Influence of storage on physicochemical properties of spray-dried infant milk formula powders containing different whey protein-to-casein ratios
Key Points
Storage duration influences the physicochemical properties of the infant formula powders significantly, and alters texture and stability.
The analysis found that increased whey protein ratios led to notable changes in moisture content and solubility.
Observational analysis focused on the impact of storage on different whey protein-to-casein ratios in the infant formulas.
The findings highlight the importance of storage conditions, suggesting the need for careful handling of these formulas.
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