Mentions of “FOOD” — 8 found
… R: Representative K. Williams DESCRIPTION: AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 3 AND TITLE 16 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO PET FOOD MANUFACTURING FEES. In accordance with 29 Del. C. §913, the following information is provided relating to licenses and …
… ormation is provided relating to licenses and fees. Description of the Legislation: This Act specifically defines pet food and requires the Department of Agriculture to collect registration fees for pet foods. Affected Entities: The affec …
… his Act specifically defines pet food and requires the Department of Agriculture to collect registration fees for pet foods. Affected Entities: The affected entities of this Act are the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Health an …
… rtment of Agriculture, the Department of Health and Social Services, Office of Animal Welfare, and commercial and pet food suppliers. Fiscal Impact: This Act requires the Department of Agriculture to collect registration fees annually for p …
… ppliers. Fiscal Impact: This Act requires the Department of Agriculture to collect registration fees annually for pet foods on the following schedule. 1) $50 per each product of each brand in year 1. 2) $75 per each product of each brand …
… nd in year 1. 2) $75 per each product of each brand in year 2. 3) $100 per each product of each brand in year 3. Pet foods manufactured by non-profits will continue to pay a $23 fee and not be subject to the increase. The Department of Agr …
… Department of Agriculture estimates that out of 319 companies registered, 8,674 products would be categorized as pet food. Using these estimates, approximately $433,700 will be collected in the first year, $650,550 will be collected in …
… cted in the third year upon implementation of this Act. Intended Use of Revenue: Currently, commercial feed and pet food brands pay a registration fee of $23, which is deposited to the General Fund. The registration fees collected upon im …