Fresno County’s Raw Farm, the state’s leading raw milk producer, has temporarily stopped selling its dairy products after state officials discovered bird flu virus among its cows.

Distribution of Raw Farm raw milk products has been suspended after bird flu virus was found in milk samples, the California Department of Food and Agriculture said.

A California farm’s distribution of raw dairy products has been suspended by the state’s department of food and agriculture after bird flu was detected in its unpasteurized milk, according to Axios. Last week,

According to a November 27 alert by the California health department, officials in Santa Clara County found evidence of bird flu virus in retail samples of a batch of Raw Farm's milk, which has been recalled.

The detection of bird flu in raw milk again highlights safety concerns about a practice promoted by social media influencers and right-wing figures, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

California says bird flu virus was detected in milk samples as firm emphasizes there have been no reported illnesses.