The differences in fatty acids profiles of fresh goat milk and its fermented products were a direct result of lactic acid
bacteria’s activities. Lipolysis is commonly understood to be one of the main biochemical changes significantly affecting
the characteristics and shelf-life of many dairy products [16]. The release of free fatty acids from triglycerides continues to
occur during the process of lipolysis. Individual SCFA, such as caproic, caprilic and capric acids, is particularly responsible
for the development of the unique aroma and flavour of goat milk and its fermented products.