How can it be advertised as non dairy and yet one ingredient says it is a milk derivative and then it also says contains milk.

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Hello! After seeing your question the other day, I reached to the manufacture and asked them. You know I have worked here 8 years and was puzzled at how this could be. Anywho, the company sent me a link and I read it for you since I cannot post it in this reply. I have chosen what I hope may be helpful and thank you for your communication. Here it is: "Should milk-allergic consumers purchase dairy-free products? Not without first reading the ingredient statement. Although such products generally should be okay, the Food Allergy Research & Resource Program (FARRP) has, in the past, identified products from several smaller manufacturers that contain milk even though they are labeled as dairy-free. Some companies may use this term to describe lactose-free or low-lactose products for those consumers with lactose intolerance. Or they may use it on products that are free of traditional dairy ingredients such as milk and cream but not free of milk derivatives such as caseinates or whey. However, if the products contain milk protein, they are unsafe for individuals with milk allergy. Unfortunately, those with milk allergies cannot rely on "dairy free" claims and will need to scrutinize the ingredient statement for evidence of milk."

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Package Dimensions	11.34 x 7.56 x 3.07 inches; 6.6 Pounds

Chocolate Soft Serve Powder Ice Cream Mix

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