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U.S. Army completes dairy pasteurization audit training in Denmark

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U.S. Army Veterinary Corps officers traveled to Kolding, Denmark, to complete Europe Dairy Pasteurization Audit Training. The course included on-site evaluations at eight Danish dairy facilities currently approved for U.S. military procurement. The training aims to ensure that dairy received by military members overseas meets or exceeds U.S. standards.

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The training provides officers with skills to evaluate pasteurization technology in different regions. This helps ensure that commercial milk supplied to military personnel abroad complies with the Food and Drug Administration’s Pasteurized Milk Ordinance.

The U.S. Army is involved in multinational training exercises, coordinating with British Army units and working alongside Danish tank crews and allied forces.

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  • ArmyConducted the training and set standards for military dairy procurement.
  • DenmarkHosted the training and provided facilities for dairy facility evaluations.

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