Amish farmer Amos Miller faced legal action for selling unpasteurized raw milk without a permit after two Shiga toxin illnesses were traced to his products, leading to court battles.
Despite a ruling preventing him from selling raw milk products without a permit locally, Miller was allowed to continue sales to private customers in other states where regulations differed.
FDA prohibits interstate sales of unpasteurized raw milk, with regulations enforced since 1987 under the Pasteurized Milk Ordinance, causing challenges for farmers like Amos Miller.
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