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ihlr-18884	Anderson, Christopher M.	Striking a Balance: Regulation of Raw Milk and a New Approach for Indiana	2013	40	.pdf	application/pdf	13132	516	59	The BOAH report finds that including Indiana, twenty states do not allow the sale of raw milk to consumers, while thirty states allow some form of selling raw milk.145 Among the thirty states that do allow some form of raw milk sales, there is no overarching standard or regulation that all of the states use; however, virtually all of the thirty states do have some sort of regulatory system in place addressing the production and sale of raw milk.146 The large majority of states that do allow raw milk sales prohibit resale of the milk, and they also do not allow raw milk to be served in restaurants, hotels, schools, and health care facilities.147 Of the thirty states, eighteen do not allow raw milk sales anywhere except on the farm where the milk was produced. Only a small number of states have a limit on the number of cows or goats that can be milked or on how much milk can be sold at a time.153 Of the thirty states that allow raw milk sales to consumers, almost all of them require the raw milk producer to be licensed with the state and undergo regular sanitation testing to reduce the chance of raw milk being contaminated with pathogens.	cache/ihlr-18884.pdf	txt/ihlr-18884.txt