Utah Code § 4-3-502
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§ 4-3-502. Exemption.
Official statutory text
(1) This chapter does not apply to milk or milk products produced on the farm if such milk or milk products are used by: (a) the owner of the farm; (b) a member of the owner's immediate family; (c) a nonpaying guest of the owner of the farm; (d) a participant in a cow-share program; or (e) a member of a participant in a cow-share program's immediate family. (2) The department may not adopt a rule that restricts, limits, or imposes additional requirements on an individual obtaining: (a) raw milk in accordance with the terms of a cow-share program agreement; or (b) an interest in a cow-share program in accordance with the terms of the cow-share program agreement.
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