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Word ‘milk’ banned for use in branding of plant-based products

Word ‘milk’ banned for use in branding of plant-based products

Producers using the term ‘milk’ to market purely plant-based products have been forced to rebrand.
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This was discussed by Johnathan Birnie of Birnie and Associates Consulting at the National Beef Association Midlands committee conference in Daventry.

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