Mississippi HB784 exempts owners of goats, cows, or sheep from milk regulation when using milk for personal consumption.
Mississippi HB784 amends the state code to clarify that the regulation of milk and milk products does not prevent owners of goats, cows, or sheep from using milk from their animals for personal consumption. The bill also allows for incidental sales of raw goat milk under specific conditions, such as direct sales to consumers on the premises where the milk is produced and limiting the number of goats to nine. The State Board of Health retains oversight over milk production, processing, and sale to ensure public health.
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