My assumption... possibly Ohio and Indiana had a bad outbreak where people died, so they were able to vilify raw milk? Or people weren't paying attention and legislators did what they wanted?
I started searching for potential outbreaks of raw milk contamination causing major illnesses or deaths, and stumbled upon this interesting study:
My assumption... possibly Ohio and Indiana had a bad outbreak where people died, so they were able to vilify raw milk? Or people weren't paying attention and legislators did what they wanted?
I started searching for potential outbreaks of raw milk contamination causing major illnesses or deaths, and stumbled upon this interesting study:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6140832/