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An Internship Report
On
QUALITY CONTROL & PRODUCTION OF DAIRY PRODUCTS
At
Dhaka Dairy Plant (Milk-vita)
Submitted To:
Prof. Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain
Head
Department of Nutrition & Food Engineering
Daffodil International University
Submitted by:
Nafisa Tamanna
ID: 151-34-343
Department of Nutrition and Food Engineering
Date of Submission: 20 December, 2018
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Letter of Transmittal
Date: 20/ 12 /2018
Professor Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain

Head
Department of Nutrition & Food Engineering
Daffodil International University.
Subject: Submission of an internship report on Quality Control & Production of Dairy Products.
Dear Sir,
I the student of Department of Nutrition and Food Engineering, Daffodil International University
have successfully completed our internship report. I am submitting my internship report on
“MILK VITA.” as part of the credit requirement for B. Sc. Degree to be awarded by Daffodil
International University. It is a great pleasure and honor for me to have the opportunity to submit
Internship report on Quality Control & Production of Dairy Products as a part of the B.Sc in
Nutrition & Food Engineering (NFE) program curriculum.
I, therefore, request and expect that, you will appreciate us with any sort of recommendation &
valued suggestion & will cordially receive this report for your kind assessment.
Sincerely Yours,
Nafisa Tamanna
ID: 151-34-343
Department of Nutrition and Food Engineering
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
At first I would like to express our heart-felt thanks to Almighty ALLAH for his kind blessing for
complete of the Industrial Training successfully as well as industrial attachment.
I would like to express our deepest appreciation, sincerest gratuity to my respected Teacher Prof.
Dr. Md Bellal Hossain, Head, Department of Nutrition & Food Engineering, Daffodil
International University for his scholastic guidance, constructive criticism, painstaking help
constant inspiration and advice from the very beginning till the completion of this work for giving
us the opportunity to accomplish the attachment.
Also thanks to our Supervisor Teacher Ms Najia Kamrul, Lecturer, Department of Nutrition &
Food Engineering, Daffodil International University without his help it would not have been
possible to complete the training report successfully and valuable guidance, suggestion,
encouragement and constructive criticism throughout the Industrial training.
My deep gratitude and sincere thanks to the honorable Dean, Faculty of Allied Health Science,
Professor Dr. Ahmed Ismail Mostafa for his kind cooperation and to accept this Degree.
I would also like to give thanks to my seniors, juniors and my classmates and colleagues of Dhaka
dairy plant for their help, advice, and suggestions, inspiration and support.
It’s a great pleasure to express our satisfaction to The Milk Vita Authority for their sincere and
cordial co-operation and we are very much indebted to Rehena Rahman, Deputy General
Manager (Quality control) of Dhaka Dairy Plant (Milk-Vita) for his permission to carry out this
internship in his organization.
Special thanks to Shahariar Fardous Bhuyan, Senior Officer, (Quality Control) and Md.
Abdur Rahaman, Senior Officer, (Quality Control) in Dhaka Dairy Plant. Our training would
never been completed without there convenient helps and supports.
The encouragement as a continued source of inspiration provided by our parents is fully

appreciated.
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL
I am pleased to certify that the internship report on production & quality control of dairy products
conducted by Nafisa Tamanna, bearing respectively ID No: 151-34-343 of the department of
Nutrition and Food Engineering has been approved for presentation and defense/viva-voce.
I am pleased to hereby certify that the data and finding presented in the report are the authentic
work of Nafisa Tamanna. I strongly recommended the report presented by Nafisa Tamanna
for further academic recommendations and defense/viva-voice. Nafisa Tamanna bears a
strong moral character and a very pleasant personality. It has indeed a great pleasure working
with him. I wish him all success in life.
……………………………………………………. …………………………………….
Professor Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain MS. Najia Kamrul

Head Lecturer
Department of Nutrition & Food Engineering Department of Nutrition & Food Engineering
Faculty of Allied Health Science Faculty of Allied Health Science
Daffodil International University Daffodil International University
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (BMPCUL) which is known as

Milk-vita is a leading government organization for milk & milk products provider in Bangladesh.
This report is prepared on my two-month practical experience at BMPCUL. This Internship
program gave me lot of knowledge about milk and milk products practically.
Now-a-days a number of milk producer companies are available in Bangladesh. Bangladesh Milk
Producers Co-operative Union Limited (BMPCUL) or Milk-vita is one of them. Their purpose is
to serve good products to consumer.
Milk-vita collect milk from local village or market by co-operative union. Before collecting them
milk-vita test the quality of milk by their local experts. Then they transport collected milk to their
all milk processed plant. But before sending them they chilled their collected milk for ensuring
quality of milk.
Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (BMPCUL) or Milk-vita serve pure
products than any other milk-producer company. Their purpose is to consumer satisfaction.
Bangladesh Government & Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited works
together for this company. It ensure quality products for consumers. It promise to serve pure and
quality products to the consumers.
My report is based on quality control and production of dairy products of BMPCUL. The first part
of the report contains information of the organization itself. The second part of the report contains
the raw milk test and quality parameters. The third part of the report contains production of dairy
products. The last part contains the concluding part.
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Table of Contents
Chapter No. Topic Name Page No.

