Allows unpasteurized milk sales directly from farms or off-farm locations with a permit.
SB2702 amends the Grade A Pasteurized Milk and Milk Products Act to allow exceptions to the pasteurization requirement for milk. Milk produced according to Department of Public Health rules can be sold or distributed directly to consumers on the dairy farm premises or at off-farm locations or through delivery, provided the producer holds a raw milk permit and meets all sanitary, labeling, recordkeeping, and transportation requirements. This ensures consumer safety while allowing direct sales from farms.
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