Lucky Hook Farm Goat Milk Recalled In Washington State
Lucky Hook Farm goat milk has been recalled in Washington state due to concerns over potential lack of pasteurization.
Seattle Tacoma, WA, October 24, 2026 —
Lucky Hook Farm goat milk has been recalled in Washington state because of concerns that the product may not have been pasteurized, according to the information provided about the recall.
The available information does not specify when the recall was announced, which products or batches are affected, how much product is involved, or where it was distributed. It also does not identify the agency or organization that issued or coordinated the recall. No details were provided about whether any illnesses or other incidents have been reported.
Pasteurization is the concern cited in the recall summary, but no additional explanation was provided about the product’s processing or how the concern was identified. The information does not describe what consumers should do with any goat milk they may have purchased, and it does not provide contact details for the farm or a public health authority.
Further specifics about the recall, including its timing and scope, were not included in the available summary. As a result, the affected product details and any official guidance cannot be confirmed from that information alone.
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