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THE CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE ACT
[PRINCIPAL LEGISLATION]
Arrangement of Sections
Section Title
part i
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
1. Short title.
2. Application.
3. Interpretation.
part ii
THE CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE BOARD
4. Establishment of Board.
5. Composition of Board.
6. Functions of Board.
7. Commercial functions.
8. Powers of Board.
9. Establishment of committees.
10. Delegation of functions of Board.
11. Disciplinary functions of Board.
12. Appointment of Director General.
13. Appointment of senior officers and other staff.
14. Appointment of agents and contractors.
part iii
ZONAL COUNCILS OF CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE
15. Establishment of Zonal Councils.
16. Procedures and meetings of Councils.
part iv
FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
17. Funds and resources of Board.
18. Books of accounts and audit.

nal Councils.
16. Procedures and meetings of Councils.
part iv
FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
17. Funds and resources of Board.
18. Books of accounts and audit.

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19. Annual reports.
20. Remuneration of members.
part v
GENERAL PROVISIONS
21. Direction of Minister.
22. Offences and penalties.
23. Offence by body corporate.
24. Offence by agents.
25. General offences and penalty.
26. Powers to make regulations.
27. Power to make rules.
28. Powers to make by-laws.
part vi
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENT
29. Omitted.
SCHEDULE

nd penalty.
26. Powers to make regulations.
27. Power to make rules.
28. Powers to make by-laws.
part vi
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENT
29. Omitted.
SCHEDULE

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THE CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE ACT
An Act to make provisions for the establishment of Cereals and Other
Produce Board, for promotion and development of cereals and other
agricultural produce and to provide for other related matters. [1st June, 2010]
[GN. No. 226 of 2010]
Act No. 19 of 2009
PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
1. This Act may be cited as the Cereals and Other Produce Act. 2. This Act shall apply in Mainland Tanzania. 3.

of 2009
PART I
PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS
1. This Act may be cited as the Cereals and Other Produce Act. 2. This Act shall apply in Mainland Tanzania. 3.

In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires-
“Board” means the Cereals and other Produce Board of
Tanzania established under section 4;
“cereals” means edible grains such as maize, oat, wheat, rice,
millet and sorghum;
“contract farming” means farming under an agreement
between growers, farmers or producers on one part and
financiers such as buyers, sellers, processors or bankers
on the other part;
“Council” means zonal stakeholders forums for cereals and
other produce as established under section 15;
“crop” means the produce of what is planted or a part of
plant which is harvested after cropping, cut, or gathered
from a plant or agricultural field, or of a single kind of
grain, legume or fruit gathered in a single season;
“Director General” means Chief Executive Officer of the
Board appointed under this Act;
“input” includes planting material, agrochemical, fertilizer,
farm implements and packaging material;
Short title
Application
Interpretation

this Act;
“input” includes planting material, agrochemical, fertilizer,
farm implements and packaging material;
Short title
Application
Interpretation

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“inspector” means an officer authorised by the Board or
local government authority to act as an inspector in
accordance with the provisions of this Act;
“member” means a member of the Board and includes a
Chairman;
“Minister” means the Minister responsible for agriculture;
“Ministry” means the Ministry responsible for agriculture;
“natural agricultural resource” includes agricultural land,
water and natural vegetation;
“other produce” means agricultural produce as may be
gazetted by the Minister under this Act;
“premise” means land, building, factory, erection, vehicle,
article, or receptacle whatsoever used for the purpose of
growing, sorting, processing, storage, transporting or for
any other activity connected to the handling of cereals or
other agricultural produce;
“processing” with its grammatical variations and cognate
expression means any act or thing done to cereals or
other produce for the purpose of adding its value and the
word “processor” shall be construed accordingly;
“senior officer” means an officer who is the head of a unit,
section or department;
“shared functions” means functions to be undertaken by all
stakeholders as agreed and may include research, provision
of extension services, inputs supply, crop promotion and
development, promotion of fair trade and competition,
setting indicative prices, collecting, refining, maintaining and
disseminating data and information relating to the specific
crop industry, improving technologies and delivery system;
“stakeholder” means a dealer in the specified crop industry
such as the Central Government, local government
authorities, cooperative societies, the Board, research and
training institutes, traders and input suppliers, producers
and other private actors in cereals and other produce.

societies, the Board, research and
training institutes, traders and input suppliers, producers
and other private actors in cereals and other produce.

