Dairy Industry (Sales by Producers) Regulations, 2004 (Cap. 336).

No person shall operate as a producer unless that person holds a licence as specified in regulation 4 issued by the Kenya Dairy Board (reg. 2). This requirement does not apply to a dairy farmer unless the farmer also processes, manufactures, prepares or treats dairy produce for sale. The Board shall, in considering an application, take into account the interests of other producers and consumers (reg. 7). Regulation 8 specifies grounds on which a licence may be cancelled, whereas regulation 9 sets out the reasons for which the Board may refuse to grant or renew a licence. Reasons include non-observance of conditions of licence, unsatisfactory standards of performance, and non-payment of suppliers. A licence shall be granted for 12 months. The First Schedule lists fees payable under these Regulations, the Second Schedule contains forms. (11 regulations)