§ 34806 Milk Transport Safety Rules

Food and Agricultural Code·California

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•If milk or milk products are dirty, spoiled, or not safe, they can't be carried or moved.
•The government or an approved inspector will tell the carrier if the milk is bad.
•Even if you're just helping for free, you can't move bad milk.
•There's one exception to this rule, but it's not explained here.

Example

A truck driver is hired to take milk from a farm to a store.

If the government tells the driver the milk is spoiled or dirty, the driver can't take it. If they do, they're breaking the law.

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§ 34806 Milk Transport Safety Rules

A carrier of milk, cream, or any product of milk, whether a gratuitous private carrier, private carrier for hire, or common carrier, shall not receive or transport any milk, cream, or product of milk after notification by the director or an approved milk inspection service that such product is unclean, polluted, tainted, unwholesome, stale, impure, or adulterated, or has been produced in violation of any provision of this code, except as provided for in Section 32764. (Enacted by Stats. 1967, Ch. 15.)

Last verified: January 23, 2026

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carrier milk cream product of milk unclean polluted tainted unwholesome stale impure adulterated Section 32764

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Food and Agricultural Code. Section 34806.

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