Agriculture; Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act; allowing advertisement and sale of certain products; eliminating certain permit. Emergency.

SB 2125 amends Oklahoma's Milk and Milk Products Act to allow farmers to directly sell ungraded raw milk and raw milk products to consumers at their farms or at farmers markets, with a monthly limit of 1,500 gallons for small-scale sales. It eliminates the requirement for a permit for these sales, replaces it with a labeling rule requiring clear disclosure that the product is raw/unpasteurized and not inspected, and repeals the existing permit law (Section 7-417). The bill directly affects small-scale dairy farmers who produce milk on-site and sell directly to consumers, excluding large commercial operations. Key provisions include the 1,500-gallon monthly cap, mandatory labeling of raw milk status, and authorization for off-premises sales at farmers markets.