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The National Milk Producers Federation sent a letter to FDA. Are we trying to “claim rights” to and restrict the use of dairy terminology for products?

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The National Milk Producers Federation sent a letter to FDA. Are we trying to “claim rights” to and restrict the use of dairy terminology for products?

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The National Milk Producers Federation is NOT trying to change any regulations. We sent a letter to FDA asking them to enforce regulations that already exist (the Standards of Identity, see FAQ #2 and 3). The existing Standards of Identity clearly state that terms like “milk”, “cheese”, “yogurt”, “ice cream”, etc. apply to products made from the milk of cows. Non-dairy alternatives that mimic these products do not meet those standards of identity, and National Milk Producers Federation asked the FDA to enforce their labeling regulations.

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