Production Processing and Quality of Milk and Milk Products
Language: English
Published by International Book, Lucknow, 2006
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Contents 1. Primary production of milk. 2. Clean milk production. 3. Market milk. 4. Physico chemical properties of milk. 5. Physico chemical properties of milk constituents. 6. Buying and collection of milk. 7. Cooling and transportation of milk. 8. Milk reception. 9. Fluid milk processing. 10. Special types of milk. 11. Packaging of milk. 12. Technology of manufacture of Dahi. 13. Yoghurt. 14. Cultured butter milk. 15. Preparation of lassi. 16. Shrikhand preparation. 17. Condensed milks. 18. Technology of paneer and chhana manufacture and storage. 19. Technology of Khoa manufacture and storage. 20. Peda. 21. Khoa based sweet Kalakand. 22. Khoa based sweet Gulab Jamun. 23. Milk based sweet burfi. 24. Chhana based sweet Rasogolla. 25. Cream. 26. Ice cream. 27. Preparation of Kulfi. 28. Technology of butter manufacture and storage. 29. Technology of ghee manufacture and storage. 30. Dried milk or milk powder. 31. Cheese. 32. Dairy water supplies. 33. Cleaning and sanitation. 34. The role of milking utensils in milk sanitation. 35. National and international agencies on microbiological quality control of dairy products. 36. WTO/codex and the Indian dairy industry. 37. Adaptation of code of hygienic practices. 38. A summary of micro organisms associated with milk and milk products. 39. Milk borne diseases infections intoxications and toxi infections. 40. Role of yeasts and molds in milk and milk products. References. Index. The Indian dairy industry has made rapid progress since independence a large number of modern milk plants and product factories have since been established. These organized dairies have been successfully engaged in the routine commercial production of pasteurized milk and various western and Indian dairy products. Most of the supervisory and technical personnel in these dairies have had their dairy education in this country although a few have been trained abroad as well. The author is interested to share his knowledge of dairy technology with many of these persons i.e. consumers producers graduate and post graduate students of food technology microbiology dairy technology doctors and research scholars in the interest of our business and for the safety of our consumers it is essential to aware regarding food safety standards. The term quality covers physical chemical microbiological and safety aspects of a product. A poor quality food product will have poor market value short shelf life and could also be a health hazard to consumers. In most of the developed countries the media the consumers and the regulatory bodies have forced the producers and the suppliers to comply with the prescribed food safety standards. Whereas in India while there are reasonably good rules observations of these rules and the implementation of quality control measures are usually inadequate due to many reasons. Public awareness regarding quality is poor and regulations on quality are rarely followed. In the interest of our business and for the safety of our consumers it is essential to maintain the appropriate quality of milk and milk products. As a member of the World Trade Organization it has become obligatory for India to apply sanitary and phytosanitary measures while producing processing and marketing milk and milk products and abide with the guidelines prescribed by the codex alimentarious commission. This is necessary if we want to participate in the international trade of milk and milk products for ensuring better returns to our farmer members. The United Nations recommends to the governments all over the world to adopt the standards set up by the codex alimentarious as the reference point for consumer protection with regard to food. By harmonizing the food laws and by adopting internationally agreed standards global commerce improves and the trade barriers diminish gradually. Through harmonization free movement of goods amongst the countries is achieved to the benefit of the farmers and the subsequent reduction of hunger and.…
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- Title
- Production Processing and Quality of Milk and Milk Products
- Author
- Ramakant Sharma
- Publisher
- International Book, Lucknow
- Publication year
- 2006
- Condition
- As New
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- Hardbound
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 8181891244
- ISBN 13
- 9788181891242
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