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Milk & Milk Products

Laboratory testing of milk and milk products is essential to ensure their safety, quality, and compliance with regulatory standards. These tests encompass various analyses, including microbiological, chemical, physical, and sensory evaluations.

Key Laboratory Tests for Milk and Milk Products:

  1. Microbiological Testing:

    • Standard Plate Count (SPC): Assesses the total bacterial load to evaluate sanitation practices and product safety.
    • Coliform and Pathogen Detection: Identifies harmful microorganisms such as E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria.
    • Yeast and Mold Count: Determines the presence of spoilage organisms.
  2. Chemical Testing:

    • Fat and Protein Content: Measures the nutritional components to ensure product consistency.
    • Added Water Detection: Identifies dilution of milk with water, which is prohibited.
    • Antibiotic Residues: Ensures that milk is free from antibiotic contamination.
  3. Physical Testing:

    • Freezing Point: Detects added water by measuring the milk's freezing point.
    • pH Level: Indicates the freshness and acidity of the milk.
    • Color and Flavor Evaluation: Assesses sensory attributes to meet consumer expectations.
  4. Fortification Testing:

    • Vitamin and Mineral Content: Verifies the levels of added nutrients to ensure compliance with fortification standards.

Some Important FAQ's

Testing ensures safety, quality, nutritional value, and compliance with regulatory standards, protecting consumers from contamination and adulteration.

Tests include fat content, protein content, lactose, total solids, acidity, microbial load, and detection of adulterants.

The Gerber method and Babcock test are traditional methods; modern labs may use infrared spectroscopy for rapid and accurate fat analysis.

Microbial testing includes total bacterial count, coliform count, detection of pathogens (e.g., Salmonella, Listeria), and somatic cell count to assess milk hygiene and safety.

Tests check for added water, starch, detergent, urea, synthetic milk, and other foreign substances using chemical tests, freezing point measurement, and spectroscopy.

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