A recent raw milk contamination in Florida, U.S., has led to a health alert after sickening at least 21 people, including six children under 10. The outbreak is attributed to E. coli and Campylobacter bacteria from an unnamed farm blamed for poor sanitation practices.

• Seven people have been hospitalized, with two suffering severe complications.
• The Florida Department of Health issued a warning against unpasteurized milk consumption.
• Despite Florida's ban on raw milk sales for human consumption, it can be sold as pet food, with sales increasing due to wellness advocates.