Fertilizers Act, 2009 (No. 9 of 2009). Country/Territory United Republic of Tanzania Document type Legislation Date 2009 Source FAO, FAOLEX Long titleAn Act to make provisions for regulation of manufacturing, importation, exportation, sale and utilization of agricultural fertilizers, to repeal the Fertilizers and Animal Food Stuffs Act, Cap. 378 and to provide for other related matters. Subject Livestock, Land & soil, Cultivated plants Keyword Pollution control Soil pollution/quality Animal health Pests/diseases Basic legislation Fertilizers/nutrients Institution Registration Internal trade International trade Offences/penalties Plant production Geographical area Africa, Eastern Africa, Least Developed Countries Abstract This Act establishes the Tanzania Fertilizer Regulatory Authority as a body corporate and provides rules relative to the manufacturing, importation and use of and trade in fertilizers, or fertilizer supplements, e.g. growth stimulators and regulators and similar products. It also provides for fertilizer quality control. Full text English Website www.parliament.go.tz References - Legislation Repeals Fertilizers and Animal Food Stuffs Act, 1962 (No.19 of 1962). Legislation | United Republic of Tanzania | 1962 Keyword: Animal feed/feedstuffs, Authorization/permit, Disinfection/disinfestation, International trade, Inspection, Offences/penalties, Fertilizers/nutrients, Plant production Source: FAO, FAOLEX Implemented by Fertilizers Regulations, 2011 (GN. No. 350 of 2011). Legislation | United Republic of Tanzania | 2011 Keyword: EIA, Animal health, Pests/diseases, Fertilizers/nutrients, Registration, Internal trade, International trade, Authorization/permit, Transport/storage, Packaging/labelling, Inspection, Offences/penalties, Pesticides, Plant production Source: FAO, FAOLEX Fertilizer (Bulk Procurement) Regulations, 2017 (GN. No. 49 of 2017). Legislation | United Republic of Tanzania | 2017 Keyword: Fertilizers/nutrients, International trade, Authorization/permit, Legal proceedings/administrative proceedings, Plant production Source: FAO, FAOLEX