This is small farms, not anything in huge scale. I really don’t see the problem. I’ve personally never had issues from any local farms with any of their non pasteurized products, but I know there’s always a risk.
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2023
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More states legalize sales of unpasteurized milk, despite public health warnings
(medicalxpress.com)
Unpasteurized milk products are common in Europe
I’m guessing you all process your animal products very, wildly different than we do. Probably also raise them pretty differently too. I wouldn’t trust unpasteurized dairy/eggs from a factory farm. Nope. No way.
The lady who has some chickens wants to give Tim some? I’m. Yes please. Or the lady with some goats who makes cheese and beauty products. Totally. Bring it on.
Different things here.
All safety regulations are written in blood. This one is about to be rewritten in blood.