Main defects encountered
Processed cheese: technology of making and quality control
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Main defects encountered
Processed cheese: technology of making and quality control

Authors : Sébastien ROUSTEL, Jean-Luc BOUTONNIER

Publication date: March 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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5. Main defects encountered

The quality of processed cheese is influenced by many factors linked to the formulation and manufacturing process. Slight deviations in processing can have significant consequences. These can result in defects as early as the melting stage, or after a certain storage time. While the most frequent cause of these defects lies in the nature of the raw materials and ingredients, we must not forget the parameters linked to the process, notably the mechanical, chemical and thermal elements.

5.1 Defects detectable during manufacture

Numerous defects can be detected prior to packaging operations. Without being exhaustive, the following defects can be identified:

  • the dough has a lumpy appearance (and comes away from the...

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