Description
Dairy Science and Technology explores the principles, innovations, and applications shaping modern dairy production. This book provides a comprehensive overview of milk composition, processing, and product development. It examines the biological, chemical, and technological aspects of dairy science. The author explains how milk transforms into diverse dairy products through scientific processes.
Dairy Science and Technology covers essential topics such as milk microbiology, dairy chemistry, and the impact of processing techniques on quality. It discusses pasteurization, fermentation, and the role of enzymes in dairy production. The book explores how technological advancements improve dairy safety, efficiency, and sustainability. Readers gain insights into global dairy industry trends and challenges.
Each chapter presents in-depth discussions on cheese making, yogurt production, and dairy-based functional foods. The book highlights the role of nutrition, probiotics, and dairy proteins in health. It explains how dairy science contributes to developing lactose-free and plant-based alternatives. The author provides research-based insights into optimizing dairy processing and storage.
Dairy Science and Technology is an essential resource for food scientists, dairy professionals, and researchers. It bridges the gap between scientific theory and real-world dairy applications. The book offers practical solutions for improving dairy quality, shelf life, and product innovation. It helps readers understand the complexities of milk processing and dairy sustainability.
This book is ideal for those seeking expertise in dairy production and technology. It explores the future of dairy science in a rapidly evolving industry. Readers will discover cutting-edge research on dairy-based nutrition and alternative dairy products. The book provides a structured approach to mastering dairy processing techniques. Whether a student, scientist, or industry expert, this book delivers valuable knowledge.
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