the organic ones don’t list any vitamins so not sure where they lie 
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Sagojyou
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Asda soya milk contains D3
4 months ago
Asda’s Smart Price soya milk contains vitamin D3, which is nearly always derived from animal sources (there is a single source of vegan D3 but it’s expensive and specialised, and it’s unlikely it’s being used here).
Here’s the link:
http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/catalog/sectionpagecontainer.jsp?skuId=43049983&departmentid=1214921923747&aisleid=1214921925388&startValue=51&referrer=cookiesDetecting
I was a bit horrified to find this but it’s a reminder that it always pays to check the ingredient lists. I assume they’re aiming the product solely at the lactose intolerant.
Please spread the message to other UK vegans.