Utah HB0432 modifies regulations for the distribution, sale, and inspection of shell eggs, including licensing requirements and definitions.
Utah HB0432 amends existing laws to redefine and modify terms related to shell eggs, clarify the Department of Agriculture and Food's authority over the distribution, sale, and inspection of shell eggs, and establish licensing requirements for distributors. The bill prohibits the sale of shell eggs that are addled, moldy, or contain specific defects. It requires large producers to register and submit to inspections, while exempting small producers from certain regulations. Small producers must notify the department of their operations and may not sell eggs outside the state.
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