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Ohio scientists and dairy groups oppose raw milk bill due to health risks and proven safety of pasteurized milk.
Ohio scientists and dairy producers oppose House Bill 406, which would allow raw milk sales with monthly testing and liability waivers, citing ongoing public health risks from pathogens like E. coli and salmonella.
The state has banned retail raw milk since 1997, and experts warn pasteurization remains essential, as bacteria can multiply rapidly despite testing.
While some farms previously sold raw milk, including Young’s Jersey Dairy, which stopped after a salmonella-related incident, the industry emphasizes that pasteurized milk safety is already ensured through strict regulations.
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Científicos de Ohio y grupos lácteos se oponen al proyecto de ley de leche cruda debido a los riesgos para la salud y la seguridad probada de la leche pasteurizada.