The USDA has now confirmed cases in nine states.

A federal order taking effect states dairy cattle must receive a negative test before interstate movement.

A two-phase approach in the years ahead will address lowering added sugars levels.

Before APHIS published genetic sequences, only a few were available. 

Organizations cite measures in the federal-state milk safety system.

MDARD called the news upsetting for dairy families and communities.

The state called its first case an evolving situation.

IDFA and NMPF noted that milk, cheese and yogurt are three of the five top items redeemed through WIC.

Direct exposure to dairy cattle likely led to an infection.

FDA recommended not manufacturing or selling raw milk or raw/unpasteurized milk cheese products made with milk from cows showing symptoms.