen demonstrate
strong alignment to the Company’s mission:
- Bierbank and Lanherne Regeneration Project (QLD). ERF101519
- SMRC Waste Composting Facility Project (WA). EOP10019
Over the next 12 months the Company will:
- Create a detailed emission reduction plan and support program to encourage further emission reductions in farming operations. Analysis shows that our farming partner produced grain with 40% less emissions per kg, when compared to standard through applying regenerative farming practices. (AusLCI benchmark; 2019 growing season).
- Undertake a formal feasibility study for the establishment of a West Australian based manufacturing plant to reduce emissions. The long distances with European manufacture mean that transport is a major contributor currently.
Certifying body: Climate Active (a partnership between the Australian Government and Australian businesses to drive voluntary climate action)
OatUP PDS
We at Dirty Clean Food are reinventing the way the world grows, thinks about, and buys food to create a better future for the planet and the people that live on it. We build and maintain long-lasting relationships with farmers who share our desire to do things differently, to do things better.
We recognise that the measurable, global impact of current food systems currently account for 25 percent of the world’s carbon emissions. Although this statistic is sobering, it represents a clear opportunity to tackle climate change head on. We see regenerative agriculture as critical in this movement to curb climate change and establish positive change.
We are a team of experienced, passionate operators from diverse fields such as finance, social and environmental innovation, branding, farming, environmental science and food systems who are bound by a shared belief – that delicious, healthy food can make the world a better place.
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Seed, Grow, Harvest
Our Wheatbelt farmers manage their oats holistically, rotating with other grains such as lupin, wheat and pasture, with the stubble grazed by livestock. This minimises weeds, maximises soil health and produces a strong, healthy crop packed with nutrients.
Prepare the Oats
Local millers dehull, stabilise and roll the oats, unlocking the flavour, fibre and nutrients. We are using Bannister variety oats which grow well in the local climate and the large groats roll out beautifully.
OatUP Production Stage 1
International Foods is a family business in Italy who have 25 years’ experience in plant-based drinks. They mix our oats with water, a little cold-pressed sunflower oil for creaminess and whip-ability, and a pinch of salt for flavour.
OatUP Production Stage 2
The oat milk mix is blended, heated, sieved and chilled, before adding Calcium Carbonate, Riboflavin, Vitamin D and B12 to ensure a balanced dairy milk alternative. It is filled into long life packaging to allow for food safe distribution across Australia and into Asia.
Enjoy!
More a fridge staple than a fringe alternative, OatUP is available to enjoy when you are out and about or at home. It is delicious and nutritious - an excellent source of fibre and vitamins, low in fat and cholesterol free.
Packaging End-of-life
The Tetrapak Brik we use is made from 75% paperboard with a Bio-based LightCap, making it light weight and easy to transport. Tetrapak are world leaders in the provision of sustainable packaging.
Meet
Our
Steve and Kelly Ford are passionate regenerative farmers, based near Williams, in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia.
Farming with Steve's parents, they are proud suppliers of oats for OatUP.
Steve and Kelly began their journey towards regenerative farming around when they started their family. Kelly is passionate about providing the best upbringing for her children, and her reading and research into health and well-being lead them both to question the difference between how they were eating and living their lives in the house compared to on the farm. Why were they using chemicals on the farm when they were trying to reduce chemicals used in the house? How nutrient-dense is the food that they grow? How can they ensure that their farming system is thriving so their boys can inherit a healthy farm and farming lifestyle? Regenerative agriculture became the pathway that provided answers to those questions.
To address these issues, Steve began looking closer into his soil health and accessed a network of like-minded farmers including Col Bowey, the RSC team and Vic No-till Association.
Some of their changes in farming practises are reducing synthetic chemical use, reducing synthetic fertiliser inputs in favour of biological inputs, and eliminating fungicides. This is resulting in healthier soil that is alive with beneficial microbes and fungi. Diverse multi-species cropping, cover cropping and pasture mixes are also providing more cover on the ground.
Steve and Kelly are constantly reading and researching different ways to regenerate their farming system, and we look forward to learning more and watching their farm evolve over the years to come!
OatUP delivers bucket-loads of goodness for both you and the planet!
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Meet
Our
Jamie Anderson farms with his parents at Williams in the south western wheatbelt. The Anderson family bought the property as Jamie finished high school, where they leased it out before running their own flock of merino sheep and cropping. Jamie is now a proud supplier of oats for Oatup.
Jamie first came across regenerative agriculture through his friend from the local football team, Steve Ford. Steve, also an oat supplier for Dirty Clean Food, had been leasing part of Jamie's farm and using a disc seeder and biological inputs in their cropping program. Jamie liked how this approach was working on his farm, and has since been working with Col Bowey, a regenerative agronomist, to improve his soil health and focus on transitioning over to a regenerative system.
When Jamie and his family first moved onto the farm, they planted over 40,000 trees along the riparian zones of the farm/riverbanks, to stabilise them and create habitat for local wildlife. 19 years later these trees are now fully established and provide important ecological services for the farm ecosystem.
