Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería (MAG) — El Salvador
El Salvador's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. Primary regulatory authority for dairy production and quality standards including milk safety requirements.
View Official Resource →Pasteurization required under MAG and Ministerio de Salud regulations. Traditional farm-direct and market sales of raw milk are practiced, particularly in rural areas.
El Salvador requires pasteurization for commercially sold milk under regulations enforced by the Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganadería (MAG) and the Ministerio de Salud. Technical standards developed by the Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT) set quality requirements for raw milk in the context of primary production and processing. The Centro Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria y Forestal (CENTA) under MAG supports dairy development and quality standards.
Traditional raw milk sales at local markets and directly from farms are widely practiced in El Salvador's rural areas, with informal distribution common in agricultural communities. These sales operate without formal authorization and with minimal enforcement of pasteurization requirements at the small-producer level.
Official government documents and legal resources for El Salvador
El Salvador's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock. Primary regulatory authority for dairy production and quality standards including milk safety requirements.
View Official Resource →Search for raw milk sources near popular locations in El Salvador
Mapping raw milk sources by hand since 2018.
Tips keep it free and updated daily.
Enter an amount of $1 or more.
✓ You're supporting a free community resource. This is a tip/donation, not a purchase of milk or products.
Designed and coded from scratch. The same developer builds MVPs, internal business systems, and writes about it.
11 million US adults drink raw milk, ten times swill milk era New York. Twenty years of data show the 1850s death toll has not returned. Here’s why.
RFK Jr. could open interstate raw milk sales, fix FDA warnings and ease enforcement. He hasn’t used his position to do so. Here is how each option would work.
DATCP suspended Grassway Organics’ license and seeks $10,000 plus $50 a day. What the case means for raw milk access in Wisconsin.
No global count exists. National surveys find 4% to 19% of people drink raw milk in high-income countries, and most milk in developing countries is sold raw.
About 4% of US adults, roughly 11 million people, drank raw milk in the past year, and about 1% drink it weekly. Six national surveys compared.
The AAP is calling for a raw milk ban while states vote to expand access. Its own numbers show no emergency, and the call deepens the real one: lost trust.