Normal milk
Milk is an opaque liquid that mammals secrete from the mammary glands to feed young children.
Milk produced in cattle 7 days after calving and before the start of the dry milk period is regular milk.
The composition of various components in normal milk is generally stable, but it is affected by factors such as cow breed, individual differences, lactation period, age, feed, season, temperature, milking status and health status, among which the largest change is fat, followed by protein, lactose and ash content is relatively stable.
Abnormal milk
During the lactation period of dairy cows, due to physiological or pathological and other reasons, the chemical composition and characteristics of milk change, and this changed milk is called abnormal milk.
Abnormal milk is divided into physiological abnormal milk, microbial contaminated milk, and chemical abnormal milk
Physiological abnormalities in milk
Colostrum: The milk produced within 7 days of calving is called colostrum.
peculiarity:
●Significant yellow color
●The viscousness has a slightly special odor and bitter taste
●High content of dry matter in milk solids, especially whey protein (globulin); rich in vitamins A and D
●Low lactose content
●Unstable to heat
●Has an immune effect
Milk: The milk produced by cattle in the 15 days before dry milk is called end milk or old milk.
●Higher in addition to milk fat
●It has a bitter and salty taste
●Fat is easy to oxidize The number of bacteria and lipase increases
Microorganisms contaminate the milk
Raw milk is heavily contaminated with microorganisms and produces abnormal changes, which become microbial abnormal milk.
The most common microbially contaminated milk is rancid milk and mastitis milk. Mastitis milk and other pathogenic bacteria contaminating milk is harmful to the human body.
The characteristics of various microorganisms contaminating milk are described below
Various microorganisms contaminate milk traits
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Cause bacteria
Properties of cow's milk
Defects and Hazards
Rancid milk
Lactic acid bacteria, propionic acid bacteria, coli bacteria, micrococci, etc
High acidity, alcohol coagulation, fermentation gas production, sour odor, acid coagulation
Heating solidifies, poor flavor, case cheese rancidity, swelling
Mastigmatitis milk
Hemolytic streptococcus, staphylococcus, micrococcus, bacillus, actinomycetes, coli, etc
Mixed with blood and coagulants, alcohol coagulation, heat coagulation, abnormal flavor
Whey protein, sodium, chlorine, catalase, increased pH cell count, fat, lactose, calcium, non-fat milk solids, decreased acidity
Spreads disease and causes food poisoning
Other pathogenic bacteria contaminate the milk
Brucella, Salmonella, Anthrax, Tuberculosis, Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus, etc
Mixed with pathogenic bacteria
Viscous milk
Cold-loving bacteria, Mingleinella species, etc
Mucination, mucus formation, protein breakdown
Cream, cheese, etc. are viscous
Coloring milk
Cold-loving bacteria, cocci, red yeast
Yellow, red, blue
Changes in color between milk and dairy products
Abnormal coagulation decomposition milk
Protein, lipolytic bacteria, cold bacteria, bacillus
Rennet-like coagulation, pelating, alkalinization, lipolysis stinks, bitter taste
Brings bad flavor and spoilage of dairy products
Bacterial abnormal flavored milk
Protein, lipolytic bacteria, acid-producing bacteria, cold bacteria, coliform bacteria
Odor, odor, all kinds of failure
Milk and dairy products have abnormal flavor and spoiled
Bacteriophages contaminate the milk
Bacteriophages, mainly lactic acid bacteria bacteriophages
The bacteria are dissolved and the number of bacteria is reduced
Failure to manufacture starter cultures and fermented milk
Chemically abnormal milk
Low component milk
Low-component milk is milk with too low milk solids content due to the influence of cow breeds, feeding management, nutrient ratios and pathology;
It should be improved by strengthening breeding improvement and feeding management.
Low acidity alcohol-positive milk
Low-acidity alcohol-positive milk is an abnormal milk that has normal acidity but has coagulation of alcohol. Due to complex reasons such as metabolic disorders, climate changes, and improper feeding, the imbalance of milk salts or the instability of the colloidal system may be the cause of low acidity alcohol-positive milk.
Abnormally flavored milk
There are many factors that affect the flavor of individual milk. Abnormal flavor is mainly through the body transfer or absorption from the air feed smell, due to the action of enzymes and the production of lipolysis odor, milk pollution or absorption from the outside world odor or metal odor and so on.
Foreign bodies stained with weeds
Foreign body-stained milk is when the milk contains contaminants that are transferred to the milk through the body with feed, or contain substances that are intentionally or unintentionally adulterated into the milk. see
Foreign body stained with the type of milk
Foreign body stained with the type of milk
Medium class
Major foreign bodies
The cause of contamination
The main hazard
Contaminant milk
antibiotic
Treatment of sick cattle
Affects the production of fermented milk, the human body is allergic to melon, and bacterial resistance is generated
hormone
Promotes dairy cow growth
Hormonal disorders in the human body, allergic reactions
Residual pesticides
Herbicides
Plant growth hormone
Radioactive material
Contamination of feed and drinking water
Due to the accumulation of damage to the normal metabolic function of the human body, and chronic poisoning occurs, there may even be potential carcinogenic and teratogenic effects
detergent
Residue during container cleaning
Plastic additives
Container elution
Trace elements (lead, cadmium, mercury, zinc, etc.)
Feed and drinking water pollution, container dissolution
Manpower
Doped milk
water
Increase weight
Reduces milk solids content
Heterogeneous ingredients
Affects nutritional quality
preservative
Illegally maintain milk
Affects the production of fermented milk and violates hygiene regulations
neutralizer
Mask rancid milk
Affects the quality of dairy products and increases the number of bacteria
A thing
Mixed milk
All kinds of dirt (feed, insects, feces, dust, etc.)
Poor hygiene
Bacterial contamination, reduced milkiness, vectors of disease infection
All kinds of debris (metal, cotton yarn, mane, etc.)
Milk extraction is poorly managed, foreign bodies are mixed in
Affects milkiness