Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 785.563 - Operations and Operating Procedures - Pasteurization
a) All milk, buttermilk and whey used in the
manufacture of dry dairy products shall be pasteurized at the plant where
dried, except that condensed whey and acidified buttermilk containing 40
percent or more solids may be transported to another plant for drying without
repasteurization. Milk or skim milk to be used in the manufacture of nonfat dry
milk shall be heated prior to condensing to at least the minimum pasteurization
temperature of 161° F. for at least 15 seconds or its equivalent in
bacterial destruction. Condensed skim made from pasteurized skim milk may be
transported to a drying plant, provided that it shall be repasteurized at the
drying plant, prior to drying, at not less than 175° F. for 25 seconds or
its equivalent in bacterial destruction.
b) All buttermilk or cream from which it is
derived shall be pasteurized prior to condensing at a temperature of 185°
F. for 15 seconds or its equivalent in bacterial destruction.
c) All cheese whey or milk from which it is
derived shall be pasteurized prior to condensing at a temperature of 161°
F. for 15 seconds or its equivalent in bacterial destruction.
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