Minnesota SF490 allows registered small farm producers with fewer than 12 animal units to sell fluid raw milk and raw milk products directly to.

Minnesota SF490 permits registered small farm producers with fewer than 12 animal units to sell fluid raw milk and raw milk products directly to consumers. These producers must register annually with the commissioner, with a $50 fee for sales up to $78,000 per year. They must also complete a food safety and animal health class and ensure their animals are tested for tuberculosis and brucellosis. The bill exempts these producers from pasteurization requirements and local licensing provisions.

Minnesota SF490 allows registered small farm producers with fewer than 12 animal units to sell fluid raw milk and raw milk products directly to.

Minnesota SF490 permits registered small farm producers with fewer than 12 animal units to sell fluid raw milk and raw milk products directly to consumers. These producers must register annually with the commissioner, with a $50 fee for sales up to $78,000 per year. They must also complete a food safety and animal health class and ensure their animals are tested for tuberculosis and brucellosis. The bill exempts these producers from pasteurization requirements and local licensing provisions.