Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr. Nasim Ahmad urged the participants learning techniques regarding dairy processing, value edition and pasteurization of milk to boost dairy sector.
Speaking on the occasion of Dairy trainings on ‘Food Safety & Halal Management Systems and Intervention in Consumer Awareness’, Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr. Nasim Ahmad urged the participants learning techniques regarding dairy processing, value edition and pasteurization of milk to boost dairy sector.
The Department of Dairy Technology of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS) Lahore in collaboration with Livestock and Dairy Development Department Punjab (L&DD) under the project of ‘Capacity Building of dairy farmers & industry stakeholders on milk value chain’ organized concluding ceremonies of five days and three days hands-on trainings on Food Safety & Halal Management Systems and Intervention in Consumer Awareness here at City Campus.
Prof Dr. Nasim Ahmad presided over the concluding ceremony of trainings and distributed certificates among participants while Project Director Dr. Muhammad Junaid and 31 participants/professionals from public and private sectors including dairy farmers, veterinary officers, dieticians & consultants were present.
Pasteurization of milk is a crucial process in the dairy industry that helps to ensure that milk is safe for human consumption by eliminating harmful bacteria that can cause illnesses. By pasteurizing milk, the dairy industry can reduce the risks of foodborne illnesses and improve the shelf life of milk.
Lahore Veterinary College, now known as the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, is a public university in the Pakistani province of Punjab. The Pakistan Veterinary Medical Council has granted it accreditation (PVMC). Pattoki and Jhang, two more teaching campuses, are located in rural parts of the Punjab.
It was one of the first institutions established by Great Britain in the Indian subcontinent and one of the oldest institutions of veterinary sciences and microbiology in Asia when it was founded in 1882.
It has maintained its position as a well-known institution for veterinary and animal sciences since its founding and carries out a wide range of microbiology research and human resource development. For a while, it shared ties with the University of Agriculture, Faisalabad, before separating into a separate organisation.