UNSWEETENED, NON-DAIRY, LACTOSE / DAIRY FREE
Ingredients: Water, Organic Soy Beans
You will find Trader Joe’s Unsweetened ORGANIC SOY BEVERAGE (aka “Soy Milk”) along with the other non-dairy “milk” that Trader Joe’s carries, like Almond, Coconut, etc. There are in 1 quart Tetra-Paks that are shelf stable and don’t require refrigeration. These can stay for months.
(note: just to make things easy I may refer to this as “soy milk” rather than “soy beverage” though by law only dairy products can use the word, “milk”) Trader Joe’s Soy Milk is just one of about three or more non-dairy beverages they carry on the shelves. They have Soy Milk, Oat Milk, Almond Milk.
I pretty much buy all of them on a regular basis, switching them up as the mood strikes me. I basically enjoy them all however I especially like Soy Milk, in general. This one is pretty good for a commercially made soy milk, meaning similar to those sold on the shelf at (non Asian) big supermarkets. Still none of these commercial soy milks compare to my favorite soy milks; meaning those old style small batch traditional Chinese “authentic” soy milks I get when I go to Chinatown or Flushing in NYC. For example, soy milk from 46 Mott Street which is really delicious (and if you ever go there, also be sure to check out the terrific soft tofu pudding with syrup). Another place in Chinatown being FONG ON, a 100 year old maker of artisanal soy milk and tofu products.
However for most of buy commercial brands (for example, Silk) that are easier to find on a daily basis. TJ’s Soy Beverage soy milk is comparable, if not better, than some commercial brands.
For one thing, this one has only two ingredients in it, a fact I like. Some commercial soy milks add more ingredients, such as guar gum, to give it a silkier texture. Even some other Trader Joe’s fresh ones they sell in the Refrigerated case have more than two ingredients. This one just has water and organic soybeans.
Trader Joe’s Certified Organic Soy Beverage (SOY MILK) $1.99 ($2.29) for 32 oz.
Shelf stable paks are convenient as they don’t require refrigeration and can stay in your pantry and the Best By dates are about to 9-11 months away.
https://www.traderjoes.com/home/products/pdp/organic-non-dairy-soy-beverage-unsweetened-067010
UPDATE (Nov 2023) This is their new package design (late 2023). Some Nutrition info has changed slightly. I tasted the old version and the new package side by side and could not taste any difference between the two. Possibly its just that the old info was not correct originally?
dairy free, gluten free, organic, vegan, kosher
Trader Joe’s Rants & Raves (mostly raves, a few rants) 
Nov 26, 2022 @ 08:50:48
Is this unsweetened soy milk GMO free?
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Jan 04, 2023 @ 11:25:24
All organic products are also GMO free. However, not all GMO free products are organic though. Hope this helps!
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Jan 04, 2023 @ 13:41:17
Thank you for your Reply
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Mar 28, 2023 @ 13:38:01
Where are the soybeans sourced from? I just learned that soybeans are grown in the de-forested Amazon Rainforest. I like to drink soymilk, rather than other alt-milks, for the protein, but also want to be a responsible citizen.
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Jun 08, 2023 @ 12:08:45
For decades I’ve been searching for the perfect coffee creamer.. and finally found it. For my taste, this simple, organic soy milk hasn’t been topped as the perfect compliment to a great cup of coffee. Tastes great on its own as a creamy beverage too..
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Nov 27, 2023 @ 15:32:16
The organic Soy Beverage, unsweetened, shelf stable, has new packaging, and changes to the Nutrition Facts label and ingredient list, as of my recent purchase on Nov. 26, 2023. New one has more fat – 4.5 grams vs. 3 grams, and less fiber – 1 gram vs. 4 grams. Ingredient list on new container says water & organic soy beans, and old says water & WHOLE organic soy beans. Sounds like something is different in the mfg. process. Anyone out there have any idea? Thanks! Susan
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Nov 27, 2023 @ 17:22:08
Thanks Susan; I also noticed the new package design. One difference I noticed in Nutrition label was the calories (old package said 80 and new package says 100). They seemed to have changed something. A new vendor? I was planning on opening the new one and trying a taste test to see if I could taste any difference. Still nothing compares for me and tastes as good as the soy milk I buy in in Chinatown. To me, thats what real soy milk tastes like!