“stakeholders’ meetings” means meetings of the Cereal and
Other Produce Council provided for under this Act; and

“stakeholders’ meetings” means meetings of the Cereal and
Other Produce Council provided for under this Act; and

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PART II
THE CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE BOARD
4.–(1) There is established a Board to be known as the Cereals
and Other Produce Board of Tanzania. (2) The Board established under subsection (1) shall be a
body corporate and shall-
(a) have perpetual succession and a common seal;
(b) in its corporate name, be capable of suing and being sued;
(c) be capable of purchasing or acquiring in any manner
and alienating any movable and immovable property;
(d) be capable of entering into any contract or agreement
as may be necessary or expedient for the proper
performance of its functions under the provisions of
this Act; and
(e) do all such other acts and perform such functions
which a body corporate may lawfully perform.

its functions under the provisions of
this Act; and
(e) do all such other acts and perform such functions
which a body corporate may lawfully perform.

5.–(1) The Board shall consist of the Chairman to be appointed
by the President and twelve other members to be appointed by
the Minister as follows:
(a) a member representing Northern Agricultural Zone;
(b) a member representing Southern Agricultural Zone;
(c) a member representing Eastern Agricultural Zone;
(d) a member representing Western Agricultural Zone;
(e) a member representing Lake Agricultural Zone;
(f) a member representing Central Agricultural Zone;
(g) a member representing southern highlands agricultural
Zone;
(h) one person representing the Ministry;
(i) one person representing the Ministry responsible for
marketing of agricultural produce;
(j) one person representing the Ministry responsible for
local government; and
(k) two persons who possess adequate knowledge and
experience in cereal and other produce. Establishment of
Board
Composition of
Board

government; and
(k) two persons who possess adequate knowledge and
experience in cereal and other produce. Establishment of
Board
Composition of
Board

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(2) The Minister shall, in appointing members of the Board,
ensure that appointment is made from among three names of
candidates recommended by Cereals and Other Produce Zonal
Councils. (3) The provisions of the Schedule to this Act shall have
effect as to the tenure of office of members, cessation of
membership, proceedings of the Board and other matters
relating to the Board. (4) The Minister may, by notice published in the Gazette,
amend, vary or replace any of the provisions of the Schedule. 6.–(1) The main functions of the Board shall be to carry out
commercial activities and such other activities as are necessary,
advantageous or proper for the development of the cereals and
other produce industry.

ommercial activities and such other activities as are necessary,
advantageous or proper for the development of the cereals and
other produce industry.

(2) The Board may provide facilitation of -
(a) agricultural research on cereals and other produce;
(b) extension services to growers and other dealers of
cereals and other produce;
(c) input services, including fertilizers and agrochemicals;
(d) promotion of production, marketing, processing and
storage of cereals and other produce;
(e) the dissemination of information or data relating to
cereals and other produce;
(f) the promotion of technological advancement in cereals
and other produce; and
(g) the provision of assistance in the formation of farmers
co-operatives or organisations. 7.–(1) The Board shall, subject to the provisions of this Act
and any other written law, perform any commercial function
or hold interest in any undertaking or project associated with
cereals and other produce under this Act. (2) The commercial functions referred to under subsection
(1) shall include to-
(a) purchase and sell cereals and other produce at a
competitive price;
(b) import or export cereals and other produce;
Functions of
Board
Commercial
functions

ase and sell cereals and other produce at a
competitive price;
(b) import or export cereals and other produce;
Functions of
Board
Commercial
functions

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(c) process cereals and other produce;
(d) provide warehousing services for cereals and other
produce;
(e) provide grain and other produce, cleaning, drying,
weighing, grading and packaging services according to
market standards; and
(f) perform any other commercial functions approved by
the Minister for the development of trade in cereals
and other produce. 8.–(1) The Board shall, in the performance of its functions
under this Act, have powers to-
(a) build or otherwise acquire buildings or storage
structures, warehouses and processing machinery;
(b) establish cereals and other produce market centres,
show rooms and exchange centres;
(c) provide training on matters relating to cereals and
other produce; and
(d) perform such other functions which advance the
objective of this Act.

;
(c) provide training on matters relating to cereals and
other produce; and
(d) perform such other functions which advance the
objective of this Act.

