Bird flu detected in raw milk sold in California as fears rise of virus spreading
No illnesses traced to batch as health officials warn consumers to avoid purchaseBird flu has been detected in a sample of raw milk sold in California raising fears about the continued spread of the virus, state officials reported.The virus was found in “one batch of cream top, whole raw milk” from Raw Farm, a dairy farm based out of Fresno, California, with a “best by” date of 27 November, said the California department of public health in a press release. Continue reading...
No illnesses traced to batch as health officials warn consumers to avoid purchase
Bird flu has been detected in a sample of raw milk sold in California raising fears about the continued spread of the virus, state officials reported.
The virus was found in “one batch of cream top, whole raw milk” from Raw Farm, a dairy farm based out of Fresno, California, with a “best by” date of 27 November, said the California department of public health in a press release. Continue reading...