Jamie has also recently been experimenting with multi species cover crops, putting in over 220 hectares of various multi species cover crops!
He is trialling 40ha of buckwheat and brasil canola as a cover crop, but also as a punt for summer crop to harvest if it finds enough moisture. Buckwheat suppresses weeds and attracts beneficial insects and pollinators with its abundant blossoms. It also reportedly extracts soil phosphorus from soil better than most grain cover crops.
These multi species cover crops will create a healthy soil full of microbes to support next seasons oat crop.
We look forward to seeing how long Jamie can keep their roots growing in the soil and providing food for his soil microbes, and watching his farming system evolve!
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WANT TO DRINK UP?
HERE IS WHERE YOU CAN GET OATUP .
101 Albany Hwy
Williams, 6391
8am - 3pm Bowie Kitchen
24 Coode St, Mount Lawley WA 6050
Mon - Sat: 7am - 2.30pm
Sun: 7.30am - 2.30pm North Street Store
16 North St, Cottesloe WA 6011
Mon - Fri: 8am - 8pm
Sat & Sun: 8am - 3pm Little Loaf Bakery
2/390 South Terrace
South Fremantle WA 6162
6.30am - 2.30pm European Foods Marketplace
90 Frobisher St, Osborne Park WA 6017
Mon - Fri: 9am - 5pm
Sat: 9am - 4pm
Sun: Closed Scoop and Pour
Farmers Market on Manning
George Burnett Park
Corner of Manning Road and Elderfield Road, Karawara
Saturday 7.30am - noon Wholefood Circus
107 Nicholson Rd,
Shenton Park WA 6008
6am-6pm ...
111 Brighton Road
Scarborough WA 6019
6.30am - 8pm The Herdsman
9 Flynn Street
Churchlands WA 6018
7am - 8pm The Floreat Market
Floreat Forum Shopping Centre
1 Howtree Pl
Floreat WA
Mon - Fri: 8am - 7pm
Sat - Sun 8am - 6pm The Grocer and the Chef
115 Lefroy Road
Beaconsfield WA 6162
7.30am-7pm Grind Zero
3/80 Scarborough Beach Rd
Scarborough WA 6019
Mon - Fri: 5.45am - 2pm
Sat: 6.30am - 1pm
Sun: Closed Kakulas Sister
29/31 Market St
Fremantle WA 6160
Mon - Fri: 9am - 5.30pm
Sat: 9am - 5pm
Sun: 11.30am - 5pm Brother of Mine
Shop 10 / 61 Makybe Drive
Baldivis WA 6171
Mon - Fri: 5:30am - 3pm
Sat & Sun: 6am - 3pm
1-3/195 Hampton Road
South Fremantle WA 6162
7am - 8pm Harpers Food Market
378 South St
O'Connor WA 6163
Mon - Fri: 7:30am – 4pm
Sat: 8am – 4pm
Sun: 9am – 2pm Bunbury Farmers Market
2 Vittoria Rd
Glen Iris WA 6230
Mon-Fri: 7:30am – 6:30pm
Sat: 7:30am – 5:30pm
Sun: 8:00am – 5:30pm Gilbert and Sons Fresh Market
Cnr Rouse Rd & Mandurah Rd,
Greenfields WA 6210
Mon - Sat: 8am - 6:30pm
Sun: 8am - 6pm Margaret River Tuck Shop
147 Bussell Hwy,
Margaret River WA 6285
Mon, Thu & Fri: 5pm - 10pm
Sat & Sun: 8am - 12pm & 5pm - 10pm Knead - Bread and Coffee.
Luna Maxi Mart Shopping Centre
6 Scarborough Beach Rd,
Scarborough WA 6019
Mon - Fri: 5:30am - 3pm
Sat & Sun: 5:30am - 2pm Bob & Jim’s General Store Esperance
73 Dempster Street,
Esperance, WA 6450
Mon - Fri: 8am - 5pm
Sat: 8am - 12.30pm
Sun: Closed
4 Hollings Rd,
Denmark WA 6333
7am - 7pm Doubleview IGA
187 Scarborough Beach Road
Doubleview WA 6018
8am - 8pm Fresh Provisions Mt Lawley
77 Walcott St,
Mount Lawley WA 6050
7am - 10pm Fresh Provisions Bicton
258 Canning Hwy
(cnr Petra St)
Bicton WA 6157
7am - 9pm The Good Grocer South Perth
21 Mends Street,
South Perth WA 6151
Open 24 hours Loose Produce
171 Albany Hwy,
Victoria Park WA 6100
Mon - Fri: 7.30am - 5pm
Sat: 9am - 4pm
Sun: Closed Rossmoyne IGA
55 Central Rd,
Rossmoyne WA 6148
7am - 8pm Gathered Organics
7 Burton Rd,
Margaret River WA 6285
Tue, Wed, Fri: 8am - 2pm
Thu: 10am - 6pm
Sat, Sun, Mon: Closed