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Code · Michigan · Chapter 288 — Dairy Industry

288.731 Manufacturing or processing cheese; pasteurization temperature and time standards; equipment.

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288.731 Manufacturing or processing cheese; pasteurization temperature and time standards; equipment.
Sec. 171.
(1)A person that manufactures or processes cheese shall pasteurize milk to be used for making cheese or cheese culture by subjecting every particle of the milk to a minimum temperature of 161°F (72°C) for not less than 15 seconds or to other pasteurization temperature and time standards listed in section 137, except as provided for in section 138. A person that manufactures or processes cheese shall equip high temperature short-time pasteurization units with the proper controls and equipment to assure pasteurization. Milk held more than 2 hours between time of receipt or pasteurization and culturing shall be cooled to 45°F (7°C) or lower, until the time of culturing.
(2)A person that manufactures or processes cheese and engages in vat pasteurization shall use only equipment meeting the requirements of sanitary standards.
History: 2001, Act 267 , Eff. Feb. 8, 2002
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