Producer Raw Farms says high-tech daily testing has found no salmonella in its products
San Diego County health officials are asking the public to discard raw milk products from a Fresno-based producer, and stores to temporarily set aside their inventories, after nine local residents tested positive for salmonella infection in late September and early October. Three of the nine cases, the county said in a statement released Friday afternoon, got sick enough to require hospital stays. All three were children, though their specific ages were not released.
He added that the company would never sell products if those tests ever came back positive. 'We take the safety of our consumers very, very seriously,' McAfee said. 'It is our top priority. 'Above all other goals we have is to maintain brand integrity of having the safest products we could possibly have.
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