Support unpasteurised milk sales in the UK

I fully support our right to access raw milk. I grew up drinking raw milk and prefer it to the taste and feeling i get from pasturised milk. I am perfectly healthy and so are all my other family and friends that drank raw milk through out their own lives.

Please allow the consumer to make the choice for themselves whether they want this product or not. As long as it is appropriately labelled then there should be no problem. Our family have drunk raw milk for 16 years now and do not want to lose the privilege of choosing to do this.

Raw milk makes you feel great! All farmers should do it!

We love our raw milk. And have never had a problem.

Keep our milk unpasturised!

my family and i was brought up on a farm 66 years ago we all drank fresh milk from the cow with no ill effects. please keep the rules that are already in place

My family and I have consumed raw milk exclusively for around 5 years now. Far from causing any health problems, my family and I are robust, healthy and rarely suffer the common coughs, colds and tummy bugs that routinely do the rounds at school and work-places. Of course raw milk cleanliness and handling needs regulating, as does any food product, but from reputable and well maintained sources, unpasteurised milk is an exceptionally healthy food.

I've been drinking raw milk for approximately two months now and the nutrition said milk provides is amazing. I often have a large cup for lunch since the satiety it provides is unrivaled. However, what I wish to highlight - as I have observed - is the emergence of a zombie-like cult that is growing ever larger through the indoctrination of the younger generation, particularly in highly urbanised areas like London. This I have witnessed first hand being 19 and having grown up in inner city London. Television, News, Mobile phones, the internet, Computer Games, Games Consoles. I could name so many other factors. Instead of having real role models, like parents, the future guardians of the earth have been institutionalised by the very things that we so dearly cherish as the harbingers of autonomy. Ignorance breeds ignorance. This cycle must be broken, for the future, as it stands look incredibly bleak, given the current condition of the inheritors. My sincerest gratitude goes to the raw milk providers.They are the life bringers, both to the consumers and to mother nature. Those who are humbled by her and employ her laws in lieu of the arrogance of modern agricultural methods will be rewarded with something no amount of money can buy. My discovery of raw milk has proved to be more than just the truth behind milk. It has taken me down a road that most people will never see - rediscovery. I am forever indebted. "I have never let my schooling interfere with my education" - Mark Twain

I believe we should have the choice to buy raw milk a lot more easily than is currently the case.

Please support the sales of unpasteurised milk.

Everything refined is a lot more for the human body than anything raw or organic

Allow it in Scotland

Nothing beats untampered with produce, natural, as it should be. Tastes better too.

Give me the choice to decide

I strongly believe raw milk should be widely available to the public.

It is a long time since the sale of raw milk was restricted due to ill-health issues. I believe it is time to allow people the right to choose - be they milk producers or consumers - as time has moved on and our ability to check for poor hygiene standards is so much better than so many years ago.

This is needed for better health, simple

Raw milk is natural and beneficial to the nation's health. The animals are pasture fed in the sunshine happy healthy and clean. They only pasteurized dirty milk from dirty farms where animals are fed grains which comes through in the meat and milk and is killing us all

I have been drinking raw milk since I was a child, with no ill effects. When raw milk "goes off" (i.e. turns sour) you can still drink it without problems but you can't say the same for shop bought, pasteurised-to-death milk. Raw, unpasteurised milk is nicer and I can use it to make yogurt and soft cheese at home!

I have never had any health issues associated with drinking unpasturised milk, in fact it was pasturised milk that caused me problems. I was never able to drink milk until I started drinking pasturised milk and I thought I had a dairy intolerance, which I now know isn't true. I tried every dairy replacement ie soya or rice milk, none of which are particularly healthy and they taste completely unnatural. What I choose to eat should be my choice and mine only. It is hypocritical to try to ban a natural and healthy food when millions are freely allowed to harm their health on a daily basis by consuming the junk that is touted as "normal" food.