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    The possibilities are endless with mixed milk cheeses

    Combining cow, sheep and/or goat milk produces cheese with unique flavor profiles.
    John Lucey Ph.D.
    John A. Lucey Ph.D., Director, Center for Dairy Research
    August 12, 2024

    As the name implies, mixed milk cheeses are produced by blending any combination of cow, sheep, and/or goat milk. These cheeses provide an opportunity for cheesemakers to produce products with unique flavor profiles. 


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    Dairy’s unique matrix improves nutrient delivery

    The many forms of dairy provides superior nutrient bioavailability.
    Sharon Gerdes Health and Wellness editor of Dairy Foods
    Sharon Gerdes
    August 7, 2024

    The goodness of dairy’s nine essential nutrients can be delivered in myriad ways: as milk, cheese, yogurt, protein powders, fermented milk drinks, ice cream, and more.


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    Nonfood applications for dairy proteins intrigue scientists

    Advancements in processing techniques enable caseins’ usage in packaging materials, glue and cosmetics.
    Venkat Sunkesula
    Venkateswarlu Sunkesula Ph.D.
    June 25, 2024

    Milk proteins, one of milk's macroconstituents, encompass two principal types of proteins: casein (CN) and whey protein (WP). 


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    New research supports benefits of milk and other dairy foods for Black Americans

    Nutritious dairy diet can break down health disparities.
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    Kuda Mako-Mushaninga
    June 12, 2024

    One of the largest opportunities in the United States is amplifying the role of healthy eating patterns in achieving health equity and nutrition security. 


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    Dairy farm input costs continue volatility

    Feed costs for farmers in US and charges for replacement cows escalate since COVID-19.
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    Nate Donnay
    June 11, 2024

    We have seen some very dramatic fluctuations in dairy farm input costs in the past four years, and while some costs have come down, not all of them have and most remain elevated compared to pre-pandemic levels.


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    Why cow’s milk is vital for those suffering from a disease

    Ready-to-drink (RTD) protein shakes support muscle growth and can be a lifeline for individuals experiencing health issues.
    Sharon Gerdes Health and Wellness editor of Dairy Foods
    Sharon Gerdes
    June 7, 2024

    The world was stunned when 42-year-old Princess Kate announced that she was being treated for cancer after abdominal surgery that required a two-week hospital stay. 


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    Avoiding a patchwork of state laws on food safety

    Goal should be to collaborate with FDA on prioritizing reassessments by the agency and better position the food industry for success.
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    Danielle Quist
    Danielle Quist
    May 31, 2024

    The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates food and color additives and food contact materials, but non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are pressuring state legislatures to ban some of these substances previously approved by the FDA for specific conditions of use without the level of science needed to support such action. 


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    Dairy foods are making a comeback

    Amy DeLiso
    Amy DeLisio
    May 29, 2024

    Once widely accepted as a necessary staple for growing children, dairy foods have faced concern over fat and sugar content and pressure from a range of plant-based beverages perceived as healthy and sustainable alternatives. 


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    Every ice cream type and style in existence

    No matter the “style,” ice cream is the only food designed, formulated, manufactured, marketed and sold with the express intent of being consumed frozen.
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    Steven Young
    May 22, 2024

    We are most often asked how many “types” or “styles” of ice cream exist? In the simplest of terms, no matter the style, ice cream (and frozen dessert variants, thereof,) is the only food designed, formulated, manufactured, marketed, and sold with the express intent of being consumed frozen.


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    Sour Cream: Cultured dairy’s unsung hero

    The dairy product receives little press but should not be taken for granted.
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    K.J. Burrington
    May 17, 2024

    Sour cream is a cultured product that doesn’t get a lot of press. It is also a dairy product that we often take for granted because we think it is limited to very traditional uses, such as baked potato topping, or served with chili, tacos, and a base for dips. 


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