Chapter 1 NYCRR Part 6

All universal samples shall be tested in bottles that are graduated in one-tenth of one percent intervals, with each whole percent interval having significantly greater prominence then the one-tenth of one percent intervals. All bottles shall be graduated from zero to eight perce…

A tester shall maintain universal samples under conditions designed to and which ensure their integrity. A tester shall maintain the portion of each universal sample left over after testing for 24 hours, under conditions set forth in the applicable provisions of Standard Methods.

Subsequent to testing a universal sample to determine the amount of a component therein, the tester shall ensure that a record is made reflecting the result of the test, the identification number of the dairy farmer from whose farm the universal sample tested was taken, the date …

(a) When the result of the test on a universal sample varies 0.5 percent or more milk fat from the last unquestioned test, the milk dealer shall notify the appropriate milk receiver to submit the next sample taken after such notification (such sample) to a licensed tester. Such l…

A tester shall comply with the requirements set forth in section 2.7 of this Title, when performing biological, chemical and or physical tests upon the milk and milk products defined in Part 2.

(a) A milk receiver shall obtain a universal sample(s) of the total production from each dairy farm, on each occasion on which milk is picked up. Each universal sample taken shall be promptly delivered to a safe and secure location. A milk receiver shall also obtain a universal s…

A milk receiver shall: (a) use the equipment and the procedures for taking and maintaining universal samples as provided for in Standard Methods and Appendix 6 of Part 3 of this Title, except as provided for in this Part; and (b) possess equipment and materials to determine the s…

A milk receiver shall prepare a weigh slip while or immediately after sampling and picking up milk from a dairy farm. The weigh slip shall set forth the name of the dairy farmer from whose dairy farm milk was picked up and/or his identification number, the date and time such milk…

Pursuant to Agriculture and Markets Law, section 57, no person shall measure, weigh or otherwise determine the volume or weight of milk, or shall sample milk when such samples are to be tested to determine the amount of component or components therein, where the result of such te…

Pursuant to Agriculture and Markets Law, section 57, no person shall prepare or test milk samples to determine the amount of a component or components contained therein, where the result of such test is used as a basis for payment for such milk or for the purpose of official insp…

An applicant for a milk receiver's license or for a tester's license shall file an application upon a form prescribed by the commissioner. The commissioner may decline to grant a license if the applicant has not furnished satisfactory evidence of good moral character, or if he ha…

No license shall be granted unless the applicant pays a fee of $5 to the commissioner for remittance to the State treasury, and no license shall be renewed unless the licensee pays a fee of $2 to the commissioner for remittance to the State treasury. A license shall be for a peri…

A licensee shall keep his license or a copy thereof at his place of employment and such license shall be posted conspicuously, except a person who holds a milk receiver's license and who picks up milk from dairy farms shall carry his milk receiver's license with him or in his bul…

A milk dealer shall: (a) ensure that a temperature control sample is properly taken as required in section 6.17(b) of this Part; (b) ensure that a universal sample is properly taken from each dairy farm from which milk is picked up and such sample is properly maintained in accord…

A tester shall test only with equipment that accurately determines or aids in the accurate determination of the amount of a component. Equipment shall meet the specifications and be in compliance with the applicable provisions of Standard Methods and/or approved by the commission…

A tester shall test only in an environment which is free of undue dust, noise and vibrations, which has adequate lighting, ventilation and work space, and which is otherwise in compliance with the applicable provisions of Standard Methods.