lactose-freetrade
nounUK /ˌlæk.təʊs ˈfriː.treɪd/
US /ˌlæk.toʊs ˈfriː.treɪd/
A kind of trading where milk sugar is not allowed in the goods.
The new lactose-freetrade agreement meant all imported snacks had to be checked for milk sugar.
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2. A market policy that bans lactose from products sold across borders.
Under lactose-freetrade, cheese shipments were stopped at the border.
3. A business deal made without any lactose-containing items.
They signed a lactose-freetrade contract for oat drinks and soy yogurt.
4. A label for goods traded under rules that exclude milk sugar.
The box carried a lactose-freetrade stamp so buyers knew it was safe.