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Dec 29, 2023 @ 16:50:30
What I’d like to know is.. what am I getting for a 25% increase in calories per serving? I’m guessing it is the increased fat (50% more), I wonder if they reformulated to compete more with Silk Unsweetened, which is a bit more “creamy”, more similar to bovine milk.
Also, I have no problem with GMO soybeans, I consider the robust GMO soybean plant to be much better for the environment (lower pesticide use) and increased yields (feeding people). Fortunately 90% of the US soybean crop is GMO.
I hear you promacnyc! I’ve made soymilk myself, exactly once. It was laborious. If someone lives near a Chinatown in a bigger city, that is a great source of homemade soymilk.
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Dec 29, 2023 @ 17:54:40
I too was wondering about the change in the Nutrition label (20% more calories, 80 vs 100). I opened up an old box with the new box together to see if I could taste any difference, especially if the new package tasted “richer”. I could not taste any difference. I also once tried making my own soy milk from scratch. Yes so much work but that was good stuff. For me to, real soy milk is the kind I buy in Chinatown. Its delicious. The soy milk I buy in supermarkets and TJ’s are OK in a pinch but can’t compare. I just think these companies just use too much water so it’s not as rich.
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Jan 14, 2024 @ 18:05:40
I’m curious to know if the new one actually has more calories or if it’s that they got the nutrition wrong the first time and this is a correction as the new label reflects the USDA more closely in terms of total calories.
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Jan 15, 2024 @ 12:52:26
me too; i have a feeling a correction
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Feb 09, 2024 @ 12:18:54
Interesting thought Ginger Cooking.
Though it appears there are some changes in nutrients as well, for instance, the total fat is up 50% (saturated fat stays the same thankfully) and one thing I don’t like is they lowered the dietary fiber by 75% from 4g to 1g .. that is a bummer as fiber is good for so many things.
I still don’t like the 25% increase in calories, unless I’m getting something for it. Protein is still 9g.
I have tried it and it tastes good. Perhaps a bit more creamy.. maybe they are trying to compete with the refrigerated brands like Silk Unsweetened?
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Jul 24, 2024 @ 00:23:00
I love the flavor, the price, the wholesome ingredients. BUT, I have a problem with the pouring: when I pour the soy milk, it goes plop plop plop and gets all over! Anyone else having this problem with dispensing. My bf suggests I try using a large funnel.
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Dec 22, 2024 @ 11:11:22
The new label does not state that the water is filtered. Trader Joes said it was. So why remove that from the label? I asked them. They did not answer my question. My feeling is that depending on where this is produced, who knows what the water profile is. Once again, why remove it from the label? And why not answer my question?
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Jul 28, 2025 @ 15:23:38
Regardless of calories, the % of calories from fat is the same. 40.5%
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Jul 30, 2025 @ 11:51:45
Typo? It is not 40.5%
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Jul 30, 2025 @ 19:39:05
its GMO!
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Aug 16, 2025 @ 14:27:57
Not according to T.J’ “Q: Do Trader Joe’s products contain GMO’s ? A: Trader Joe’s Products are sourced from Non-GMO ingredients.
It would be a supremely bad business mistake for them to state this and it not be true.
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Aug 16, 2025 @ 16:15:41
Organic insures non-GMO. Non-GMO does not necessarily mean organic.
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Jul 30, 2025 @ 19:47:59
not all ORGANIC ARE GMO- FREE
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Aug 01, 2025 @ 17:33:28
Trader Joe’s says:
“When you see our name on a label, you can be assured that the product contains:
YES quality ingredients
NO artificial flavors
NO artificial preservatives
YES colors derived only from naturally available products
NO MSG
NO genetically modified ingredients
NO partially hydrogenated oils (artificial trans-fats)
NO “marketing” costs
YES tasting panel approval
YES great price
https://www.traderjoes.com/home/FAQ/product-faqs
“Q: Do Trader Joe’s products contain GMO’s (Genetically Modified Organisms)?
A: Trader Joe’s Products are sourced from Non-GMO ingredients.(-Trader Joe)
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Sep 18, 2025 @ 13:22:40
I love this soymilk. Just soybeans and water, great taste and creamy. Hopefully Trader Joes never discontinues it, like the french hand soap and mango ginger chutney. But, I’m not bitter. For those that are stating its GMO- I trust TJ’s and you are not required to buy it, so more for me.
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