Most margarines contain trace amounts of dairy products such as whey or lactose. However, there are a few brands that don't, including Earth Balance, Blue Bonnet Light Margarine, and Smart Balance Light Margarine. If you want to be sure that the margarine you're using is 100% vegan, you may want to use a product that is specifically marketed as a vegan non-dairy spread. If you're checking labels looking for a vegan margarine, be sure to look out for whey, lactose, casein and caseinate, which are dairy derivatives frequently used in margarines.
All stores tend to carry these products.
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Vegans do not eat any bi-product of animals, lard is an animal product, its the fat from the abdomen of a pig... Therefore, no they do not. Also lard isn't an everyday substitute for butter/margarine because its very full on...You wouldn't want to spread it on your toast.
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You can if you want to. No one can stop you what you want to put into your mouth. I like to stir fry vegetables with lard, somewhat cooking with lard, the food seems tastier
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