Pennsylvania officials issue raw milk warning after testing shows Salmonella

Pennsylvania, United States

The Family Cow, a dairy producer in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, has issued a recall for its raw milk and raw milk cheese due to potential salmonella contamination. These products were distributed at 50 locations across Pennsylvania, USA including the farm's store located at 3854 Olde Scotland Road in Chambersburg, Franklin County.

AFFECTED PRODUCTS
- Include
Raw milk sold in pint, half-gallon, and gallon containers
Various cheese products available in blocks and shredded forms.
- Specific lot numbers and best-before dates were not provided.
- The recall affects all products sold since August 2024.

The issue was identified following an investigation by the Pennsylvania Departments of Health and Agriculture, which linked the products to over 70 reported salmonella infections. The recall was initiated in July 2025, but the classification date was not specified.