Looking at http://www.kashrut.com/consumer/dairy/Cholov_Yisrael.pdf (which now that I discovered it, looks very useful in general), I searched for "powder". I got:
After reading the corrections towards the end I'm confused about these 3:
- Bluegrass Dairy & Food #21-208 BDF0032 SK Whole Milk Powder
- Bluegrass Dairy & Food #66-075 BDF0336 Sweet Cream Powder 56%
- Bluegrass Dairy & Food #66-075 BDF0337 Sweet Cream Powder 42%
Also saw over here:
Bakers choice has just re-released their cholov yisroel condensed milk. it will most likely say condensed cream or something to that effect as new regulations didn't allow them to write condensed milk. any typical kosher grocery should have it{it just came back out about 2 weeks ago} if you don't find it ask them to order it from their distributor
Also mentioned in the same place: Kosure brand
As for leniency (FYI): from Star-K over here:
Powdered Milk - There are some Torah scholars who permit the use of powdered milk which is made from regular milk since it is not in its original form when it comes into Jewish hands. Most people who are careful about Cholov Yisroel do not rely on this lenient ruling.