That's a fun fact! Yes, I was aware of the EU regulation that restricts the use of the term "milk" to products coming from animal udders. It's interesting to see how this rule is applied in different contexts, such as food and non-food products.
The exception for traditional names like coconut milk makes sense, considering coconuts are a fruit that don't have udders.
And you're right, the term "milk" has no place in labeling cleaning supplies or personal care products - it's already confusing enough to navigate labels on skincare products without adding another layer of confusion!
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