Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-7-410

A. Since analytical results may not become available until

after the milk and milk products reach retail stores and consumers,

the Commissioner of Agriculture, for the imperative protection of

public health, safety, and welfare, as defined in the Administrative

Procedures Act, shall upon receipt of the analysis, notify and

suspend the permit of a dairy farm or milk plant:

1. Which produced raw milk containing an inhibitor, for at

least twenty-four (24) hours and until the cause is corrected and

the raw milk is found to be free of inhibitors; or

2. Which produced or processed milk that, in any consecutive

six (6) months, exceeded in three of the last five samples the limit

of the standard for the milk, in accordance with Section 7-409 of

this title for at least twenty-four (24) hours and until the dairy

farm or milk plant is inspected and/or sampled and found to be in

compliance.

B. The Commissioner shall notify and suspend the permit of a

facility refusing to allow an inspection of the applicable premises

as required by the Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act or upon a

second consecutive inspection, conducted not less than seventy-two

(72) hours nor more than twenty-one (21) days after the first

inspection, disclosing gross neglect of cleaning of milk contact

surfaces. This suspension shall continue until an inspection is

allowed or the milk contact surfaces are found to be clean.

C. The Commissioner may suspend, revoke or refuse to renew a

permit for continuing or multiple violations of the Oklahoma Milk

and Milk Products Act, or suspend a Grade A permit to protect the

public health, safety, or welfare.