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Why is VITAMINE A added to some types of milk?

April 26, 2017added milk types vitamine

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Why is VITAMINE A added to some types of milk?

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VITAMINE A is found within milk’s naturally occurring fat particles. The process of skimming milk tends to reduce the amount of VITAMINE A that is naturally present in milk. Therefore VITAMINE A is added to lower-fat milk, such as skim, 1% and 2%, to match the natural levels found in whole milk.