(state ordered seizure and destruction of all cheese produced by defendant after samples tested positive for listeria and staph; after further tests revealed food borne bacteria, milk board ordered destruction of condemned cheese; defendant appealed; defendant’s first objection was the state’s failure to provide a more definitive statement to its petition which the court overruled but provided no rationale for decision; appellate court held defendant filed responsive pleadings which demonstrated understanding of petition negating need for more detail; appellate court also held that correct burden at trial was used establishing that defendant’s cheese violated the statute due to presence of pathogens making cheese an unlawful product; state had authority under police power to prevent sale of contaminated cheese through embargo before full determination of sale of unlawful product requiring condemnation; court also held testing of entire condemned inventory is not necessary to uphold condemnation as valid and minimum sample is acceptable; judgment affirmed.)