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    https://csirspace.foodresearchgh.org/handle/1/148| Title: | The chemical composition of fresh and evaporated milk of cow marketed in Ghana | 
| Authors: | Ankrah, E. K. | 
| Keywords: | Chemical composition;Proximate analysis;Proximate composition;Ghana;Evaporated milk;Cow milk;Fresh milk | 
| Issue Date: | 1973 | 
| Publisher: | Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Ghana | 
| Citation: | Ghana Journal Of Agricultural Science, 6 (2), 109-111 | 
| Abstract: | The chemical composition of fresh milk and evaporated milk of cow from both local and imported sources was determined. The imported types of fresh milk and evaporated milk contained over 3% and 9% butterfat respectively; these figures agreed with the label declaration. The locally-produced fresh milk samples were found to contain mean values ranging from 2·76 % to 7·50% for butterfat, 11'62% to 15·19% for total solids, 2·99% to 3'63% for protein and 0·59% to 0'62% for ash. Crossbreeds of Jersey and any of the local breeds of Jersey and any local breeds of cattle produce milk of high chemical composition | 
| URI: | https://csirspace.foodresearchgh.site/handle/1/148 | 
| ISSN: | 0855-0042 | 
| Journal Name: | Ghana Journal Of Agricultural Science | 
| Appears in Collections: | Food Research Institute | 
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