Interstate Milk Freedom Act: Easier Access to Raw Milk Products
This bill prevents the federal government from interfering with the transport of unpasteurized milk between states where its sale is legal. It aims to give consumers more freedom to choose raw dairy products across state lines.
Key points
Federal agencies cannot ban interstate raw milk trade if both the origin and destination states allow it.
Products must be packaged for direct consumption and follow the origin state's labeling and safety rules.
The law covers milk and various milk products, including butter, cheese, yogurt, and ice cream.
It protects 'cowshare' programs, where consumers contractually own a share of a farm animal to receive its milk.
Status:
Introduced
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