(2) It shall be the duty of the Board in the exercise of its powers
and in the performance of its functions under this Act, to act in
such a manner as it appears to it appropriate for the purpose of
promoting the quality and competitiveness of the cereals and
other produce industry within and outside Tanzania. 9. The Board may, for the purpose of facilitating performance
of its functions, establish such number of committees as
may be necessary for effective performance of the specific
functions as the Board may determine. 10.–(1) The Board may, subject to the terms, conditions and
restrictions as it may specify, delegate to any committee or the
Director General or any other employee of the Board some of the
functions and exercise of power conferred on it under this Act. (2) Delegation made under subsection (1) shall not prevent
the Board from performing the same functions or exercising
the powers delegated. Powers of Board
Establishment of
committees
Delegation of
functions of
Board

rd from performing the same functions or exercising
the powers delegated. Powers of Board
Establishment of
committees
Delegation of
functions of
Board

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(3) Notwithstanding the powers conferred on the Board
to delegate its functions, the Board shall not delegate its
commercial or disciplinary functions. 11.–(1) The Board shall be-
(a) the disciplinary authority over the Director General
and senior employees of the Board; and
(b) the appellate disciplinary authority for other employees
of the Board. (2) The Minister may make general or specific regulations
prescribing procedures for disciplinary measures against the
management or any employee of the Board. 12.–(1) The Minister shall, upon recommendations of the
Board, appoint on such terms and conditions a Director
General who shall be the chief executive officer of the Board. (2) The Director General shall hold office for a period of
five years and shall, subject to his satisfactory performance, be
eligible for re-appointment for a further period of five years only. 13.–(1) The Board may appoint such number of senior officers
to the management of the Board.

r re-appointment for a further period of five years only. 13.–(1) The Board may appoint such number of senior officers
to the management of the Board.

(2) The Director General shall employ such numbers of
other staff to perform the functions of the Board on such terms
and conditions of employment. (3) The Board may, for facilitating performance of functions
under this Act, establish such number of departments, units
and sections to be headed by directors and other staff appointed
under subsection (1). 14.–(1) The Board may appoint and employ, upon such terms
and conditions, such number of agents and contractors as it
may deem necessary for the better carrying out of its functions
as stipulated in this Act. (2) Terms and conditions for appointment and employment
shall be contained in a written contract or agreement entered
between the Board and the agent or contractor. Disciplinary
functions of
Board
Appointment of
Director General
Appointment of
senior officers
and other staff
Appointment
of agents and
contractors

. Disciplinary
functions of
Board
Appointment of
Director General
Appointment of
senior officers
and other staff
Appointment
of agents and
contractors

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15.–(1) There is established a Cereals and Other Produce
Zonal Council in each agricultural zone. (2) The Zones in which Councils are established shall be-
(a) Lake Zone - comprising Mara, Mwanza, Kagera and
Shinyanga regions;
(b) Central Zone - comprising Dodoma and Singida regions;
(c) Northern Zone - comprising Arusha, Manyara,
Kilimanjaro and Tanga regions;
(d) Southern Zone - comprising Mtwara and Lindi regions;
(e) Eastern Zone - comprising Dar es Salaam, Coast and
Morogoro regions;
(f) Western Zone - comprising Tabora and Kigoma
regions; and
(g) Southern Highland - comprising Ruvuma, Mbeya,
Iringa and Rukwa regions.

goro regions;
(f) Western Zone - comprising Tabora and Kigoma
regions; and
(g) Southern Highland - comprising Ruvuma, Mbeya,
Iringa and Rukwa regions.

(3) The functions of Zonal Councils shall be to-
(a) promote cereal and other produce including formation
of farmers associations and other bodies in their
respective areas;
(b) act as a consultative forum for cereals and other
produce on price negotiations between farmers and
buyers or traders of the cereals and other produce;
(c) establish and operate a market information system for
cereals, other produces and agricultural inputs in their
respective areas;
(d) promote the use of weights, measures and grading
standards for cereals and other produce;
(e) collaborate with the Board and local government authorities
in provisions of agricultural educations in respect to the
cereals and other produces in their areas of jurisdiction;
(f) perform such other functions as the Council deems
necessary for the development of the cereal and other
produce industry; and
(g) prepare and promote zonal production targets. Establishment of
Zonal Councils
PART III
ZONAL COUNCILS OF CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE

e industry; and
(g) prepare and promote zonal production targets. Establishment of
Zonal Councils
PART III
ZONAL COUNCILS OF CEREALS AND OTHER PRODUCE

