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Dec 28, 2007 10:47 am US/Pacific

Raw Milk Makers Sue California Over Restrictions

 CBS 5 Food
 CBS 5 Consumer

PAICINES (AP) ― Dairies that produce unpasteurized milk are suing to stop the state from enforcing strict new standards.

Claravale Farm, of Paicines, and Organic Pastures of Fresno filed the suit against the state Department of Food and Agriculture in San Benito County Superior Court Thursday.

The dairies hope to stop a law that would require raw milk to meet the same bacterial standards as pasteurized milk starting Jan. 1. They say it's not technically possible to meet those standards and keep milk raw.

Agriculture department officials haven't seen the suit. But they say raw milk producers in other states with similar standards have been able to comply.

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