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IDAHO STATUTES AND CODES
37-317 MILK REQUIRED TO BE COOLED -- WHEN SALEABLE.
FOOD, DRUGS, AND OIL
CHAPTER 3
DAIRIES AND DAIRY PRODUCTS
37-317. Milk required to be cooled -- When saleable. Milk which has not been properly cooled to a temperature lower than forty-five degrees (45°) Fahrenheit shall be rejected for sale, except for sale for manufacturing purposes, or for animal consumption. The director of the department of agriculture shall notify the producer of any such milk of the fact of such rejection for sale except for manufacturing purposes or for animal consumption, and such producer shall be allowed a reasonable time within which to repossess such milk and dispose of the same for manufacturing purposes or for animal consumption. If such improperly cooled milk has not been repossessed within the reasonable time allowed, the director of the department of agriculture may seize, confiscate and destroy the same.