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What is the difference between constituents, and components on a food product let's say, milk?

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Milk has vitamin A and D added.

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The words “component” and “constituent” are interchangeable.

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Dutchess_III's avatar

“Constituent: being a part of a whole.”
“Component: a part or element of a larger whole.”

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