Raw Milk Law in Arkansas

In Arkansas, raw milk sales are allowed, but there are specific regulations to follow:

Direct-to-Consumer Sales Only: Raw milk can only be sold directly from the farm where it is produced. Retail sales or sales through third-party vendors are not allowed.
Limitations on Quantity: Producers are limited in the amount of raw milk they can sell:
- Up to 500 gallons of raw cow's milk per month.
- Up to 100 gallons of raw goat's milk per month.
Labeling Requirements: Producers must clearly label the milk with a warning that it is not pasteurized and may pose health risks.
No Advertising: Raw milk producers cannot advertise their products through public channels like websites, social media, or newspapers. However, word-of-mouth and private communications are allowed.
Testing and Inspection: While inspections aren't required, producers are encouraged to maintain sanitary practices to ensure milk safety.

For the most accurate and updated details, check with the Arkansas Department of Health.

A recent article on the new proposal Proposed bill would allow deliveries of raw milk, sales at Arkansas farmers markets | El Dorado News

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