Cover Page I
Letter of Transmittal II
Acknowledgement III
Certificate of Approval IV
Executive Summary V
Introduction. 2
1.1 Definition of Milk & Composition 3
Chapter 1: 1.2 Origin of the Report 4
1.3 Vision 4
Introduction 1.4 Object of the study 5
1.5 Methodology 6
1.6 Limitation 7
Chapter 2: 2.1 Historical Background 9
Organization Profile 2.2 Object of the Company 10
2.3 Products and Services 10
Chapter 3: 3.1 Study area & Laboratory 12
Design of Study 3.2 Production 12
4.1 Pasteurized Milk 14-15
4.2 Chocolate Milk 16-17
4.3 Ice Cream 17-18
4.4 Labang Yogurt Drink 19-20
Chapter 4: 4.5 Sweet Yogurt 20-21
Methodology 4.6 Sour Yogurt 21-22
4.7 Rash Malai 22-23
4.8 Matha 24
5.1 Alcohol Test 26
5.2 Fat Test 27-28
5.3 Density Measurement 28-30
5.4 Peroxide Test 30-31
Chapter 5: 5.5 Soda Test 31-32
Physical and Chemical 5.6 Salt Test 32-33
Test for Milk Vita 5.7 Sugar Test 33-34
5.8 Clot-on Boiling Test 35
5.9 Micro Boiling Test 35-37
5.10 CIP 38
Chapter 6: 6.1 Alcohol, Fat, CRL, Peroxide Test 40
Result and Discussion 6.2 Soda Test 41
6.3 Salt & Sugar Test 41
6.4 Clot on Boiling Test 41
6.5 Microbiological Test & CIP 41-42
CONCLUSION 43
Reference 44
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CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
Industrial Internship is an essential part of 4-years B.Sc. in Nutrition and Food Engineering course
of Daffodil International University. I had the opportunity to perform the Industrial Internship
with Milk Vita. During 1 months long attachment. It also provides us sufficient practical
knowledge about production management, Productivity evaluation, work study, efficiency,
industrial management, production planning & control, production cost analysis, inventory
management, purchasing, utility & maintenance of machinery and their operation techniques etc.
the above mentioned cannot be achieved successfully by means of theoretical knowledge only.
This is why it should be accomplished with practical knowledge in which it is based on industrial
attachment makes us reliable to be accustomed with the industrial atmosphere & improve courage
& inspiration to take self-responsibility.
The industrial attachment is the process which builds understanding skill and attitude of the
performer, which improves his knowledge in productivity and services. Industrial attachment help
us to be familiar with the technical support of modern machinery.
I have prepared this report as required in completion of my attachment course in regarding

guideline given by the college authority which will lead to a strong guideline & milestone for our
future carrier.
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1.1 Definition of Milk
Milk is a lacteal secretion obtained from healthy cows 15 days before and 5 days after calving
containing 3.5% fat and not less than 3.5% fat and 8.5% SNF ( solid not Fat).
Milk is an ideal food for all kinds of mammals. Milk comes from mammary glands of mammals.
Normally raw milk of cow & goat found in local market but processed milk are found in grocery
shop as packaged milk.
It is the primary source of nutrition for young mammals before they are able to digest other foods.
Milk is also defined as lacteal secretion free from colostrum. Milk is obtained from healthy cows
5 days after and 15 days before parturition.
1.2 Milk Composition
Name For 100 % Amount

Water 87.7%
Mineral, Vitamin 7%
Lactose Carbohydrate 4.9%
Fat 3.4%
Protein 3.3%
Casein 82%
Whey 18%
SNF 8.5%

1.3 Origin of the Report
Internship program is an obvious requirement for the student of NFE to complete graduation.
Daffodil International University & Department of Nutrition and food Engineering provide
Internship opportunity for students in different company and different sectors. Its main purpose is
to educate the students with practical experience and real work place. Its gives an opportunity to
the students to get closer to job seekers. In this program students get chance to use their theoretical
knowledge in real work place.
The study and internship program have following purposes:
 To come out from textbooks and learn about real world.
 To know and experience the application of quality control assurance & production of dairy
product.
 To be aware of the negative impact on the human body, environment as well as economy.
 To learn about competency and efficiency of real work environment.
 To help students to express dependability, initiative, and professionalism and tasks they
are assigned.
 To get closer contact with job seekers.
 To fulfill the requirement of NFE Program.
 To compare the real scenario with the lessons learned in DIU.
 To know about Milk-vita.
 To learn about production and quality control of dairy products.
1.4 Vision
1. Our Mission is to gain self-sufficiency in the dairy sector within 2025.

