MI SB1132

Establishes licensing and permit fees for dairy operations: dairy plants pay $200-$400 annually based on milk volume, receiving/transfer stations and tank truck cleaning facilities pay $200 annually, and dairy farms pay $15-$30 annually depending on inspection capabilities.

Creates new certification and licensing requirements for certified industry manufacturing farm inspectors, who must pay a $150 three-year license fee and conduct routine inspections plus inspections of producers exceeding bacterial or somatic cell count standards.

Imposes escalating administrative fines and sanctions for producers selling milk with violative drug residues: $50 for first violation, $200 for second violation (with mandatory testing for 12 months), and $500 for third or subsequent violations (with permit suspension up to 60 days).

Requires producers with drug residue violations to maintain complete drug treatment records for lactating dairy animals and test milk before shipment, with records retained for specified periods.

Allows the department to assess additional fees including $100 for plan reviews and $150 for multiple reinspections, with all collected fees deposited into the dairy and food safety fund.