§ 61828 Market Milk Definition

• •Market milk means the same thing as regular milk you buy in stores.
• •It also includes cream, parts of milk, and things made from milk, like cheese or yogurt.
• •If the law talks about 'market milk,' it usually means all these milk products unless it says something different.

You buy a carton of milk, a tub of yogurt, and a block of cheese at the grocery store.

All of these are considered 'market milk' under the law because they are made from milk or parts of milk.