2. To fulfill the nutritional demand.

3. The activities of milk vita is contributing a bondage between the rural and urban areas by way
of marketing the rural products to city dwellers and on the other hand.
1.5 Objective of the Study
Objective of this study is divided into two types.
 General Objective.
 Specific Objective.
General Objective:
 The main objective of this study is to learn production and quality control of milk &
milk products.
 To fulfil the Bachelor of Nutrition & Food Engineering degree requirement of Faculty of
Allied Health Science of Daffodil International University.
Specific Objective:
More specifically this study contains following aspects:
 To focus on the hygienic production and quality control of Dhaka Dairy Plant (Milk-
vita).
 To have an idea of activities Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited

(BMPCUL).
 To know different activities of this organization.
 To give an overview of Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited

(BMPCUL).

1.6 Methodology
Sources of Data
Both primary and secondary data are used to prepare this report. The collection of these two types
of data is shown respectively.
Collection of Primary Data
Primary Data are mainly collected from the practical experience and queries from the employees
as well as the member of Milk Vita. Thus, the primary data such as information regarding the
overview of Milk Vita, interest rates and charges, credit operation performance measurement in
lending, credit policies, loan agreement.
 Face to face conversation with the officers
 Face to face conversation with the members
 Disbursements process in center room
 Area Office work
Collection of Secondary Data
Data regarding the credit operation and others of the Milk Vita were collected from secondary
sources like:
 Branch activities of practical orientation
 Various publications on Milk Vita
 Annual report of Milk Vita
 Milk vita different Report
 Milk vita Files
 Website

1.7 Limitation of the report
 Time limitation: To complete the study time was limited by two months. It was really
very short time to know about an organization like Milk Vita.
 Inadequate Data: The unwillingness of the busy key persons, necessary data collection
became hard.
 Lack of Record: Large scale research was not possible due to constrains and restrictions
posed by the organization. Unavailability of sufficient written documents as required
making a comprehensive study. In many cases up to date information was not available.
 Lack of Experiences: Lack experiences have acted as constraints in the way of meticulous.
exploration of the topic. Being the temporary member of the organization, it is not possible
on my part to express some of the sensitive issues.
 Connectivity with Study: The study may not give exact result as it is a study of our learning
process.
 Restriction of Collection of Information: Again for formalities constraints allowance was
restricted. That’s why information shortage occurred.
 Political unrest: The present political condition of our country wasn’t so good which
creates hindrance on the way of preparing the assignment.

ORGANIZATION PROFILE

2.1 Historical Background of the Company
Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (BMPCUL) known by its brand name
Milk-vita was first introduced when Bangladesh wasn’t born. It starts its journey in 1946 at
Lahirimohonpur, Pabna (Presently Sirajgong). It was established to send milk products to Calcutta
market.
After partition a private company named Eastern milk products Limited purchase this dairy
company in 1952 from original owner. In 1965 the first milk producer’s co-operative union was
formed as named Eastern Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (EMPCUL). After that
dairy plants were run by Eastern Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (EMPCUL).
In 1973 Bangladesh government has taken it under their supervision. The name of the organization
was changed when Bangladesh Government became the owner of the company.
In 1977 a brand name of the company was fixed as Milk-vita. Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-
operative Union Limited (EMPCUL) established different plants in Baghabarighat (Bogra),
Tekerhat (Madaripur) Mirpur-7 (Dhaka).
Earlier Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (EMPCUL) has started its
journey to supply raw milk countrywide. Then it started to supply different dairy products.
The Head office of this organization named “Dugdha Bhaban” is at Dhaka. At present it is one of
the top ranked dairy industry in Bangladesh based on quality.
2.2 Objective of the Company: The Milk Vita is one of the big organizations of our
economy. So my tried our best to force the role of Milk Vita in the economic development of
Bangladesh. My special focus was on the analysis of the Overall Performance of Milk Vita. So I
tried to make an analysis view of that state. My additional focus was on the problem of the
corporate social responsibility of the company and our objective was to find out the solution of
this problem.
•To present an over view Milk Vita.

•To find out the objective of Milk Vita.

