RAWMI-Certified Near Newark, NJ
4 rawmi-certified sources found nearby
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About RAWMI-Listed Sources Near Newark, NJ
RAWMI (Raw Milk Institute) Listed farms have demonstrated their commitment to producing low-risk raw milk by adhering to internationally recognized Common Standards for raw milk safety. Sources near Newark, NJ may include:
- RAWMI-Listed Farms: Farms that have completed RAWMI's Risk Analysis and Management Plan (RAMP) and passed on-farm audits covering herd health, cleanliness, and pathogen management
- Monthly-Tested Operations: RAWMI farms submit to regular testing for coliform bacteria and Standard Plate Count, with pathogen testing protocols and transparent reporting
- Herdshare Programs: Some RAWMI-listed farms operate as herdshares, providing legal access to raw milk in states where direct retail sale is restricted
- Direct Farm Sales: RAWMI-listed farms selling direct to consumers through on-farm stores or pre-order pickup where regulations permit
- Drop Locations: Some RAWMI farms deliver to coordinated pickup points serving customers in your region
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RAWMI-Certified Availability Near Newark, NJ
Within 200 miles of Newark, NJ: 3 farms with direct sales and 1 off-farm source.
RAWMI-Certified Sources Near Newark, NJ
4 sources found
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Family Cow pickup in Morrisville
246 North Delmorr Avenue
Morrisville, PA
US 19067Organically grassfed, raw dairy products from Jersey cows... Fresh raw A2 milk, butter, cream, cheese, kefir just as if you had your own family cow! :)
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Churchtown Dairy
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Hudson, NY
US 12534A certified Biodynamic farm producing raw milk, cheese, beef, pork and medicinal herbs in Hudson, NY. Direct farm sales only.View Churchtown Dairy's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Hudson, NY.
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The Family Cow
3854 Olde Scotland Road
Chambersburg, PA
US 17202Organically grassfed, raw dairy products from Jersey cows... Fresh raw A2 milk, butter, cream, cheese, kefir just as if you had your own family cow! :)
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Hillside Springs Homestead
4612 Vermont 140
Poultney, VT
US 05764On farm sales, farmer's markets, and CSA deliveries.View Hillside Springs Homestead's location, social media, contact info, and all other info added to the map in Poultney, VT.
Hillside Springs Homestead
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