Sean Rameswaram

There's a lot of questions now about bird flu in the raw milk.

Your thoughts?

Do you guys ever have people show up here who are curious about raw milk for their pets or maybe for another purpose?

Who talk about those anxieties around, you know, listeria, salmonella, anything like that, and then have questions for you guys?

to the processor and then onto our shelves.

You would tell someone who showed up here with some anxieties over raw milk not to worry about it?

I would never tell them that.

That's the thing, right?

If I lived in Pennsylvania, I could give you a whole lot of different answers.

But if they're worried or concerned, I would tell them not to drink it.

There's always a chance.

I wouldn't buy raw milk for me to consume or my family if I wasn't able to visit the farm and see how the practices are.

And if you can't visit the farm, I wouldn't drink their milk.

Okay.

And obviously that's not how most Americans consume their food.

Correct.

I think if you're buying raw milk, it should come from your state and it should come from your farmer.

Now, if I were to ask about trying some raw milk, how does that work in the state of Maryland?

Now, I can't buy some to try right now, to say I lived a little bit while I was out here, but I could buy some for my mom's dog.

Yeah, milk for cats and dogs, yeah.