•Analyzing the position in milk production of Bangladesh.
•To examine the formation of Milk Vita.
•To identify the service they provide.
•To find out their existing and future programs.
•To identify the problems with their management.
•Evaluate the contribution in overall economic development.
2.3 Products and Services
 Pasteurized milk
 Chocolate milk
 Butter
 Ghee
 Laban
 Sweet Yoghurt
 Sour Yoghurt
 Rosh-malai
 Chocolate Ice-cream
 Vanilla Cup Ice-cream
 Powder milk

DESIGN OF THE STUDY
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3.1 Study Area
Study area divided into 2 areas. Such as
1. Laboratory
2. Production
3.2 Laboratory
A laboratory is essential for quality check of different ingredients and final products. It also ensure
safety of consumers. It also works for development of any products. Different types of operational
test occurred in the laboratory, some of them given below as example-
 Platform test/ Alcohol test

 CLR test
 Fat test
 Organoleptic test
3.3 Production
Production area is that where fresh raw ingredients (milk) are processed for further processing.
Production area also divided into different groups, such as-
 Mixing area
 Processing area
 Packaging area
 Storage area
Different Production plant is used for different types of products production. But sometimes
same plant can be used for many products.

METHODOOGY

4.1 PASTEURIZED MILK
Procedure:
1. Raw milk is collected from farm and from co-operative union office.
2. Collected raw milk is passed through platform test and others adulteration test.
3. Then passed milk is chilled in a storage vat at 40C.
4. Storage milk is recombined with skim milk or full cream milk for maintaining fat percentage
(3.5%) according to BSTI standard.
5. If raw milk have higher fat percentage then skim milk is added to make balance.
Figure: 4.1 Milk Pasteurizer
8. Pasteurized milk is homogenized by milk homogenizer.
9. Then cooling them at 40C.
10. Then cooled milk is stored in storage vat (4 vat).
11. Then cooled milk is taken in the packaging machine from storage vat.

Figure: 4.2 Milk Homogenizer source
Figure: 4.3 Milk Packaging Machine
Figure: 4.4 Packaged Milk (1Litre Packet)

4.2 CHOCOLATE MILK
Chocolate milk is one of the dairy product of milk-vita. It is popular among the children.
Figure: 4.5 Chocolate Milk
Ingredients/Recipe: (For 400kg)
1. Skim milk powder (SMP)- 12kg
2. Full cream milk powder (FCMP)-30kg
3. Sugar- 33kg
4. Stabilizer- 0.60kg
5. Cocoa powder- 2.80kg
6. Color- 0.032kg
7. Water- 321.568kg

Procedure:
1. Approximately at 600C hot water is added into the blending/mixing vat.
2. Then sugar, full cream milk powder (FCMP), skim milk powder (SMP), stabilizer,
chocolate flavor, cocoa powder, color and finally remaining water are added. At 800C
the mixing operation is blended.
3. Through a continuous heating process the mixture is pasteurized.
4. Pasteurized the mixture at 810C for 15 seconds and subsequently cooled by the chilled
water which helps to destroy pathogenic bacteria present in the mixture.
5. Later homogenize the mixture
6. Then they transferred into instant storage vat from where chocolate milk is taken into the
packaging machine.
7. Then chocolate milk is packaged by foil paper.

8. Milk is packaged in different amounts such as- 250ml, 500ml.
9. Then packaged milk is stored in the storage room at 40C temperature.
4.3 ICE-CREAM
Figure: 4.6 Vanilla cup Ice-cream Figure: 4.7 Choc-bar Ice-cream
Ingredients/Recipe: (For 100kg)

1. Sugar-16%
2. Butter-8%
3. Stabilizer-0.5%
4. FCMP- 13.5%
5. Flavor- 0.21%
6. SMP- 1.1% 7. Water- All the rest
Procedure:
1. Approximately at 600C hot water is added into the blending/mixing vat.
2. Then sugar, full cream milk powder (FCMP), skim milk powder (SMP), stabilizer,
chocolate flavor, cocoa powder, color and finally remaining water are added. At 800C
the mixing operation is blended.
3. Through a continuous heating process the mixture is pasteurized.
4. Pasteurized the mixture at 810C for 15 seconds and subsequently cooled by the chilled
water which helps to destroy pathogenic bacteria present in the mixture.
5. Later homogenize the mixture.

6. After the homogenization the mix is cooled down to 40C. This process is known as
aging.
7. Aging is done at 50C and for 3 to 24 hours.
8. Then overrun is done. Overrun is defined as increase in volume by adding air.
9. Then fill them in the ice-cream container.
10. Then freezing them in at freezing temperature of -50C.
11. Then ice-cream is kept for hardening for 1 hour at -200C where semi-solid become solid
ice-cream at hardening room.
12. After hardening ice-cream is kept in the storage room where temperature maintained -4
to -20.

