California Suspends Raw Farm Milk Distribution Over Bird Flu Concerns

California officials have temporarily suspended the distribution of Raw Farm milk products after detecting bird flu virus in samples from the company's bottling facility. The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) conducted tests last week on milk stored in bulk containers and bottled products. Authorities confirmed that all tested milk remained at the Raw Farm plant and was not distributed to consumers. This precautionary measure was taken to ensure public safety while further investigations continue. In a statement posted on social media, Raw Farm acknowledged the situation, expressing its commitment to working closely with the CDFA to address the issue and maintain regulatory compliance. The company apologized to its customers for the inconvenience, noting that the suspension would result in temporary supply shortages. "While this news is concerning, we want to assure everyone that we are fully cooperating with state officials and are doing everything possible to resolve this matter promptly," the company wrote. Raw milk, which is unpasteurized, is known for its nutritional benefits but carries risks of contamination. The detection of bird flu highlights the importance of rigorous monitoring to prevent potential health threats. Consumers who rely on Raw Farm products should prepare for delays as the company works to resume normal operations. For updates, Raw Farm recommends following its official communication channels.