Exactly. And the EU is banning the word 'milk' from products such as soy milk because some dairy producers think that it will raise their sales because apparently, people are buying soy milk in the mistaken belief it is produced by a cow. The meat industry is pressing for a ban of the term 'veggie burger' because some people may buy it instead of a real burger in the belief that there is meat in a veggie burger. I wonder if the UK is also following suit with the veggie burgers.
These bans are not enforced to protect consumers, but producers.
As far as I know there is nothing ultra-processed about soy milk (and I think the same goes for oat milk and almond milk).
My wife suffers from a number of allergies, and soy milk (nowadays marketed as 'Soy M*lk') is a stable ingredient in our diet because it can replace milk in most dishes.
