Overview
- In a Feb. 10 statement, the influencer-run dairy said its raw milk met required state tests and that no products were recalled, adding that any noncompliant batches were discarded.
- The company says it voluntarily ended raw milk sales on Aug. 11, 2025 due to regulatory, operational and economic factors and now sells only pasteurized dairy.
- Hannah Neeleman told followers the halt was a business decision and said the raw milk operation was never shut down by regulators.
- KPCW, citing Utah Department of Agriculture and Food records, previously reported elevated coliform levels and two violations in late May and early June 2025 and said raw sales stopped afterward.
- Utah requires a permit and monthly testing for raw milk, and state and federal health agencies warn unpasteurized dairy can carry pathogens such as E. coli, Salmonella and Listeria; Daniel Neeleman has said they plan a separate facility for future raw-milk production.