Dietetic foods, beverages and meal replacement snacks, all adapted for medical use; food for babies and infants in the form of milk powder for babies and infants; dietary supplements, intended to supplement a normal diet or to have health benefits; vitamins and vitamin formulations being vitamin supplements for human consumption; mineral supplements for foodstuffs; nutritional supplements, probiotic supplements; nutritive substances for microorganism cultures; calcium supplements; lactose for pharmaceutical purposes; milk ferments for pharmaceutical purposes; herbal and dietary supplements to aid in milk production in lactating animals; dietetic food adapted for medical or veterinary use; food for babies; dietary supplements for humans and animals; babies' diapers; napkins for babies; breast-nursing pads; medical plasters; medical and surgical dressings; material for stopping teeth, dental wax; disinfectants; preparations for destroying vermin; fungicides; herbicides; pesticides; insecticides; parasiticides; dietary and nutritional supplements for animals for veterinary purposes; preparations consisting of mixtures of vitamins and minerals

Milk and milk products excluding ice cream, ice milk, and frozen yogurt; dairy products, namely, butter, butter cream, cheese including cottage cheese and cream cheese, cream being dairy products, sour cream and yoghurt; whey; lactose-free milk; desserts made primarily of milk and dairy products, namely, custard-style yogurts; dairy product substitutes, namely, raw non-dairy cheese made from fermented cashews and milk substitutes; rice milk-based beverages for use as a milk substitute being liquid meal replacements not for medical or weight loss purposes; edible oils and fats; blends of edible oils and fats with dairy products; margarine and dairy-based spreads; protein milk; buttermilk, buttermilk powder; condensed milk; milk curds; labaan being fermented milk; labneh being cheese; ghee; milk fat; milk solids; egg, powdered egg; coconut milk-based beverages; fermented milk substitutes; hemp milk for use as a milk substitute; edible insects, not live; meat; fish, not live; poultry; game; meat extracts; preserved, frozen, dried and cooked fruits and vegetables; jellies, jams, compotes; dairy substitutes, namely, milk-based beverages with high milk content and milk substitutes derived from plant sources in the nature of soybean milk, almond milk, and rice milk