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Utah Code § 4-3-401

Unlawful acts specified

Utah · Utah Code Title 4 — Utah Agricultural Code · Status: effective

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Utah Code § 4-3-401, Unlawful acts specified, Utah, version 1 as recorded 2026-10-03, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/2323540
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It is unlawful for any person in this state to: (1) operate a plant without a permit issued by the department; (2) market milk without a certificate issued by the department; (3) manufacture butter or cheese, pasteurize milk, test milk for payment, or haul milk in bulk without a special permit to perform the particular activity designated in this Subsection (3); unless if more than one person working in a plant is engaged in the performance of a single activity designated in this Subsection (3), the person who directs the activity is permitted; (4) manufacture, distribute, sell, deliver, hold, store, or offer for sale any adulterated or misbranded dairy product; (5) manufacture, distribute, sell, deliver, hold, store, or offer for sale any dairy product without a permit or certificate required by this chapter; (6) sell or offer for sale any milk not intended for human consumption unless it is denatured or decharacterized in accordance with the rules of the department; (7) manufacture, distribute, sell, or offer for sale any filled milk labeled as milk or as a dairy product; (8) keep any animals with brucellosis, tuberculosis, or other infectious or contagious diseases communicable to humans in any place where they may come in contact with cows or other milking animals; (9) draw milk for human food from cows or other milking animals that are infected with tuberculosis, running sores, communicable diseases, or from animals that are fed feed that will produce milk that is adulterated; (10) accept or process milk from any producer without verification that the producer holds a valid permit or certification or, if milk is accepted from out of the state, without verification that the producer holds a permit or certification from the appropriate regulatory agency of that state; (11) use any contaminated or unclean equipment or container to process, manufacture, distribute, deliver, or sell a dairy product; (12) remove, change, conceal, erase, or obliterate any mark or tag placed upon any equipment, tank, or container by the department except to clean and sanitize it; (13) use any tank or container used for the transportation of milk or other dairy products that is unclean or contaminated; (14) refuse to allow the department to take samples for testing; or (15) prohibit adding vitamin compounds in the processing of milk and dairy products in accordance with rules of the department.