The distribution methods used via these agreements are illegal under rules that came into effect in 2016. They require dairy farmers to register if they want to produce raw milk, and follow hygiene rules for bottling, storing and distributing the milk.
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Ministry for Primary Industries compliance director Gary Orr confirmed on Friday charges have been laid. That s because unpasteurised milk that hasn t been treated carries more risk of food poisoning and has been linked to gastrointestinal outbreaks. Gary Orr, the ministry’s director of compliance services, confirmed the charges in a statement to
Stuff on Friday. The charges vary from supplier to supplier, but relate to failing to comply with the Animal Products Act, breaches of notices and obstruction.