The Blue Lake
Rancheria of California has removed all raw milk products from its convenience store.
The tribe began selling products from Organic Pastures
Dairy after passing an ordinance to regulate raw milk on the reservation.
But the items were pulled after the California Department of Food and Agriculture issued a recall, blaming the company for causing illnesses in five children.
”We've pulled all the products, even the ones that weren't subject to the recall,” spokesperson Jana Ganion told The Eureka Times-Standard. “We have notices up on the display case and on the front of the store.”
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Statewide recall issued against Organic Pastures raw milk; Blue Lake Rancheria pulled items from convenience store
(The Eureka Times-Standard 11/17)
Related Stories:
Blue Lake Rancheria approves ordinance for sales of raw milk (3/18)
Blue Lake Rancheria removes raw milk products following recall
Posted: Thursday, November 17, 2011
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