I doubt it is cheaper than a measure and blend process would be, so I doubt the majority of milk is so heavily processed.
It could certainly be that some milk is being separated down to constituents and ingredients added back to other milk, but that would be to top off a blend, not the default process (because separation obviously costs more than doing nothing).
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I doubt it is cheaper than a measure and blend process would be, so I doubt the majority of milk is so heavily processed.
It could certainly be that some milk is being separated down to constituents and ingredients added back to other milk, but that would be to top off a blend, not the default process (because separation obviously costs more than doing nothing).