Animal rights campaigners demand milk is called ‘bovine mammary secretions’ in row with standards officials

It follows DEFRA guidance advising non-dairy brands to clarify terms on labels 

Trading Standards Officials should brand milk ‘bovine mammary secretions’ if they want to be honest about labelling in their overzealous crackdown on non-dairy products, the world’s largest animal rights organisation has said. 

Guidance commissioned by the Department for Environmental, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) recommended that non-dairy brands avoid using the terms ‘yoghurt-style’ or ‘cheddar-type’, as well as describing almond and oat milk as ‘mylk’ to avoid confusing customers. 

WAV Comment – I think we are intelligent enough to be able to not get too confused and clearly distinguish that Almond and Oat milk does not come from abused cows !!!

But now the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) have recommended the Whitehall department go one further in striving for accuracy and brand dairy milk as ‘bovine mammary secretions’.

continue reading at;

Animal rights campaigners say milk should be called ‘bovine mammary secretions’ in row with standards officials over a crackdown on branding non-dairy products | Daily Mail OnlineCo

Regards Mark