Food Hygiene (Wales) Regulations 2006
The Welsh devolved legislation governing raw drinking milk production and direct sales in Wales.
View Official Resource →Farm-direct sales legal under the same framework as England — farm gate, vending machines, and online delivery permitted.
Raw drinking milk may be sold directly to consumers in Wales under the same framework as England. Permitted sales channels include farm gate sales, on-farm vending machines, online direct delivery, and registered farmers markets. Sale through retail shops is prohibited.
Wales has its own devolved food hygiene legislation — the Food Hygiene (Wales) Regulations 2006 — but the practical requirements mirror those in England. Farms must register with the Food Standards Agency Wales and submit to twice-yearly inspections by the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA). Wales requires statutory health warning labels for raw milk from all farmed species, including sheep, goat, and buffalo.
Official government documents and legal resources for Wales
The Welsh devolved legislation governing raw drinking milk production and direct sales in Wales.
View Official Resource →FSA guidance covering England and Wales — registration, hygiene standards, and permitted sales channels.
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