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The amount of fat in milk can influence its susceptibility to spoilage. Higher fat content can provide a more favorable environment for bacteria to grow, potentially increasing the rate of spoilage. Additionally, fat can oxidize over time, leading to off-flavors and rancidity in the milk.

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