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Journal of Dairy Science Vol. 45 No. 11 1411-1414
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Reasons for Adding Solids to Fluid Dairy Products

J. T. Lazar, Jr.

Department of Dairy Science, Clemson College, Clemson, South Carolina

ABSTRACT

To summarize this discussion, all of us would agree that the dairy industry is a dynamic one—changing to meet the demands of the present. The addition of solids to fluid dairy products is one of the recent changes that have taken place. We must consider this practice as to how it will improve the nutritive values, physical characteristics, methods of processing and marketing techniques of fluid products. The promotion and selling of special milks require constant effort on the part of all of us in the dairy industry.







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