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  • Dairy Food Engineering
  • Food Science and Technology

Background:

  • The dairy sector extensively applies engineering principles to manufacturing and operations.
  • Significant scientific and technological progress has occurred in milk and milk product development over the past 25 years.

Observation:

  • Advancements have focused on increasing production capacity, mechanization, automation, and plant hygiene.
  • Improvements in product quality stem from understanding ingredient functionality, structure, and texture.
  • Progress has also been made in enhancing product safety, extending shelf life, and introducing convenient new products.

Findings:

  • Dairy food engineering has driven major advances in production efficiency and product innovation.
  • Enhanced knowledge of ingredient properties has led to superior product quality, structure, and texture.
  • Focus on energy efficiency and environmental sustainability is a key development area.

Implications:

  • Future dairy engineering will likely see continued innovation in product development and processing.
  • Increased focus on sustainable practices and energy efficiency is expected in dairy manufacturing.
  • Consumer demand for variety and convenience will continue to shape engineered milk products.