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  • Dairy Science
  • Food Science
  • Consumer Science

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  • Traditional milk quality assessment focused on hygiene and composition.
  • Consumer expectations for milk quality have broadened significantly.
  • Emerging factors include animal welfare, environmental impact, and bioactive components.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To critically review novel milk quality parameters.
  • To explore how these parameters align with modern consumer expectations.
  • To examine the relationship between milk safety, composition, and bioactive properties.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of evolving milk quality standards.
  • Analysis of consumer demand shifts in the dairy market.
  • Examination of sustainable farming practices in dairy production.

Main Results:

  • Milk quality is increasingly defined by a holistic approach.
  • Sustainable practices are crucial for meeting premium quality standards.
  • Bioactive properties contribute to the perceived health benefits of milk.

Conclusions:

  • Dairy production must adapt to evolving consumer demands for holistic milk quality.
  • Integrating animal welfare and environmental considerations is key.
  • Embracing sustainable practices ensures premium milk quality and meets future market needs.