Article doesn't really say what are the allegations. A bit disappointing

Je ne suis pas sûr que les 2 sont comparables 😜

She got an audit because clients complained to not have a service in French in a French province. Nothing special about it. There are plenty of other place where French is not required if that's too much of a hassle.

Ça va ben aller tous ça, rien de négatif ne va en ressortir

Quality and control matter a lot. Another good example is MettBrochen (raw pork toast)

60% looks scary, until you look at the numbers behind : "In 2023, 2,231 outbreaks of foodborne illness were reported in France, affecting 22,282 people, of whom 549 (2%) sought medical care (hospitalization or emergency room visits) and 19 (0.1%) died." Admitting that raw milk was associated with 60% of the deaths, this is still a relatively low number compared to the numbers of consumers. https://www.santepubliquefrance.fr/en/toxi-infections-alimentaires-collectives/national-bulletin/outbreaks-foodborne-illness-france-2023-report

This article from ANSES mention that the current risk is low, even if it can happen nevertheless. "However, there is still a residual risk and it is important to identify new ways of optimising the current control measures. "

Of course it need to be refrigerated immediately, this seems to be common sense here 😅

That's sad, raw milk does carry risk if not done properly and following high quality norms. Agreed this should be criminal

Je comprends, Merci ! Ici le vouvoiement est très rare, mais les gens ont d'autres moyen de te faire comprendre qu'ils ne veulent pas te parler