Footage of the Raw Milk dispensing machine at a farm in Cumbria which is at the centre of a probe after recent cases of Campylobacter infection were linked to the sale of raw milk.

According to reports this week, 12 cases of food poisoning have been confirmed and linked to the raw milk sold by Low Sizergh Barn Farm in Kendal, with more than 50 further suspected cases being investigated.

Sales from the farm's vending machine have now reportedly been banned, as the investigation continues.

The farm owner is said to be cooperating fully with the FSA investigation.

UPDATE: 17.1.17
The number of confirmed cases of food poisoning has risen to 12 with a further 53 suspected campylobacter cases under investigation. The age range of the cases under investigation range from 1 year old to 86 years old.

The popular raw milk dispensing machine is temporarily closed at Low Sizergh Barn whilst investigations are concluded into six recent cases of Campylobacter infection linked to the sale of raw milk from the site.