Golden Promise becomes Totally Traditional Turkeys

The Traditional Farm-fresh Turkey Association has changed its brand name from Golden Promise to Totally Traditional Turkeys. The group of 50 independent UK farmers produce more than 165,000 free-range and barn reared turkeys for the Christmas holiday market.

July 14, 2010
The Traditional Farm-fresh Turkey Association has changed its brand name from Golden Promise to Totally Traditional Turkeys. The group of 50 independent UK farmers produce more than 165,000 free-range and barn reared turkeys for the Christmas holiday market.
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