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(4) The qualification, tenure of office and disciplinary
procedure for the members of the Council shall be prescribed
in the regulations. 16.–(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Council shall
have power to regulate its own procedures in respect of the
proper conduct of its business. (2) The Council shall agree on-
(a) time and place for holding annual stakeholder’s
meetings and other matters of mutual interest;
(b) mechanisms for the management and funding of the
shared functions; and
(c) organisational structure for the management of its
affairs. PART IV
FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
17.

e management and funding of the
shared functions; and
(c) organisational structure for the management of its
affairs. PART IV
FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
17.

The funds and resources of the Board shall consist of-
(a) such sums of money as may be appropriated by the
Parliament;
(b) any monies raised by way of loans, donations or grants
from within and outside Tanzania;
(c) any loan or subsidy granted to the Board by the
Government or any other person;
(d) any money derived from commercial activities; and
(e) such sums of money or property which may become
payable to or vested in the Board under this Act or any
other written law or in respect of any matter incidental
to the carrying out of its functions. 18.–(1) The Board shall cause to be kept and maintained
proper books of accounts with respect to-
(a) sums of money received and expended by the Board
and matters in respect of which the receipt and
expenditure relate;
(b) the assets and liabilities of the Board; and
Procedures and
meetings of
Councils
Funds and
resources of
Board
Books of accounts
and audit

relate;
(b) the assets and liabilities of the Board; and
Procedures and
meetings of
Councils
Funds and
resources of
Board
Books of accounts
and audit

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(c) the income and expenditure statement of the Board. (2) The auditing of the financial reports and books of
accounts of the Board shall be done by the Controller and
Auditor-General or a person authorised by him. 19.–(1) The Board shall, not later than six months after the end
of financial year, submit to the Minister a copy of the audited
accounts and annual report on the activities of the Board in
respect of that year. (2) The Minister shall, within a period of six months after
the accounts have been audited, lay the audited accounts and
audit report before the National Assembly. (3) For the purposes of this section, “financial year” means
a period not exceeding twelve consecutive months which
conform with the financial year of the Government. 20. The Chairman and other members of the Board shall be
entitled to allowances and fees at the rates as the Minister may, in
consultation with the minister responsible for finance, approve.

e Board shall be
entitled to allowances and fees at the rates as the Minister may, in
consultation with the minister responsible for finance, approve.

PART V
GENERAL PROVISIONS
21.–(1) The Minister may give to the Board directions of
a general or specific nature in writing as to the exercise or
performance of its functions and the Board shall give effect to
such direction. (2) Where the Board fails to perform any of its functions
or to give effect to a direction given by the Minister without a
reasonable cause, the Minister may exercise disciplinary power
as may be appropriate. 22. Any person who-
(a) buys cereals or other produce in the name of the Board
without its authority;
(b) discloses confidential information of the Board; and
(c) obstructs or prevents any officer of the Board from
exercising his powers under this Act,
Annual reports
Remuneration of
members
Direction of
Minister
Offences and
penalties

ny officer of the Board from
exercising his powers under this Act,
Annual reports
Remuneration of
members
Direction of
Minister
Offences and
penalties

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commits an offence and, on conviction shall, be liable to a fine of
not less than five million shillings or to imprisonment for term of
not less than six months but not exceeding two years or to both. 23.–(1) Where any offence under this Act or subsidiary
legislation made under this Act is committed by a body
corporate, any person who, at the time of the commission of
the offence was concerned as a director or an officer with the
management of the affairs of the body corporate, commits
an offence and is liable to be proceeded against and punished
accordingly unless he proves to the satisfaction of the court that
he had no knowledge and could not by the exercise of reasonable
diligence have had knowledge of the commission of the offence. (2) Where an offence under this Act is committed by a body
corporate, that body corporate shall, on conviction, be liable to
a fine of not less than ten million shillings. 24.

r this Act is committed by a body
corporate, that body corporate shall, on conviction, be liable to
a fine of not less than ten million shillings. 24.