4.4 LABANG: (YOGHURT DRINK)
Milk-vita provide 80% yoghurt in their Labang.
Ingredients:
1. Yoghurt
2. Salt
3. Stabilizer
4. Sugar
Ingredients for 154.518 liter
1. Sour yogurt/Sour curd-128.232 kg

2. Sugar-10% (12.823 Kg)
3. Salt-0.7% (0.897)
4. Treated Water-17% (21.799 kg)
5. Propagated Culture-2%
6. Xyanthen Gum-0.03%
Procedure:
1. For making Labang, at first yoghurt is poured into the mixer machine.
2. Then Bit salt and sugar are added into the yoghurt.
3. Then stabilizer is used in the mixer.
4. After Adding the stabilizer in the mixer operator started the mixer machine and mixed it
properly for an hour with heat.
5. Well mixed mixer is ready to pour as Labang into the packaging bottle or jar.
6. Poured bottles are sealed and labeled them nicely.
7. After labelling bottles are stored in the freezing room for 24hours.

8. Then bottles are taken outside and make them dry.
9. Finally wrapping them in a cartoon or box.
10. Then stored them in the storage room.
Benefits of Laban:
1. Good for digestion
2. It also increase palatability.
4.5 SWEET YOGHURT
Ingredients/Recipe:
1. Milk
2. Sugar
3. Culture
Procedure:
1. For sweet yoghurt at first milk is taken in a clean vessels
2. Milk is then boiled at boiling temperature until 40% is reduced by weight.
3. 15% sugar is added in it
4. The mixer is heated at 800C.
5. Then heat is removed from the mixer and cooled it until 400C temperature is present.
6. When mixer became cooled starter culture was added in it.
7. Then it was kept for 6hours to form curd.
8. When curd is formed it stored at 40C temperature.
9. For curd formed mixer poured into the plastic container.
10. Then level the container and put them into the box.

10. Then stored them in the storage room at 40C.
4.6 SOUR YOGHURT

It one of the dairy products of milk-vita. Sour yoghurt is used for cooking purposes especially
for cooking roast.
Figure: Sour Yoghurt
Ingredients/Recipe:
1. Whole milk
2. Skim milk
3. Culture
Procedure:
1. For sour yoghurt at first milk is taken in a clean vessels.
2. Then skim milk is added into it.
3. Then the mixer is boiled at boiling temperature.
4. Then cool as soon as possible temperature should maintain between 40 to 450C.
5. After that starter culture was added into it.
6. 4 hours is necessary to coagulate the mixer.
7. Before coagulation mixer is poured in plastic container of different sizes.
8. After coagulation sour yoghurt is formed.

9. Then Sour yoghurt is kept in the refrigerator.
Benefits of using sour yoghurt:
1. Increase the taste of food

2. Enhance the flavor of roast
4.7 RASH-MALAI
It used as sweet desserts in South-Asian country.
Ingredients/Recipe:
1. Curd
2. Flour
3. Baking powder
4. Green Cardamom
5. Syrup
Procedure:
1. For making rash-malai some baking powder and curd without water are mixed together to
make dough.
2. Then a small amount of flour is used in the dough to make easier handle and to make desire
shapes of sweet.
3. Then small sweet balls are kept in the pre-made syrup for few hours.
4. Then sweet balls are separated from the syrup.
5. On the other hand milk is heated until they become half by volume.
6. Half volume milk is added into sweet balls container.
7. A small amount of green cardamom is used for flavor.
8. Cool it for some time.

9. Cooled rash-malai is packed in 1kg box container.
10. After sealing the container, rash-malai is kept in the refrigerator.
Fig: Rosh Malai
4.8 MATHA
Ingredients:
5. Yoghurt
6. Salt
7. Stabilizer
8. Sugar
Ingredients for 38.67 liter
1. Sour Curd-29.592 kg
2. Water-25% (7.398 kg)
3. Sugar-7% (2.589 kg)
4. Salt-0.6% (0.221 kg)
5. Bit salt-0.075% (0.027 kg)
6. Progated Culture-2%
7. Xyanthen Gum-0.03%
Procedure:
1. At first sour yogurt/sour curd is poured into the mixer machine.

2. Then sugar, salt and water added into the sour curd.
3. Then xyanthen gum is added into the mixer as a thickening agent.

4. After adding xyanthen gum, the mixer is mixed thought for about an hour.
5. After mixing the mixer is ready to package as labang.
6. Labang is packaged into packaging bottles.
7. After filling the bottle with labang into bottle is sealed and labeled properly.
8. The labeled bottle is stored in the freezing room for 24 hour.
9. After 24 hour is bottles are taken out from the freezing room and make them dry.
10. Then the bottles are wrapped in carton or box.
11. Then carton/ box is stored in the storage room for distribution.

