Non Fat Dry Milk is obtained by pasteurizing, condensing and drying skim milk. The powder is a result of the removal of the fat and water from fresh Grade A milk. It meets the standards of the American Dairy Products Institute and the U.S. Department of Agriculture as Extra Grade Low Heat Nonfat Dry Milk. It has a white to light cream/natural color and has a clean, pleasing flavor. Non fat dry milk low heat is used in frozen deserts, cheese, yogurt, dairy beverages, bakery products, custards, gravies, sauces, frozen foods, packaged dry mixes, processed meats, soups, infant formulas, snack foods and cosmetics.
Far West Distributors Inc. is a global marketer of quality U.S. food ingredients and dairy products. They offer a large assortment of recognized brands, which allows for flexibility to access most any product necessary when needed. All products have passed state and federal guidelines for quality and wholesomeness. They represent nearly all major dairy manufacturers in the United States.
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