also I can't see what's in the Cayuga certification image -...

also I can't see what's in the Cayuga certification image - intentionally not enlargeable on the JD.com site.
no mention of A1 anywhere, but plenty A2 mentioned - so best I can interpret with this is this product is trying to associate A2 protein with health and trying to dodge trademark infringement by using "Atwo" logo - I can't see if this is a1 beta casein protein free milk from anything I've found so far (given nothing on Nestle's Illuma page and lack of clarity on JD.com). Also no mention of this on China Daily (yet) and they are usually on top of Nestle forays into China.