Health aspects of cheese

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1 8 UMB Health aspects of cheese Symposium in Drøbak Norway 6-8 th of October 2009 Programme

2 Tuesday 6th of October Registration Lunch Symposium opening Siv Skeie, Coordinator of the NordOst network + Session A : Probiotic microorganisms in cheese Chairman: Siv Skeie Key note speaker: Probiotic cheese, Dr. Vesa Joutsjoki, MTT, Finland Discussion Oral presentations: Probiotic cheese with Lactobacillus GG. Hanna Jatila, Valio Ltd R&D, Finland Assessment of In vitro methods for the evaluation of the probiotic potential. Professor Judith Narvhus, Norwegian University of Life Coffee break Elaboration of L. plantarum TENSIA Comprising Probiotic Estonian Cheese. Merle Rätsep, Bio-Competence Centre of Healthy Dairy Products Ltd, Estonia Summing up Guided tour on the island (10 15 pr groups) Dinner at Forpleiningen

3 Wednesday 7 th of October Session B: Functional compounds in cheese Chairman: Rimantas Venskutonis Key note speaker: Bioactive Compounds in Swiss Cheese. Dr. Barbara Walther from Agroscope Liebefeld-Posieux Research Station (ALP), Switzerland Oral presentations: Combinations of strains of Lactobacillus helveticus and Lactobacillus delbrueckii modify the anti-hypertensive activity in Swiss-type cheeses. Dr. Valerie Gagnaire, INRA-Rennes, France ACE inhibition potential of Gammelost during ripening. Tahir Mahmood Qureshi, Norwegian University of Life Coffe break& poster session Cheese Powder of Matured Cheeses as Natural Flavour Enhancer. Dr. Camilla Varming, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Peculiarities of Proteolysis in Finnish and Estonian Open Texture Cheeses. Anastassia Taivosalo, Tallinn Technical University, Estonia Poster presentations Increasing cheese functionality with Rosacea extracts: effects on growth and survival of lactic acid bacteria. Milda Pukaslskiene, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania First steps in the development of functional product by using plant origin bioactive components in white Lithuanian cheese. Danute Venskutoine, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Effect of copper in the microflora and in the final quality of Finnish Emmental cheese. Dr. Lourdes Mato Rodríguez. University of Helsinki, Finland Effects of Seasonal Variation in Milk Composition on the Quality of Cheese. Kell Andersen, Århus University, Denmark Summing up

4 Session C: Reduced component cheese (Low fat and low salt) Chairman: Tiiu-Maie Laht 1 st Key note speaker The roles of fat and salt in cheese. Professor Paul McSweeney, University College Cork, Ireland Lunch 2 nd Key note speaker Scandinavian research in forefront of low-fat cheese development. Professor Siv Skeie, Norwegian University of Life Sciences & Professor Ylva Ardö, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Discussion Oral presentations: Experimental design: Reduced fat Cheddar cheese Kim Marius Moe, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway Dynamics of microbial population during the ripening of reduced fat Cheddar cheese. Aleksandra Stjepanovic, Norwegian University of Life Modified electron microscopy techniques for the examination of the microstructural properties of low-fat Cheddar cheese made with different adjunct cultures and addition of skim-milk or butter-milk powders. Dr. Ehab Romeih, University of Cairo, Egypt and Norwegian University of Life Coffee break & poster session

5 Session D: Too low fat cheese for health? Chairman: Inga Ciprovica Key note speaker Health aspects on milk fat in cheese Professor Tine Tholstrup, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Discussion Poster presentations: Session C & D Use of Lactic Acid Bacteria and Enzymes to Improve Flavour and Texture of Low-Salt Cheese. Kirsten Kastberg Møller, University of Copenhagen, Denmark The Ability of Dairy Lactococci and Lactobacilli to Utilize Milk Fat Globule Membrane Carbohydrates. Kim Marius Moe, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway Effect of Milk Fat Content on Rennet Coagulation Properties and Whey Drainage. Wiem Bel Hadj Hmida. University of Food Industries of Tunis, Tunisia Are reduced fat cheeses a risk for health? Tiina Ritvanen, Finnish Food Safety Authority Evira, Finland Summing up Session C & D Dinner at the Fort

6 Thursday 8 th of October Session E: Maturation of cheese varieties of the Nordic Countries Chairman: Ylva Ardö Oral presentations: Ripening of semi hard Norwegian cheese varieties Hilde Kraggerud, Tine BA & Norwegian University of Life Characterisation of proteolysis during ripening of Grevé Ulrika Rehn, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Cheese eye formation measurement with laser camera Hanna Jatila, Valio Ltd R&D, Finland Microbial Characterization of Finnish and Estonian Open Texture Cheeses: Manufacturing and Ripening Irina Stulova, Tallinn Technical University, Estonia Coffebreak Quality of Latvian semi-hard cheeses. Alla Miķelsone, Latvian University of Agriculture. Latvia Traditional Lithuanian Cottage Type Cheese: Factors Affecting Texture. Professor Daiva Leskaukaite, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Summing up Summing up of NordOst: What did we achieve? - Related to the objective in the project? Professor Siv Skeie, Norwegian University of Life Lunch Ferry to Drøbak: 13.15, 13.45, 14.45, Bus to Oslo: 13.57, arrives Oslo at 14.54, train to Gardermoen from Oslo 15.05, arrives at Gardermoen If enough people we will order a maxi taxi to Gardermoen

7 Post Symposium Tour, Thursday 8 th to Friday 9 th of October Thursday 8 th of October - Bergen Around Flight Gardermoen - Bergen Around Arrival Bergen Around Arrival Hotel Exploring Bergen Dinner at the restaurant on Fløyen: Friday 9 th of October Boat-trip from Bergen to Sognefjorden (Bergen Vik) Lunch at Tine Meieriet Vest avd. Vik This is the only dairy in the world that produces the famous Gammelost Visit at Hopperstad stave church from 1140 (Probably Norway s second oldest) and Hove Stone church (probably one of Norway s oldest stone buildings Bus over Vikjafjellet Coffee in Gudvangen Ca Arrival at Fretheim hotel in Flåm Saturday 10th of October Mountain walks or strolls around in Flåm Departure with the Flåm railway to Myrdal Myrdal Bergen Departure: Plain from Bergen to Copenhagen There are direct flights from Bergen to most European cities but not on Saturday. An extra day in Bergen might however be recommended:

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