Utah · Statutes
Chapter 4-3 — Utah Dairy Act
24 sections
24 sections
- Utah Code § 4-3-102Definitions.
- Utah Code § 4-3-201Authority to make and enforce rules.
- Utah Code § 4-3-202Authority in local jurisdictions to regulate dairy products -- Department standards to govern -- Department evaluation permitted -- Local notice to cease inspection.
- Utah Code § 4-3-203Authority to inspect premises.
- Utah Code § 4-3-204Authority to collect samples -- Receipt -- Names of distributors.
- Utah Code § 4-3-205Condemnation, embargo, denaturization of unfit milk or dairy products -- Unfit equipment.
- Utah Code § 4-3-206Testing and measuring milk -- Standards prescribed -- Milk quality work in accordance with rules.
- Utah Code § 4-3-301Permits or certificates -- Application -- Fee -- Expiration -- Renewal.
- Utah Code § 4-3-302Permits and certificates -- Suspension or revocation -- Grounds.
- Utah Code § 4-3-401Unlawful acts specified.
- Utah Code § 4-3-402Processors, manufacturers, or distributors -- Unlawful to give money, equipment, or fixtures to retailer or consumer -- Exceptions -- Shelf space for dairy products.
- Utah Code § 4-3-403Injunctions -- Bond not required -- Standing to maintain private action -- Damages authorized.
- Utah Code § 4-3-501Cow share program notification.
- Utah Code § 4-3-502Exemption.
- Utah Code § 4-3-601Definitions.
- Utah Code § 4-3-602General operational requirements.
- Utah Code § 4-3-603Prohibited counts -- Pathogens.
- Utah Code § 4-3-604Labeling.
- Utah Code § 4-3-605Suspension of permit.
- Utah Code § 4-3-606Foodborne illness outbreak -- Cease and desist.
- Utah Code § 4-3-607Department rulemaking -- Fees -- Penalties and enforcement.
- Utah Code § 4-3-608Exemption for sales and deliveries from farm.
- Utah Code § 4-3-609Exemption for small producers.
- Utah Code § 4-3-610Severability.