Summary
A proposed bill in the U.S. House could allow the sale of raw milk across state lines if both states permit it. The bill aims to stop federal agencies from restricting these sales and would leave regulation to state laws.
Key Facts
- A bipartisan bill in the House seeks to change federal rules on raw milk sales between states.
- The bill is called the Interstate Milk Freedom Act.
- It was introduced by Republican Representative Thomas Massie and Democratic Representative Chellie Pingree.
- The proposal would lift federal bans on interstate raw milk sales if the involved states both allow it.
- States would still control their own laws regarding raw milk sales.
- The FDA currently bans interstate raw milk sales, but the bill challenges this authority.
- The bill is heading to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce for review.
