"Utah's raw milk dairies ask lawmakers to streamline rules for handling a food-related outbreak" - Salt Lake Tribune

Utah lawmakers are considering a bill to create a protocol for state officials when raw milk is suspected of causing an outbreak of a foodborne illness — a move one milk producer said should bring clarity to a process that can create “a really long waiting game.”

HB414 would also change the process through which a raw milk dairy’s permit can be suspended if the dairy is found to be the source of milk that caused such an outbreak. Read the rest of the article here.

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