Texas HB1669 mandates permits for selling raw milk and raw milk products, with specific labeling requirements.

HB1669 amends the Texas Health and Safety Code to establish a permit system for selling raw milk and raw milk products. It defines a "raw milk coordinator" as an individual or nonprofit selling raw milk directly to consumers. Permits are required for selling raw milk, with sales limited to consumers, cooperative associations, or raw milk coordinators. Bottles and containers must be labeled with specific details, including a warning about the risks of consuming unpasteurized milk.

Texas HB1669 mandates permits for selling raw milk and raw milk products, with specific labeling requirements.

HB1669 amends the Texas Health and Safety Code to establish a permit system for selling raw milk and raw milk products. It defines a "raw milk coordinator" as an individual or nonprofit selling raw milk directly to consumers. Permits are required for selling raw milk, with sales limited to consumers, cooperative associations, or raw milk coordinators. Bottles and containers must be labeled with specific details, including a warning about the risks of consuming unpasteurized milk.