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Chemical composition and food value of milk and dairy products, presented in the market of the Republic of Belarus

Abstract

Milk and dairy products occupy one of the leading positions in the diet of most population groups. These products are rich in vitamins, minerals and essential amino acids, which are necessary for normal functioning of the body. In order to establish the list of the most consumed by the population of the Republic of Belarus dairy products, research of consumer preferences regarding this group of products were conducted. To obtain reasonable data on the chemical composition and nutritional value of milk and dairy products most consumed by the population of the republic, an analysis of literature sources on paper and electronic media, report data and technological documentation, as well as laboratory studies of the microelement and vitamin composition of milk and dairy products in the country's market was made. The comparative analysis of the obtained data on the microelement composition of common dairy products with the data on tables of the chemical composition and caloric content of food products of the Russian Federation and the United Kingdom found that the discrepancy between the values of the micronutrient content in some dairy products represented on the market of the Republic of Belarus in average is: Ca ±Δ 27.6 %; 19.1 %; Mg ±Δ 18.6 %; 0.12 %; P ±Δ 15.2 %; 10.4 %; Fe ±Δ 62.8 %; 66.3 %, vitamin B2 ±Δ 48.1 % and 21.5 % respectively.

About the Authors

H. M. Morgunova
RUE “Scientific and Practical Centre for Foodstuffs of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus”
Belarus

Morgunova Helena Mikhailovna – PhD in Engineering sciences, Assistant professor, Deputy General Director for standardization and quality of food products

29, Kozlova str., Minsk, 220037



E. V. Fedorenko
RUE “Scientific and Practical Centre for Hygiene”
Belarus

Fedorenko Ekaterina Valeryevna – PhD (Medical), Assistant professor, Doctor of the Highest Category, doctoral student, deputy director for support of the practical and health supervisory bodies and the work with EEC

8, Akademicheskaya str., Minsk, 220012



H. A. Zhurnia
RUE “Scientific and Practical Centre for Foodstuffs of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus”
Belarus

Zhurnia Hanna Alexandrovna – research fellow of the nutrition department

29, Kozlova str., Minsk, 220037



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Morgunova H.M., Fedorenko E.V., Zhurnia H.A. Chemical composition and food value of milk and dairy products, presented in the market of the Republic of Belarus. Food Industry: Science and Technology. 2018;11(4):6-20. (In Russ.)

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