Raw milk producers will be subject to tough new restrictions, making it harder to sell the product for human consumption, the Victorian Government has said. Under the new regulations, dairy farmers producing milk must either make it safe for human consumption or make it unpalatable by adding a bittering agent. Raw milk producers will have to either treat the milk with a pasteurisation process to make sure that any harmful bacteria are killed before there is a risk that consumers will drink it, Victorian Minister for Consumer Affairs Jane Garrett said. If they dont wish to go through this pasteurisation process, they will be required to add a very small drop of an agent that makes the milk entirely unpalatable. This means that the smallest amount will make the individual recoil in horror, which will prevent absolutely the deliberate or accidental consumption. mobile.abc.net.au/news/2014-12-28/victorian-government-new-regulations-for-raw-milk/5990172
Posted on: Sun, 28 Dec 2014 17:30:19 +0000
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