If you have reached an impasse, or if the adjuster fails to act promptly on your claim, politely suggest that the difficulties might be overcome if you both got another opinion. Ask to speak with the claims supervisor.
K stands for kosher the company is saying their product has no known products added that would deem the product not kosher. This doesn't certify the product kosher it just says the product is kosher style and no meat and dairy are mixed together, nor are there any animal by products added.
Answers. 1  Non-dairy: May contain milk-derived products such as sodium caseinate, but if so, it must say on the ingredients list whether the ingredient is milk-derived. Lactose free: has milk products but the lactose (milk sugars) have been reduced or eliminated (typically predigested). vegan: should have no milk products at all kosher: there are three types of kosher foods: meat, dairy and parve (neutral). Only meat and parve need to be dairy free (BTW eggs and fish are both parve, so it' not a good synonym for vegan) So, always read the ingredients carefully! I have noticed recently that often milk products and other allergens are often in bold, or their presence is otherwise highlighted.