Hold order lifted on Idaho dairy after two potentially sickened with crypto

Raw goat milk tested at Treasured Sunrise Acres turned up negative for an illness that left two sick in August.

napoleon.raw.milkThe hold order preventing the Parma dairy farm from selling its milk was lifted Sept. 18, according to a post on the dairy’s Facebook page.

Public health officials recommended the public throw away any raw milk bought from the dairy between Aug. 24 and Aug. 31, but the release of the hold order posted to the Facebook page said all the samples of raw goat and cow milk tested negative for cryptosporidiosis.

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