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Dairy - Heat treatment - Code of practice
This document sets requirements for the design, construction and operation of equipment, including control and recording instrumentation, used for heat treatment of milk and other liquid dairy material.
The aim of pasteurisation is to avoid public health hazards arising from pathogenic micro-organisms associated with milk and to reduce spoilage organisms, along with ensuring minimal chemical, physical and sensory changes in the product
Heat treatment code of practice
Amendments
| Document | Amendment | Coversheet | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heat treatment code of practice | Amendment 0 | Coversheet | November 2009 |
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