Ingredients list milk. Several listings also note added vitamins A and D; one specifies Vitamin A palmitate and Vitamin D3.
The listings note added vitamins A and D. One description specifies Vitamin A palmitate and Vitamin D3 were added prior to pasteurization.
Multiple product descriptions list these pints as Grade A.
Product details list the milk fat level as 2 percent for pint packages.
Yes. Product details describe the pints as 'State of Readiness: Ready to Drink,' indicating no further preparation is required.
Listings highlight that the milk is fortified with vitamins A and D and call out calcium and protein as nutrition highlights; some listings also advertise '37% less fat than whole milk.'
Listings commonly state the milk is pasteurized and homogenized and often labeled Grade A. One listing also notes it is rBST-free and that vitamins (Vitamin A palmitate and D3) were added prior to pasteurization.