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Raw milk from unlicensed dairy linked to E. coli illness in children
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Food safety attorney Bill Marler is praising a ProPublica investigation by Annie Waldman into two young girls who developed E. coli O157:H7 and hemolytic uremic syndrome after exposure to an unlicensed goat dairy in California. The dairy was able to sell its milk as 'pet food' to evade regulation, and the state allowed it to walk away without consequences. The case has renewed debate over raw milk regulation loopholes in the US.
Why now: A new ProPublica investigation into raw milk sold as pet food after children fell seriously ill is drawing food safety attention.
Annie WaldmanProPublicaBill MarlerCaliforniaE. coli O157:H7
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Evidence
- 10 Types of Cheese Recalled Nationwide Due to E. Coli Outbreak · EatingWell
- Hats Off to Annie Waldman and ProPublica: Two Little Girls, One Unlicensed Goat Dairy, E. coli O157:H7 and HUS, and California Let It Walk Away as “Pet Food” · Marler Blog
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