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The Dairy Industry (Prices of Dairy Produce) (Kisumu) Order

Act No. 131 of 1971

Repealed
This Act was repealed on 2021-03-12 by The Dairy Industry (Pricing of Dairy Produce) Regulations.
This is the version of this Act as it was when it was repealed.
The Dairy Industry (Prices of Dairy Produce) (Kisumu) Order
Citation
Act No. 131 of 1971
Primary work
Dairy Industry Act
Date
31 December 2022
Language
English
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LAWS OF KENYA

DAIRY INDUSTRY ACT

THE DAIRY INDUSTRY (PRICES OF DAIRY PRODUCE) (KISUMU) ORDER

NO. 131 OF 1971

  • Commenced on 29 June 1971
  1. [Amended by Dairy Industry (Prices of Dairy Produce) (Kisumu) (Amendment) Order, 1972 (Legal Notice 81 of 1972) on 28 April 1972]
  2. [Revised by 24th Annual Supplement (Legal Notice 221 of 2023) on 31 December 2022]
  3. [Revoked by The Dairy Industry (Pricing of Dairy Produce) Regulations (Legal Notice 23 of 2021) on 12 March 2021]
1. This Order may be cited as the Dairy Industry (Prices of Dairy Produce) (Kisumu) Order.2. In this Order—“bottle” means a glass or plastic bottle capable of holding either one litre, one-half litre or two decilitres of milk;“collected” means collected by the consumer from the premises (other than a vehicle utilized for distribution or sale of milk) of the retailer;“delivered” means milk delivered to the premises of the retailer or to the premises of the consumer by the retailer;“milk in bulk” means milk in containers containing fifty litres or multiples thereof or bulk in one litre packs;“polythene pack” means a sealed polythene pack capable of holding either one litre, one-half litre or two decilitres of milk;“purchasers of milk in bulk” means a public corporation, company, Government or municipal institution including, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, hospitals, schools or bodies of persons who purchase milk in bulk for consumption on their premises or for further processing in pursuance of a licence issued by the Kenya Dairy Board;“special quality milk” means milk which contains not less than 4.25 per cent butter fat;“tetra pak” means a sealed pack of tetra pak design capable of holding either one litre, one-half litre or two decilitres of milk.3. The Dairy Industry (Prices of Dairy Produce) Regulations (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations) shall apply to the Municipality of Kisumu.4. For the purpose of regulation 3 of the Regulations the respective prices to be paid by retailers and purchasers of milk in bulk for the categories of milk specified in Column 1 of Part I of the Schedule hereto shall be—
(a)in the case of retailers the respective prices specified in subcolumn (A) of Column 2 of Part I;
(b)in the case of purchasers of milk in bulk not more than the respective maximum prices specified in subcolumn (B) of Column 2 of Part I.
5. For the purpose of regulation 4 of the Regulations, the respective prices to be paid to retailers for the categories of milk specified in Column 1 of Part II of the Schedule to this Order shall be not more than the respective maximum prices specified in Column 2 of Part II of that Schedule.6. The Board may, on application, give special written authority to purchase or sell milk at prices other than those prescribed by this Order.

SCHEDULE

PART I

Column 1Column 2
Categories of sales of milk(A) Retailers (Fixed Maximum Prices)(B) Purchasers of milk in bulk
Unhomogenized milk in bulk.-Sh. 1/25 per litre.
Homogenized milk in bulk.-Sh. 1/35 per litre.
Unhomogenized milk in containers containing a half litre (blue tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh. 12/60 per crate of 18 packs or cents 70 per pack-
Homogenized milk in containers containing a half litre (green tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh. 13/50 per crate of 18 packs or cents 75 per pack-
U.H.T. milk in containers containing a half litreSh, 16/20 per crate of 18 packs or sh. 35 per cardboard carton of 36 packs.-
Unhomogenized milk in containers containing one litre (blue tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh. 23/10 per crate of 18 packs or Sh. 1/30 per pack.-
Homogenized milk in containers containing one litre (green tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh. 25/20 per crate of 18 packs or Sh. 1/40 per pack.-
Special quality milk in containers containing one litre (tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh, 27/90 per crate of 18 packs or Sh. 1/55 per pack.-
Milk in containers containing 2 decilitres (tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle)Sh. 6/12 per crate of 18 packs or cents 34 per pack.-
Unhomogenized milk in bottles containing one pintSh. 15 per crate of 10, 1 pint bottle-

PART II

Column 1Column 2
Categories of sales of milkMaximum prices to be paid to retailers per pack
Unhomogenized milk in containers containing a half litre (blue tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Cents 75 per pack collected or cents 80 per pack delivered to premises of consumer.
Homogenized milk in containers containing a half litre (green tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Cents 80 per pack collected or cents 85 per pack delivered to premises of consumer.
U.H.T. milk in containers containing a half litreSh. 1 per pack collected or delivered.
Unhomogenized milk in containers containing one litre (blue tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh. 1/40 per pack collected or Sh. 1/45 per pack delivered to premises of consumer.
Homogenized milk in containers containing one litre (green tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Sh. 1/65 per pack collected or Sh. 1/70 per pack delivered to premises of consumer.
Special quality milk in containers containing one litre (tetrapak, polythene pack and bottle).Cents 35 per pack collected or delivered.
Unhomogenized milk in bottles containing one pintCents 80 per bottle collected or cents 85 per bottle delivered to premises of consumer.
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History of this document

31 December 2022 this version
12 March 2021
28 April 1972
29 June 1971
Commenced