> Humans eat other humans as well. I still think human meat shouldn't be labeled as food. No they don’t. If eating human flesh was an actual tendency in a soc

> Humans eat other humans as well. I still think human meat shouldn't be labeled as food. No they don’t. If eating human flesh was an actual tendency in a society civilised enough to discuss food labelling rules, that would be a legitimate comparison and a real concern. But as it stands, (cow’s) milk gets produced in the millions of gallons, and human meat you still have to find on Craigslist or on the streets of San Francisco. > I find "soy milk" or "soy-based milk alternative" much clearer Ironically, it is “milk” (in the texture sense) by definition of not being very clear. > I don't know how much of the world would find "plant-based drinks" more clear than "plant-based milk alternatives" Only by assuming a similarity with dairy that is not nutritionally justified. > Or are there actual regulations requiring "X drink" to be what I think of as "X milk"? Yes, read my original post. I linked to a 2018 decision by the EU court that forbade this.