No health risk: Tiny amounts of radiation have been found in milk produced in California and Washington, but the EPA said it was far below levels of concern .

Low levels of radiation have been detected in milk in two U.S. states, the first sign Japan's nuclear crisis is affecting American food.
The findings, in Washington state and California, prompted the Environmental Protection Agency to announce it was increasing its monitoring of radiation in milk, rain and drinking water.
But in a joint statement with the Food and Drug Administration .

The announcement came as the number of states which have detected radiation particles from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant increased to at least 15.

The FDA said the readings were to be expected in the next few days, as the fallout from the nuclear crisis spreads.

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