Finland to OK raw milk sales?

Sales of raw milk have been strictly regulated in Finland due to the risk of bacterial infections, but now the Ministry of Agriculture is preparing an ordinance based on the belief that no restrictions should be placed on milk sales, as long as producers and consumers carefully follow the directives handed down by authorities.

In June, several people fell ill after drinking raw milk bought directly from a farm in south-western Finland. They included a four-year-old who was hospitalized in intensive care.

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