Bird Flu Virus Remnants Found In U.S. Milk Supply—FDA Says Milk Remains Safe
The FDA and Department of Agriculture also said the U.S.’s milk supply is safe because of the diversion or destruction of milk from sick cows. Though the positive samples are not an immediate cause of concern for humans, the development does indicate the bird flu outbreak among dairy cows is likely persisting.
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The Nebraska Department of Agriculture announced Monday that it will put restrictions on importing dairy cattle into the state due to cases of bird flu in herds in other states. The department ...
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The Nebraska Department of Agriculture announced Monday that it will put restrictions on importing dairy cattle into the state due to cases of bird flu in herds in other states. The department ...
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