Raw milk legalized in West Virginia
Get Raw Milk • 3/30/2024
Raw milk on-farm sales will become legal in West Virginia, law effective June 2024.
Read Article →Herdshares and on-farm sales legal
Latest developments and news related to raw milk in West Virginia
Get Raw Milk • 3/30/2024
Raw milk on-farm sales will become legal in West Virginia, law effective June 2024.
Read Article →Get Raw Milk • 2/6/2024
Two bills are progressing through the West Virginia Legislature to legalize raw milk. Find the bill text and links here.
Read Article →Official government documents and legal resources for West Virginia
Alaska Legislature • Updated 3/26/2023
Allows for cow, goat, and sheep raw milk sales direct-to-consumer and through retail establishments.
View Official Resource →Alaska Legislature • Updated 7/13/2021
Excerpt: An individual who has an ownership interest in a milk-producing animal may pay or reimburse another individual owner of the animal the costs incurred to (1) board, milk, and care for the animal; and (2) share raw milk and raw milk products produced from the milk other owners of the animal.
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