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Dairies

Dairy companies are companies that process raw milk into products such as drinking milk, cheese, butter, and yogurt. Current challenges include rising production costs due to higher energy and raw material prices, as well as adapting to changing consumer preferences, which increasingly demand sustainable and regional products. Global market conditions, such as fluctuations in demand from key importing countries, also influence the industry. Trends such as the implementation of Industry 4.0 technologies for process optimization and the development of innovative, health-oriented products are shaping the industry. These developments aim to increase efficiency and meet evolving market demands.

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FOB 1K-4LM
FOB 1K-4LM

Before packaging, each Camembert is weighed. Products that do not meet the required weight are rejected. A calibrated scale that meets the hygiene requirements of the food industry is used for weight control.

ORM 1RS
ORM 1RS

To ensure the quality of whey powder, the whey composition is tested using a refractometer before drying. A Brix value that is too low results in a dusty product. Therefore, this control is crucial to ensuring a high-quality end product.

440-45N
440-45N

Rennet for cheese production is available in liquid and powder form. To make cheese, cheesemakers weigh the required rennet powder precisely using precision scales. Accurate measurement is extremely important, as every tenth of a gram can change the final product and its specific properties, which should be avoided.

DA 5-3
DA 5-3

Screw caps and lids for glass or PET bottles must be tight, easy to open, and reliably resealable. To detect defective batches, they are randomly tested using a torque measuring device.

OBL 146
OBL 146

During the development and production of probiotic dairy products, the number of live lactic acid bacteria is monitored under a microscope. This microbiological testing ensures consistent product quality and contributes to a flawless product.

OBE 121
OBE 121

During the extraction of lactose from whey, crystal formation is observed and evaluated microscopically. This monitoring process supports controlled crystallization and helps to achieve the desired crystal size and consistent product quality.

OBN 141
OBN 141

The microbial count of incoming milk is tested at least twice a month in accordance with the Milk Quality Ordinance. Using a fluorescence microscope, the number of microorganisms is recorded and expressed in colony-forming units (CFU). This ensures that the milk always meets the highest quality standards.

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