Detection of Bird Flu Virus in Raw Milk in California
Fox News reports on the detection of bird flu virus in raw milk from a dairy farm in California, prompting a voluntary recall to prevent potential health risks.
Key Points
- Detection of bird flu virus in raw milk from Raw Farm in Fresno County, California
- Voluntary recall of affected raw milk with best buy date of Nov. 27
- Warning against consuming raw milk due to potential health risks
- Symptoms of infection from bird flu virus in raw milk
- Confirmation of test results by California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System
- Raw milk not pasteurized and may contain harmful germs
- Statements from owner of Raw Farm and public health officials
- Reported human cases of bird flu in California and other states
Pros
- Prompt detection and voluntary recall to prevent potential health risks
- Information provided to consumers to avoid consuming affected raw milk
Cons
- Potential health risks associated with consuming raw milk with bird flu virus