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Utah Code § 4-15-109

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§ 4-15-109. Transport of out-of-state nursery stock to Utah -- Certificate of inspection to be filed with department by out-of-state nurseries -- Option in department to accept exchange list in lieu of certificate of inspection -- Imported stock to be tag

Official statutory text

(1) (a) Subject to Subsection (1)(b), out-of-state nurseries and nursery outlets transporting nursery stock to a nursery or nursery outlet in this state shall annually deliver to the department a certified duplicate copy of the "state of origin" certificate of inspection for each such out-of-state nursery or nursery outlet. (b) The department may accept and exchange a list of certified or licensed out-of-state nurseries or nursery outlets in lieu of a certificate of inspection for each such individual nursery or nursery outlet. (2) Nursery stock originating outside and imported into this state for customer delivery or for resale shall bear a tag: (a) stating that the nursery stock has been inspected and certified free from plant pests and disease; and (b) bearing the name and address of the shipper or consignor. (3) A shipment of nursery stock destined for delivery in this state that is not accompanied with the tag described in Subsection (2) may be: (a) returned to the owner or consignor at the owner or consignor's expense; or (b) destroyed, or otherwise disposed of, by the department without compensation to the owner or consignor.

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