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Opinion | Spilled Milk Is Necessary in Montana

By Erica Smith Ewing and Daryl James

Destroying meals hurts the surroundings and wastes cash. But Montana grocer Greg Hertz routinely disposes of milk, even whereas inflation forces households to scrimp on the register. State legislation makes the state of affairs tough to keep away from.

Since 1980, Montana has enforced the strictest milk retail guidelines within the nation. The business customary for high quality relationship is 21 to 24 days after pasteurization, and milk stays protected for human consumption as much as every week longer. But Montana bans milk gross sales after 12 days. Till just lately, grocers couldn’t even give their extra stock to charity. Now Montana meals pantries can take 12-day-old milk, however donations aren’t at all times possible. In lots of instances the provision chain nonetheless goes from farm to trash bin.

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