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The bill would establish a raw milk permit program, and allow raw milk to be sold by those who acquire a permit – at the farm or property where the raw milk is processed. Specific labeling (and property signage) would be required, informing consumers that “Raw Milk Is Not Pasteurized and May Contain Organisms that Cause Human Disease.”
New Jersey Bill Would Allow Raw Milk Sales, Reject Federal Prohibition Scheme TRENTON, N.J. (Jan. 20, 2021) – A bill filed in the New Jersey Assembly would allow raw milk sales in the state and take a step toward nullifying a federal prohibition scheme in effect. Assembly bill 585 (A585) is a carryover of 2020 Assembly Bill 502, both introduced by John DiMaio (R), with several co-sponsors. The bill would establish a raw milk permit program, and allow raw milk to be sold by those who acquire a permit – at the farm or property where the raw milk is processed. Specific labeling (and property...