WMP Production Cost Analysis 2020

In appearance, whole milk powder or WMP is a white to light coloured cream with a clean, pleasing taste. Typically, dry whole milk is derived by eliminating water from pasteurised, homogenised, or non-homogenised milk. It is also alternatively made by blending fluid, nonfat, or condensed dry milk with dry cream or liquid, or with fluid, condensed, or dry milk, provided the composition of the whole milk powder conforms to the standard of identity that says it must contain between 26% and 40% milkfat by weight on an as-is basis and not more than 5% moisture by weight on a milk solids-not-fat basis. By eliminating moisture to the greatest extent possible, microbial growth is prevented. Vitamin A and D fortification of the whole milk powder is an acceptable option. Grade dry milk products must be prepared with Grade A milk in Grade A plant.

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