PHYSICAL & CHEMICAL TEST OF MILK VITA
5.1 ALCOHOL TEST
It also known as Platform test. For this test 68% ethanol is used. To determine acidity of milk
alcohol test is occurred. Normally maintain the ratio of 1:1 but in milk-vita it done by maintaining
the ratio of 2:1, ethanol: sample (milk).
Apparatus:
 Test tube
 Pipette
Reagents:

 Ethanol
Procedure:
1. For platform test at first 2ml of 68% ethanol is taken into a test tube through a 5ml pipette.
2. Then 1ml milk is added into the test tube.
3. Shake the sample for some time.
4. And look for coagulation.
5. Coagulation of milk and stability of milk with the test tube’s body is alcohol positive
6. No coagulation means alcohol negative.
5.2 FAT TEST
Objective:
 It is important for pricing the milk. Because price of milk is fixed by fat percentage
Apparatus:
 Butyrometer, knock-stop, & pin

 Centrifuge machine
 Pipette
Reagents:

 Sulfuric acid
 Amyl alcohol
Procedure:
1. 10ml of sulfuric acid is taken into butyrometer.
2. Then 10.75ml of sample milk is added into it.
3. Then 1ml amyl-alcohol is also added into the mixer.

4. Small amount of water has been added to adjust the mixer.
5. Knock-stop and pin used to lock the butyrometer.
6. Then the mixer is shaken for a while
7. After shaken the butyrometer it put in the centrifuge machine for 5mintues at 600C with
1200RPM.
Figure: Centrifuge machine
8. After 5minutes fat percentage is measured by scale reading of butyrometer through open
eyes.
9. Normally 3.5 is expected but it can be 3.2 to 4.2.
10. Need to be careful in time of using centrifuge machine.

5.3 DENSITY MEASUREMENT (CLR TEST)
Corrected Lactometer Reading (CLR) is known as specific gravity test or density test. If
temperature is below 200C then for per 10C, 0.2 will have to be deducted from lactometer reading.
Similarly if temperature is greater than 200C then for per 10C, 0.2 will have to be added with
lactometer reading. To know the density of milk this test is used. Normally specific gravity range
of milk is between 1.026 and 1.028.
Apparatus & Equipment:
 Lactometer with thermometer

 Lactometer jar
Figure: Lactometer with jar
Procedure:
1. At first a clean lactometer and jar is taken.
2. Then lactometer is put into the jar.
3. Tap water is poured on the jar to adjust the temperature.
4. After sometime lactometer reading and temperature are observed for calculation.
5. Then calculate the CLR.
Calculation:

CLR =LR±0.2 (per 0C) Here,
= 29 - 0.4 Temperature = 180C
= 28.6 LR =29
CLR = ?
Specific gravity
= 1.0286
5.4 PEROXIDASE TEST

Objective:
To verify the effectiveness of pasteurization of milk peroxidase test is conducted.
 Test tubes
 Pipette
Reagents:
 NaOH
 H2O2
 P-phnyldiaminedihydrochloride
Procedure:
1. At first 5ml milk is taken in a test tube.
2. 1 drop of Sodium Hydroxide is added in the test and shake it.
3. Then 1 drop of Hydrogen Peroxide is added and gently shake it.
4. 2 drops of paraphenylene diamine is added and the mixer is shaken for a few seconds.
5. Then wait 30 seconds for color change.

6. Appearance of blue color means peroxidase positive.
7. Appearance of white color means peroxidase negative.
Figure: Peroxidase negative (White color) & Positive (Blue color)
5.5 SODA TEST

 Test tube
 Pipette
Reagents:
 100% Ethanol
 Rosalic acid
Procedure:
1. At first 2ml of 100% alcohol is taken in a test tube.
2. 2ml of milk is added in it.
3. Then 2ml of rosalic acid is added in it.
4. Then observe the color.
5. Appearance of red rose or brownish or brick red color means soda positive.
6. Appearance of orange color means soda negative.

Figure: Soda Positive Figure: Soda Negative
5.6 SALT TEST

People add salt to increase SNF of milk so determination of salt is conducted.
Apparatus:
 Test tube
 Pipette
 Dropper
Reagents:
 Silver Nitrate (AgNO3)
 K2CrO4
Procedure:
1. At first 2ml of Silver Nitrate is taken in a test tube.
2. 4 to 5 drops of K2CrO4 is added in it.
3. Then 2ml of milk is added in it.
4. Appearance of yellow color means salt test positive.

