Selfridges temporarily suspends the sale of raw milk10th May 2012 |
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10th May 2012
Selfridges has temporarily stopped selling unpasteurised milk after the Food Standards Agency (FSA) confirmed that the sale of raw cows’ milk from retail premises is an offence under current food hygiene regulations. The FSA and its experts insist that raw milk ... ...read on
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