"Almond, Oat, and Other Plant-Based Beverages Are Not 'Milk'"

Published 2025년 6월 20일

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[Korea Farmers' Newspaper Reporter Hyung-Jun Ahn] As plant-based beverage products such as 'almond milk' and 'oat milk' are increasing in the market, the Dairy Promotion Committee has raised concerns and launched activities to correct the inappropriate labeling of 'milk' on plant-based beverages. The Dairy Promotion Committee (Chairperson Lee Seung-ho) announced on the 16th that they are actively working to correct cases of incorrectly labeling plant-based beverages as 'milk' or 'dairy alternatives'. According to the Dairy Promotion Committee, there has been a recent increase in using words like 'milk' or 'milk' on plant-based beverages. However, labeling plant-based beverages as 'milk'

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Milk Must Be Made from 100% Raw Milk Alternative and Plant-Based Beverages Are 'General Beverages' Dairy Levy Management Committee Begins Correction Efforts As the number of plant-based beverage products such as 'almond milk' and 'oat milk' increases in the market, the Dairy Levy Management Committee has raised issues with the inappropriate labeling of these products as 'milk' and begun efforts to correct this. The Dairy Levy Management Committee (Chairman Lee Seung-ho) announced on the 16th that it is actively working to address cases of incorrectly labeling plant-based beverages as 'milk'. According to the Dairy Levy, there has been an increase in using words like 'milk' or 'milk' in plant-based beverages. However, expressing plant-based beverages as 'milk' could lead consumers to perceive these products as substitutes for actual milk. Representative examples include 'almond milk', 'oat milk', and 'plant-based milk', which can cause consumer misunderstandings about the product's ...
Source: Agrinet

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