VI. Milk Powder
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Infant formula is an important source of nutrition for many infants and the elderly. However, even within its shelf life, infant formula can still develop problems.
If, after opening the packaging of milk powder, you find clumps of powder that are not easily broken apart by a gentle tap due to moisture, but rather are relatively hard clumps, this indicates that the milk powder has spoiled.
Spoiled milk powder may harbor bacteria or mold, which could affect health if consumed. Additionally, an unusual odor, such as a sour or musty smell, is also a sign that the milk powder has spoiled.
Milk powder needs to be stored in a dry, cool environment. If it is not stored properly, it can easily spoil.
Therefore, if you find any signs of spoilage in the milk powder mentioned above, do not feed it to children or the elderly; discard it immediately.
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