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Lakeland Dairies Skim Milk Powder

Lakeland Dairies Skim Milk Powder is produced using fresh, whole Irish milk. Milk assembly is carefully monitored at farm level by our dedicated farmers and further verified through our stringent quality management programs. Our teams then tailor the specific properties of the skimmed milk powder to meet your exacting requirements.

Ingredient Name: Milk Powder, Low Fat

Physical Form: Powder, Solid

Labeling Claims: Natural, Naturally Derived

Features: Free Flowing, Heat Stability, High Protein Content, Low Fat, Rich in Amino Acids, Rich in Minerals, Rich in Vitamins

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    Identification & Functionality

    Ingredient Name
    Ingredients
    Milk Powder, Low Fat
    Technologies
    Product Background

    We process our skim milk powder in our advanced facilities where fresh whole milk is carefully pasteurized, separated, evaporated and spray dried on-site to produce a fine, free-flowing milk powder with a natural cream coloring. Its color is the natural result of our dairy cows’ healthy grass-based diet, a true testament to the natural goodness of Lakeland Dairies Irish dairy ingredients.

    Features & Benefits

    Key Characteristics
    • Dairy taste
    • White to light cream milk powder
    • Low fat content
    • Source of functional dairy solids
    • Broad assortment of specifications
    • Three heat treatment ranges
    • Regular quality and composition
    • Easy handling and storage
    Nutritional Benefits
    • Natural source of calcium, vitamins and minerals
    • Excellent source of highly digestible proteins
    • Contains essential amino acids

    Applications & Uses

    Applications
    • Recombined evaporated milk
    • UHT milk
    • Condensed milk
    • Confectionery

    Properties

    Physical Form

    Packaging & Availability

    Packaging Type
    Availability
      25Kg  Bulk Bags  Low Heat  Medium Heat  High Heat, Heat Stable  Agglomerated  Instantised  Fortufied 
    WMP
    26/28%
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