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Why is vitamin A not added to 3.25% milk?

April 26, 2017added milk vitamin a

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Why is vitamin A not added to 3.25% milk?

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The vitamin A in milk is found in the fat particles. The process of skimming milk tends to reduce the amount of vitamin A that is naturally present in milk. This is why vitamin A must be added to low-fat milks. The vitamin A added to milk is called Palmitate.