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<p>Where prepacked food is made with milk as an ingredient, this must be declared
in the ingredients list. If it is not cow’s milk but the milk of another mammal, this
must also be made clear. Similarly, if any alternative products, for example oat or
soya drink, are used in food, the ingredients list must state this accurately.</p><p>
</p><p>A full list of ingredients is not required for food sold in restaurants, however
as milk is one of the substances causing allergies or intolerances for which information
must always be available to consumers, its presence must be made available to restaurant
consumers on request. Similarly, if alternative products, for example plant-based
drinks, are made using ingredients that are among those allergens that must be indicated,
for example oats or almonds, this information must be made available to consumers
on request.</p><p> </p><p>Food businesses that supply other businesses with food intended
for supply to consumers or to mass caterers should also ensure that sufficient information
is provided to enable, when required, the provision of mandatory information to the
final consumer.</p>
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