Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Derived from milk in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Butter is a dairy-product, derived from milk.
Whey protein is derived from milk and is quickly digested.
Butter and other fats and oils derived from milk.
Derived from MILK Allergens: Contains milk, soya.
Are sweetened with D-Tagatose, derived from milk.
Primarily derived from milk or sugar rich fruits and vegetables.
The proteins in the sachets are mainly derived from milk, eggs and soy beans.
Fats and oils derived from milk, and dehydrated butter
The most commonly used proteins in sports nutrition are those derived from milk.
Whey is a natural product, derived from milk as part of the cheese making process.
Allergy information: This product does not contain ingredients derived from milk, wheat and soy.
Conestat alfa is derived from milk of transgenic rabbits and contains traces of rabbit protein.
Dehydrated butter and ghee, and other fats and oils derived from milk; dairy spreads.
That Ruconest is derived from milk of transgenic rabbits
it is not derived from milk.
Any food containing an ingredient that may have been derived from milk must also be labeled as containing milk. .
whether It was a different product, derived from milk.
The fact that Ruconest is derived from milk of transgenic rabbits
may also include ingredients that are derived from milk and therefore contain lactose.
Rearing Help contains animal proteins derived from milk(whey powder
has also to apply to those products derived from milk in which the natural fat has been replaced with vegetable fat for dietetic reasons.
Cream and other fatty milk products can be derived from milk and/or products obtained from milk by means of processes that result in almost total removal of water
applies to milk and products derived from milk produced by cows,
vitamins or proteins derived from milk and reducing the lactose content by converting it into glucose
In view of the foregoing, the answer to be given to the second question must be that, in the case of products derived from milk in which a natural constituent of milk has been replaced by a foreign substance, a designation such as'Dietary cheese(Dietary soft cheese)
Consequently, products derived from milk, such as those in question in the main proceedings,
considers that a milk product in which the natural milk fat has been replaced with another substance that is not derived from milk cannot be described using the designation'cheese';
The prohibition of the use of the term'cheese' to designate products derived from milk in which a natural constituent of milk has been replaced by a foreign substance, even when explanatory
UDL consumer may be led to believe that this is a product exclusively derived from milk, but that consumer will in fact be purchasing a product which, although derived from milk and manufactured using cheese-making processes,