5. Appearance of brown color or no color change means salt test negative.
Figure: Salt Positive
5.7 SUGAR TEST
Some dishonest peoples are intentionally add sugar in milk to increase the density of milk. So
this test is conducted by quality control assurance department.
 Test tube
 Test tube holder
 Bunsen burner
 Pipette
Reagents:
 Resorcinol solution
Procedure:

1. At first 5ml of resorcinol solution is taken into a test tube.
2. Then 1ml of milk is taken into the test tube.
3. After milk became coagulate when it mix with resorcinol solution.
4. A holder is used to hold the test tube to put it into the Bunsen burners flam
5. Hold the test tube until boil.
6. Test tube is removed from the flam and cool it as soon as possible 7. Appearance of brick red
color means sugar test positive.
Figure: Sugar Positive
8. Appearance of slightly red color means sugar test negative.
9. Sugar test positive milk are not acceptable.
5.8 CLOT-ON-BOILING TEST
Apparatus:
 Test tube
 Water bath or Bunsen burner
Procedure:
1. At first 2ml of milk is taken in a test tube.

2. Then test tube is put on a Bunsen burner or in a water bath.
3. Test tube is kept for 4 minutes then it is removed from there.
4. Rotate the test tube to look precipitation.
5.9 MICRO-BIOLOGICAL TEST
Characteristic of Coliform:
 Gram negative bacteria
 Group of bacteria
 Rod Shaped bacteria
 CO2 Gas producer
 In Soil their production grows rapidly
 Acceptable range is 10/ml
Apparatus:
 Bunsen burner
 Pipettes
 Dilution tubes
 Petri dishes
 Incubator
 Autoclave
 Refrigerator
 Spirit lamp
Reagents:
 Sodium chloride
 Potassium chloride

 Calcium chloride
 Distilled water
Medium:
 Violet red bile agar
 Agar
 Yeast Extractor
 Bile Salts
Procedure:
1. At first a ringer solution is made by using water and salt (Such as sodium chloride,
potassium chloride, calcium chloride etc.)
2. Then the solution is poured in the dilution tube.
3. The solution is heated until boil then heat is removed & let it be cooled.
4. A spirit lamp is used to sterilize pipettes every-time before using them to take sample into
the petri dish.
5. 0.5ml milk is taken for coliform and for total count 1ml milk is taken into the ringer solution
and shake it to dilute the solution.
6. 1ml of dilute solution is taken into another ringer solution and dilute it again.
7. After that 1ml is taken by a pipette and transferred it into petri dish.
8. Then red agar is transferred into the sample containing petri dish for coliform but transfer.

Figure: Yellow agar containing Petri - dish Figure: Red agar Containing Petri - dish
9. Red agar is added 2 times for bacterial growth.
10. Then petri dishes are kept in an incubator at 40 to 420C for 16 to 18 hours.
11. After incubation period bacteria is count through open eyes.
12. For total count petri dish is divided into 4 parts and count 1 parts and multiply with 4 and
multiply the digit by 100 for calculation of existing bacteria in sample.
13. But for coliform, colony is counted.
5.10 C.I.P
C.I.P (Cleaning-in-Place) is used to avoid contamination. Caustic soda is used as a chemical for
C.I.P.
Procedure:
1. At first cold water is used to wash the pipe/vat/tanker for 10min.
2. After that hot water is used to wash the pipe/vat/tanker for 10min
3. Then sodium Hydroxide (caustic soda) as C.I.P chemical is used an amount of 0.5 to 2%/Vol
of water to wash again for 15min.
4. Then hot water is used to clean the sodium hydroxide from pipe/vat/tanker for 10min.

5. Finally water from pipe/vat/tanker is taken as sample to test C.I.P.
6. Phenolphthalein indicator is used in water to test C.I.P.
7. Appearance of Pink color means C.I.P test positive.
8. Appearance of no color change means C.I.P negative.

RESULT AND DISCUSSION

6.1 Alcohol Test
Alcohol Positive (+) = Coagulation of milk
Alcohol Negative (-) = No coagulation of milk
In milk-vita we mostly found alcohol negative. Alcohol Positive milk must be rejected for
further process.
6.2 Fat Test
From the butyrometer reading fat percentage was calculated as 3.4.
Normally 3.5 is expected as standard but 3.2 to 4.2 also found in some animal’s milk. But less
than 2 % fat containing milk must be rejected.
6.3 CLR Test or Density Measurement
In milk-vita Tested milk’s specific gravity was 1.0286 which means no water was added in it.
Density or specific gravity of milk vary from animal to animal. Normal density or gravity of
Cow milk range is between 1.028 – 1.030 and for Buffalo milk 1.030 to 1.032. Sugar and flour
is added to increase the density of milk by dishonest people.
6.4 Peroxidase Test
Peroxidase Positive (+) = Blue color
Peroxidase Negative (-) = White Color
In milk-vita we found peroxidase positive regularly. Peroxidase Positive milk must be rejected
for further process.
6.5 Soda Test
Soda Positive (+) = Red rose or Brick red color
Soda Negative (-) = Orange color
In milk-vita soda test was negative. To increase the foaming of milk soda is intentionally added
by dishonest people. Soda Positive milk must be rejected.
6.6 Salt Test

