Best Answer pHruit, 04 February 2022 - 07:55 PM
"Cream" is a protected term under EU regulation 1308/2013 - it can only be used for products derived exclusively from milk/dairy.
For the OP's query, I'd expect something like "Vegetable Oil and Buttermilk Blend" would be acceptable.
There is a very well established branded "alternative to cream" on the market here with a similar composition that uses very similar wording for the legal name 
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Posted 04 February 2022 - 05:54 PM
I'm creating some ingredient declarations for products being imported from Japan (into UK) , some of the translations aren't great for example one product is decribed as "squirty Cream" but the compound ingredients are Vegetable Oil, Whey Powder & Butter Milk Powder. Would this ingredient be better described as "Vegetable Oil Blend" or "Vegetable & Butter Milk Blend" ?
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Posted 04 February 2022 - 05:59 PM
Isn't it a whipped cream? Though, weird one:)
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Posted 04 February 2022 - 06:00 PM
It can't be described as that in the UK as it doesn't contain any actual cream - I'm scratching my head as to how to describe it
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Posted 04 February 2022 - 06:30 PM
vegetable oil & milk blend?
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Posted 04 February 2022 - 07:55 PM Best Answer
"Cream" is a protected term under EU regulation 1308/2013 - it can only be used for products derived exclusively from milk/dairy.
For the OP's query, I'd expect something like "Vegetable Oil and Buttermilk Blend" would be acceptable.
There is a very well established branded "alternative to cream" on the market here with a similar composition that uses very similar wording for the legal name
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