Membrane separation technology is already employed in many different applications in the food industry. In the dairy industry, crossflow filtration is used mainly for whey concentration, the reduction of bacteria and spores in skim milk, processed milk standardization, the selective fractionation of value-added milk compounds and for the regeneration of brine baths [1]. The concentration of milk using ultrafiltration (UF) for continuous cheese production is standard technology in the cheese industry when manufacturing soft and fresh cheeses. Unlike UF, in microfiltration (MF) the milk fat and caseins are concentrated, whereas the whey proteins are generally able to pass through the membrane. This yields a milk retentate of similar composition to traditional semi-hard cheese curd.