Utah commercial feed license

For horse, livestock, poultry and wild-bird feed in Utah: no firm license; per-product fee $75/yr; tonnage report: no. Pet food and treats follow the same rules.

Calculate Utah feed fees Utah pet food registration

Who needs an Utah commercial feed license or registration?

No firm license; Utah registers products instead. Product registration ($75/yr).Source: ag.utah.gov · le.utah.gov

Same rules as pet food Same: horse, livestock, poultry and wild-bird feeds are commercial feed and are registered the same way, $75 per product per year, with no tonnage report.Source: ag.utah.gov · UDAF: “Animal feed products include both livestock (beef and dairy cattle, duck and geese, equine, fish, goat, poultry, rabbits, sheep, swine) and pet (birds, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, hamsters, reptiles, etc.) food and treats. Feed products distributed in the state must be registered and properly labeled for their intended use.” A customer-formula feed license ($100) applies only to custom mixes.

	All commercial feed, pet food included
Agency	Utah Department of Agriculture and Food (UDAF), Plant Industry, Feed ProgramSource: ag.utah.gov
Who needs it	Per product: each commercial feed, including pet food and pet treats, is registered every year. No firm license.Source: le.utah.gov

Utah commercial feed license fee and product registration

	All commercial feed, pet food included
License or firm fee	None for pet food. Utah licenses only customer-formula feed (custom mixes made to a buyer's own specifications): $100 a year.Source: ag.utah.gov
Per-product registration fee	$75 per product per yearSource: ag.utah.gov
Package-size rule	No package-size rule. Different container sizes of the same product name and ingredients are one registration.Source: ag.utah.gov

Summary for other animal feed: no firm license; per-product fee $75/yr. The calculator applies these rules to your own products and package sizes. Rules from: ag.utah.gov · le.utah.gov.

Renewal and tonnage reports

	All commercial feed, pet food included
Renewal due	On or before December 31 each yearSource: le.utah.gov
Tonnage report required?	No. Utah's feed law has no tonnage report or inspection fee.Source: le.utah.gov
Tonnage report frequency	Not applicableSource: le.utah.gov
Tonnage report due	Not applicableSource: le.utah.gov

No tonnage report for other animal feed in Utah.

Due dates for other animal feed

December 31: Utah feed and pet food registrations expire December 31; renew in AIMS by December 31 ($75 per product) (if you register products)Source: le.utah.gov

Forms and how to apply

	All commercial feed, pet food included
Form or portal	https://agbusiness.utah.gov/s/Source: ag.utah.gov
License form	None. No license is needed to sell pet food in Utah. The customer-formula feed license (custom mixes only) is also handled in AIMS: https://agbusiness.utah.gov/s/Source: ag.utah.gov

What to send with each application, for pet food: Utah pet food registration.

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