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Roni K
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2013
01 Feb 2026, 17:11
Lancewood double cream plain yoghurt is not lactose free as claimed on the label
I bought Lancewood double cream plain yoghurt with a notation that it is Lanctose Free. Yet, the ingredients include full cream milk, pasteurised cream and lactase emzyme. This seems to be a **** as the lactase is surely derived from lactose. Secondly, how can they claim that milk and cream have no lactose in them?
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Lancewood's replyOfficial
06 Feb 2026, 11:49Dear Roni,
Thank you for taking the time to send your concern through to us. We will gladly assist further with more information about our products and processes. To answer to your concern, our yoghurt is produced and made lactose free by adding a lactase enzyme during the production process to break down lactose naturally found in milk.
Please rest assured that we validate our product with the necessary laboratory testing to ensure it can be labelled as ‘lactose free’, and to ensure we adhere to the prescribed limits stipulated by legislation. Let us know should you need any further assistance.
Warm regards,
The Lancewood Team
Warm regards,
The Lancewood Team
Lancewood's reply06 Feb 2026, 11:49
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Dear Roni,
Thank you for taking the time to send your concern through to us. We will gladly assist further with more information about our products and processes. To answer to your concern, our yoghurt is produced and made lactose free by adding a lactase enzyme during the production process to break down lactose naturally found in milk.
Please rest assured that we validate our product with the necessary laboratory testing to ensure it can be labelled as ‘lactose free’, and to ensure we adhere to the prescribed limits stipulated by legislation. Let us know should you need any further assistance.
Warm regards,
The Lancewood Team
Warm regards,
The Lancewood Team