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The milk that you have at home obviously comes from a cow but how does it get to youre fridge, well here is the full tutorial. first you obviously need a cow to get milk or a sheep but cows are better, then you have to wait for the cow to be readyto give milk, once it's ready you must milk the cow twice a day this is mostly done by machines. Then the milk is stored in refrigerated tanks, where they will stay for a day or two, then the milk is transferred from the tanks into a refrigerated tanker truck. did you know that 300 tanker trucks travel Quebec's roads to collect milk, every year, some 8000 Quebec dairy farms produce almost 3 billion litres of milk now that is a lot. After all that the milk arrives at at processing plant, where milk is seperated into skimmed milk and cream, it is then subjected to pasteurization and homogenization, about 25% of the milk is put into bottles, bags or cartons. After all that the milk is sent at every store, then you by the milk. and thats how milk is braught to your fridge.
Did you know that after the food is ready at the farms it then has to travel 2400km across Quebec. in Quebec only 3/4 of trucks that travel the 2400km trip carry food on board and probably the most exported product in Quebec is meat (beef, pork, poultry, mutton,lamb).
Did you know that after the food is ready at the farms it then has to travel 2400km across Quebec. in Quebec only 3/4 of trucks that travel the 2400km trip carry food on board and probably the most exported product in Quebec is meat (beef, pork, poultry, mutton,lamb).
