Utah Code Title 4. Utah Agricultural Code § 4-3-402. Processors, manufacturers, or distributors--Unlawful to give money, equipment, or fixtures to retailer or consumer--Exceptions--Shelf space for dairy products

(a) “liquid dairy product” means a milk container which contains a pint of milk or less; and

(b) “novelty ice cream” means a package or container of ice cream which contains eight fluid ounces or less.

(a) money;

(b) equipment;

(c) fixtures, including ice cream cabinets or bulk milk dispensers;

(d) supplies, excluding expendable supplies commonly provided in connection with the sale of dairy products to a consumer; or

(e) other things having a real or substantial value.

(3)(a) Ice cream cabinets may be loaned or sold to a retailer if the ice cream cabinet:

(b) Milk coolers may be loaned or sold to a retailer if the milk cooler:

(5)(a) Except as provided in Subsections (5)(b) and (5)(c), no retailer shall lease, sell, or loan shelf or refrigerator space for dairy products to a processor, manufacturer, or distributor or receive anything of value from a processor, manufacturer, or distributor in exchange for shelf or refrigerator space for dairy products.

(b) Subsection (5)(a) does not apply to a dairy by-product that is:

(c) A processor, manufacturer, or distributor may loan or sell an ice cream cabinet or milk cooler to a retailer for the display of the processor's, manufacturer's, or distributor's products, if the ice cream cabinet or milk cooler meets the requirements of Subsection (3).