Salt Positive (+) = Yellow color
Salt Negative (-) = Brown color
Salt test was negative in milk-vita. Salt test positive milk is known as adulterated milk. So salt
test positive milk must be rejected. Salt is added to milk to increase the SNF content of milk.
6.7 Sugar Test
Sugar Positive (+) = Brick red color

Sugar Negative (-) = Slightly red color
In milk-vita Sugar test was negative all the time. Sugar positive milk is adulterated milk.
Sugar is added intentionally by dishonest people to increase the carbohydrate content of milk. It
also added to increase the density of milk.
6.8 Clot-on-Boiling Test
Generally above 0.22% of lactic acid in milk gives test positive. Such milk can’t stand for heat
treatment. So this kind of milk is not acceptable for processing or further heat treatment.
6.9 Microbiological Test
Total bacterial count was 18thousand/ml.
30 to 35 thousand total bacterial count is acceptable.
Coliform count was 8/ml.
According to standard coliform count range should be less than 10/ml is acceptable.
Proper Pasteurization is necessary to kill these micro-organisms. It is essential to kill them

because they are harmful for consumption. They can cause many disease in human.
6.10 C.I.P
C.I.P Positive (+) = Pink color
C.I.P Negative (-) = No color
In milk vita C.I.P found negative regularly except 1time.

Conclusion
The dairy sector of the country is one of the principal agricultural industry. Since the basic
national objective is to provide inputs to farmers at low cost and to reduce the income gap between
rich and the poor, the present Government is keen to undertake Programs in the light of the
objectives outlined. In the tune, it has been recognized that some rural benefits are already flowing
to a group of co-operatively organized small farmers through the Bangladesh Milk producers’ Co-
operative Union Limited (BMPCUL).
This internship program helped to learn lots of things about dairy products. It has covered both
production and quality control site. It was a great opportunity to know about milk-vita and its
regular works. The experienced of this program will be helpful for future. This experienced also
helped to know about processing of some dairy products such as pasteurized milk, chocolate milk,
ice-cream, Laban, yoghurt etc. It will be helpful in future to conduct adulteration test of dairy
products. Adulteration test of milk such as soda test, salt test, sugar test etc have been learned
there. This internship program helped to know about practical work at dairy industry.

Reference
1. Milk Vita Website.

2. Hossen, MS, SS Hossain, AKFH Bhuiyan, MA Hoque, and MAS Talukder.
"Comparison of some Important Dairy Traits of Crossbred Cows at Baghabarighat Milk
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An Internship Report

Dhaka Dairy Plant (Milk-vita)

Prof. Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain

Department of Nutrition & Food Engineering

Daffodil International University

Department of Nutrition and Food Engineering

Daffodil International University

Date of Submission: 20 December, 2018

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Professor Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain

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Department of Nutrition and Food Engineering

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The encouragement as a continued source of inspiration provided by our parents is fully

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Professor Dr. Md. Bellal Hossain MS. Najia Kamrul

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Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited (BMPCUL) which is known as

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Chapter No. Topic Name Page No.

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I have prepared this report as required in completion of my attachment course in regarding

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1.2 Milk Composition

Name For 100 % Amount

Lactose Carbohydrate 4.9%

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The study and internship program have following purposes:

 To come out from textbooks and learn about real world.

 To learn about competency and efficiency of real work environment.

 To get closer contact with job seekers.

 To fulfill the requirement of NFE Program.

 To compare the real scenario with the lessons learned in DIU.

 To know about Milk-vita.

 To learn about production and quality control of dairy products.

1. Our Mission is to gain self-sufficiency in the dairy sector within 2025.

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1.5 Objective of the Study

Objective of this study is divided into two types.

More specifically this study contains following aspects:

 To have an idea of activities Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited

 To know different activities of this organization.

 To give an overview of Bangladesh Milk Producers Co-operative Union Limited

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Collection of Primary Data

 Face to face conversation with the officers

 Face to face conversation with the members

 Disbursements process in center room

 Area Office work

Collection of Secondary Data

 Branch activities of practical orientation

 Various publications on Milk Vita

 Annual report of Milk Vita

 Milk vita different Report

 Milk vita Files

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•To present an over view Milk Vita.