So the producer posted images on FB promoting the supposed health benefits of raw milk, yet the product they sold was labeled "not for human consumption". When the inevitable happened and a child died the producer expressed "shock".
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Here's the images in question - do you think this is the sort of material a milk producer would disseminate if they really expected that their product was not for human consumption?


Should these people be merely sued or are manslaughter charges warranted?
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The organic farm whose cosmetic, unpasteurised milk has been associated with the death of a toddler previously mocked the US food authority for labelling unpasteurised milk as unsafe. A three-year-old child died after consuming unpasteurised Mountain View Organic Bath Milk, which is labelled not for human consumption and for cosmetic purposes only. |
Here's the images in question - do you think this is the sort of material a milk producer would disseminate if they really expected that their product was not for human consumption?
Should these people be merely sued or are manslaughter charges warranted?
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