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David Barbano - Cornell University

Potential Impacts of New Processing Technologies on Milk Marketing. David Barbano - Cornell University. Potential Impacts of New Processing Technologies on Milk Marketing . David Barbano Department of Food Science Cornell University. Processing Technologies.

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David Barbano - Cornell University

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  1. Potential Impacts of New Processing Technologies on Milk Marketing David Barbano - Cornell University

  2. Potential Impacts of New Processing Technologies on Milk Marketing David Barbano Department of Food Science Cornell University

  3. Processing Technologies • On-farm Modification of Milk Composition • Milk Protein Fractionation • Modified Atmosphere Processing with Carbon Dioxide

  4. Reverse Osmosis Nanofiltration Ultrafiltration Microfiltration - smallest pore size - largest pore size Types of Membrane Filtration

  5. Types of Membrane Filtration • Concentration Processes • Reverse Osmosis • Fractionation Processes • Nanofiltration • Ultrafiltration • Microfiltration

  6. Basics of Separation Processes 3X Reverse Osmosis 100 lbs Milk 33.4 lbs Retentate fat 3.5 lbs protein 3.1 lbs lactose 4.8 lbs ash 0.7 lbs fat 3.5 lbs protein 3.1 lbs lactose 4.8 lbs ash 0.7 lbs 66.6 lbs Permeate water 66.6 lbs

  7. Basics of Separation Processes 3X Nanofiltration 33.4 lbs Retentate 100 lbs Milk fat 3.5 lbs protein 3.1 lbs lactose 4.8 lbs ash 0.7 lbs fat 3.5 lbs protein 3.1 lbs lactose 4.8 lbs ash 0.7 lbs 66.6 lbs Permeate water 66.3 lbs NaCl 0.3 lbs

  8. Basics of Separation Processes 3X Ultrafiltration 100 lbs Milk 33.4 lbs Retentate fat 3.5 lbs protein 3.1 lbs lactose 1.63 lbs ash 0.546 lbs fat 3.5 lbs protein 3.1 lbs lactose 4.8 lbs ash 0.7 lbs 66.6 lbs Permeate lactose 3.17 lbs ash 0.154 lbs

  9. Basics of Separation Processes 3X Small Pore Microfiltration 100 lbs Skim Milk 33.4 lbs Retentate casein 2.5 lbs s.p. 0.2 lbs lactose 1.63 lbs ash 0.546 lbs casein 2.5 lbs serum prot. 0.6 lbs lactose 4.8 lbs ash 0.7 lbs 66.6 lbs Permeate s.p. 0.4 lbs lactose 3.17 lbs ash 0.154 lbs

  10. Processing Technologies • On-farm Modification of Milk Composition

  11. On-farm Modification of Milk Composition • Ultrafiltration and Reverse Osmosis • 3x concentrate with about 12% fat and 9% protein reduces the cost of shipping. • Improved cheese making efficiency. • Protein fortification of products without increased lactose and calories. • Shipping longer distances

  12. Processing Technologies • On-farm Modification of Milk Composition • Milk Protein Fractionation

  13. Small Pore Microfiltration • New Milk Protein Fractions (new value added ingredients for dairy and nondairy foods) • Native Casein Concentrates • Pure Milk Serum Proteins • Individual Milk Protein Isolates

  14. Processing Technologies • On-farm Modification of Milk Composition • Milk Fractionation • Modified Atmosphere Processing with Carbon Dioxide

  15. Modified Atmosphere Processing Using Carbon Dioxide • Cultured Products • Raw Milk Concentrates and Fractions • Pasteurized Milk and Whey Concentrates and Fractions • Raw and Pasteurized Cream

  16. Impacts on Marketing • Reduced bulk and ability to minimize microbial growth will allow shipment of concentrates and fractions over longer times and distances. • Liquid concentrates with carbon dioxide may allow international marketing and shipping of value added ingredients.

  17. Impacts on Marketing • Fractionation of the solids components of skim milk and the ability to ship liquid concentrate fractions longer distances will present challenges to classified pricing within the Federal Milk Market system.

  18. Impacts on Marketing • Fractionation of the solids components of skim milk will provide an opportunity to develop a wide range of new value added dairy based beverages (e.g., modified protein levels, modified casein to serum protein ratio, modified protein to other solids ratio).

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