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Safeguarding Your Health: Dairy Food Safety During Monsoons by Safe Milk Labs

The monsoon season brings much-needed respite from the scorching heat, but it also creates a breeding ground for harmful bacteria. This is especially true for dairy products, which are susceptible to spoilage in humid conditions. Here at Safe Milk Labs, we understand the importance of keeping your family healthy throughout the year. That’s why we’ve …

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Method of commercial sterility test for sterilized/UHT milk/flavored milk

Introduction UHT processing and aseptic filling are intended to achieve commercial sterility, microbial defects can occur at any stage of production due to insufficient heat treatment or high contamination of raw materials, resulting in food spoilage spore-forming   microorganisms. In commercial testing, the products are incubated in their final packaging for seven to thirteen days at …

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The Influence of Feed on Richert Micelle Value and Butyro-Refractometer Values

Introduction: Have you ever wondered how the food cow’s eat affects the quality of milk they produce? Well, get ready for an exploration into the impact of feed on two essential quality factors of milk fat: Richert micelle value and Butyro refractometer values. Join us as we delve into the world of bovine nutrition and …

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Is ghee good for health?

Ghee is made by melting regular butter. Butter separates into milk solids and liquid fats. Since the milk particles are eliminated during separation, ghee contains less lactose than butter. Ghee has historically been used as cooking oil, a food ingredient, and in Ayurvedic treatments. Although butter and ghee have comparable nutritional profiles, ghee might be …

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