Intact casein level changes in cheese could affect quality: Study
date:Sep 10, 2012
Small alterations in intact casein levels of processed cheese could affect the quality of final product, according to a research titled The Influence of Intact Casein in Processed Cheese which was conducted by Australian food equipment manufacturer Gold Peg.

The study found that the intact casein content of naturally-produced cheese, which is used to manufacture processed cheese, contributes to the quality of the end product, reported Dairyreporter.com.

Casein, which is found in varying levels
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