INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE

The somatic cells count (SCC) is an important indicator of the hygienic condition of milk. In general, any increase is due to infection of the mammary gland with mastitis, which causes a series of unwanted changes in milk composition and dairy products, respectively. The objective of our research wa...

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Main Authors: Ljubica TRAJKOSKA, Andrej STOJKOSKI, Biljana TRAJKOVSKA, Ljupche KOCHOSKI
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Language:English
Published: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava 2022-06-01
Series:Food and Environment Safety
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Online Access:http://fens.usv.ro/index.php/FENS/article/view/893/800
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author Ljubica TRAJKOSKA
Andrej STOJKOSKI
Biljana TRAJKOVSKA
Ljupche KOCHOSKI
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Andrej STOJKOSKI
Biljana TRAJKOVSKA
Ljupche KOCHOSKI
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description The somatic cells count (SCC) is an important indicator of the hygienic condition of milk. In general, any increase is due to infection of the mammary gland with mastitis, which causes a series of unwanted changes in milk composition and dairy products, respectively. The objective of our research was to determine the impact of somatic cell count on physic-chemical parameters (proteins, fats, moisture, dry matter, salt, and titration acidity), yield and sensory evaluation of beaten cheese. The research was conducted over a period of one year on milk processing capacity in the Pelagonia region. A total of 24 samples of raw bulk milk were analyzed, which depending on the somatic cells count were divided into two categories (ЅСС≤400.000/mL and ЅСС≥400.001/mL). Accordingly, raw bulk milks were used for production of beaten cheese. The results obtained from the conducted research indicate the fact that the changes in the somatic cells count have a significant impact on the physico-chemical parameters, yield and sensory scores on beaten cheese. High SCC above 400.001/mL reduced the percentage of protein, fat, yield and the average sensory score of the beaten cheese.
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spelling doaj.art-404a08e964a6451abcd519d7318963292022-12-22T03:47:34ZengStefan cel Mare University of SuceavaFood and Environment Safety2068-66092559-63812022-06-01212185189INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESELjubica TRAJKOSKA0Andrej STOJKOSKI1 Biljana TRAJKOVSKA2Ljupche KOCHOSKI3Faculty of Biotechnical Scienes, University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, St. Partizanska bb, Bitola,North MacedoniaFaculty of Biotechnical Scienes, University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, St. Partizanska bb, Bitola,North MacedoniaFaculty of Biotechnical Scienes, University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, St. Partizanska bb, Bitola,North MacedoniaFaculty of Biotechnical Scienes, University “St. Kliment Ohridski”, St. Partizanska bb, Bitola,North MacedoniaThe somatic cells count (SCC) is an important indicator of the hygienic condition of milk. In general, any increase is due to infection of the mammary gland with mastitis, which causes a series of unwanted changes in milk composition and dairy products, respectively. The objective of our research was to determine the impact of somatic cell count on physic-chemical parameters (proteins, fats, moisture, dry matter, salt, and titration acidity), yield and sensory evaluation of beaten cheese. The research was conducted over a period of one year on milk processing capacity in the Pelagonia region. A total of 24 samples of raw bulk milk were analyzed, which depending on the somatic cells count were divided into two categories (ЅСС≤400.000/mL and ЅСС≥400.001/mL). Accordingly, raw bulk milks were used for production of beaten cheese. The results obtained from the conducted research indicate the fact that the changes in the somatic cells count have a significant impact on the physico-chemical parameters, yield and sensory scores on beaten cheese. High SCC above 400.001/mL reduced the percentage of protein, fat, yield and the average sensory score of the beaten cheese.http://fens.usv.ro/index.php/FENS/article/view/893/800dairyphysic-chemical parameterssccyield
spellingShingle Ljubica TRAJKOSKA
Andrej STOJKOSKI
Biljana TRAJKOVSKA
Ljupche KOCHOSKI
INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE
Food and Environment Safety
dairy
physic-chemical parameters
scc
yield
title INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE
title_full INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE
title_fullStr INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE
title_full_unstemmed INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE
title_short INFLUENCE OF SOMATIC CELL COUNT IN RAW MILK ON THE QUALITY OF BEATEN CHEESE
title_sort influence of somatic cell count in raw milk on the quality of beaten cheese
topic dairy
physic-chemical parameters
scc
yield
url http://fens.usv.ro/index.php/FENS/article/view/893/800
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