Sanitary quality control of cheese production
Cheese production - Controlling sanitary quality
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Sanitary quality control of cheese production
Cheese production - Controlling sanitary quality

Author : Thierry MICHELET

Publication date: September 10, 2012 | Lire en français

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2. Sanitary quality control of cheese production

This section deals only with controls on parameters that can have an impact on the sanitary quality of cheeses.

2.1 Main milk controls

When pumping milk at the producer's premises, it is important for the driver-feeder to visually check the quality of the milk (correct cooling, suspect odor or color, etc.).

  • Before unloading, Dornic checks temperature, pH and acidity. High temperature (> 10°C), low pH and high acidity may be signs of microbial development that could be detrimental to sanitary quality. Target pH and acidity values vary from one milk to another.

  • Maximum regulatory temperatures are :

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