Where an offence under this Act or any subsidiary
legislation made under this Act is committed by a person as an
agent or employee then, such agent or employee, the principal
or employer commits an offence and is liable to be proceeded
against and punished accordingly unless he proves to the
satisfaction of the court that he had no knowledge and could
not by the exercise of reasonable diligence have had knowledge
of the commission of the offence. 25. Any person who commits an offence under this Act to
which no specific penalty is provided shall, on conviction,
be liable to a fine of not less than five million shilling or to
imprisonment for a term of not less than one year but not
exceeding three years or to both. 26. The Minister may make regulations for better carrying out
the provisions of this Act. 27. The Board shall, with the approval of the Minister, make
rules for better farming, grading and trading for each category
of crops. Offence by body
corporate
Offence by agents
General offences
and penalty
Powers to make
regulations
Power to make
rules

ng for each category
of crops. Offence by body
corporate
Offence by agents
General offences
and penalty
Powers to make
regulations
Power to make
rules

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28. A local government authority may, on consultation with
the Minister, make by-laws for better carrying out of the shared
functions agreed upon with stakeholders. [s. 28A]
PART VI
CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENT
TO THE FOOD SECURITY ACT
29. [Omitted]
SCHEDULE
(Made under section 5(3))
PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE BOARD
1. A member of the Board shall hold office for a term of three years
from the date of appointment and may be eligible for re-appointment
for a further term of three years. 2.–(1) Notwithstanding paragraph 1, any member of the Board may,
at any time, resign from the Board by giving notice in writing to the
Minister and from the date specified in the notice or, where no date is
so specified, from the date of receipt of the notice by the Minister, he
shall cease to be a member.

date specified in the notice or, where no date is
so specified, from the date of receipt of the notice by the Minister, he
shall cease to be a member.

(2) Where a person ceases to be a Board member for any reason
before the expiration of his term of office, the Minister shall appoint
another person in his place and the person so appointed shall hold
office for the remainder of the term of office of his predecessor. 3. The Board shall meet four times a year for ordinary business and
may convene extra ordinary meetings as may be deemed necessary for
discharging of its functions under the Act. 4. The Board shall appoint one of their members to be a Vice Chairman. 5.–(1) All meetings of the Board shall be convened by the Chairman
or in his absence, by the Vice Chairman and in the absence of both,
the Chairman and the Vice-Chairman from the meeting, the members
present shall elect one of their members to be an interim chairman of
that meeting. (2) The Chairman, or in his absence, the Vice Chairman shall
convene a special meeting of the Board upon a request in writing signed
Powers to make
by-laws
Omitted
Tenure of office of
members
Resignation
Number of
meetings
Vice Chairman
Proceedings of
meetings

uest in writing signed
Powers to make
by-laws
Omitted
Tenure of office of
members
Resignation
Number of
meetings
Vice Chairman
Proceedings of
meetings

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by not less than four members of Board and shall cause such a meeting
to be held within twenty one days of receiving such request. 6. The Board may co-opt any person to attend any deliberations of the
meeting of the Board as an expert but such person so co-opted shall not
have the right to vote. 7.–(1) The Board shall make its decision by voting during the meeting
and in case of any equality of votes, the Chairman or any other person
presiding at meeting shall have a casting vote. (2) Notwithstanding subparagraph (1), decisions may be made
by the Board by circulation of papers to the members whereby, each
member shall express his views in writing provided that any member
may require that any such decision be deferred for discussion at a full
meeting of the Board of Directors.

s views in writing provided that any member
may require that any such decision be deferred for discussion at a full
meeting of the Board of Directors.

(3) A circular resolution in writing signed by all the members for the
time being in Tanzania shall be as effectual as a decision made at a meeting
provided that a member may require that notwithstanding the directors’
signature, the matter be brought at the following meeting of Board. 8. Half of the members of the Board shall constitute a quorum at any
meeting and all acts, matters and things to be done by the Board shall
be decided by a simple majority of the members present at the meeting. 9. Subject to the provision of this Schedule relating to quorum the
Board may act notwithstanding any vacancy in the members thereof
and act or proceedings of the Board shall be invalid by reason only
of some defect in the appointment of a person who purports to be a
member thereof. 10. A member who is in any way directly or indirectly interested in a
contract or proposed contract or any matter being deliberated by the
Board shall declare the nature of his interest to the other directors. 11. Minutes in proper form of each meeting of the Board shall be kept
and shall be confirmed by the Board at its next meeting and signed by
the Chairman of the meeting.

per form of each meeting of the Board shall be kept
and shall be confirmed by the Board at its next meeting and signed by
the Chairman of the meeting.

12.–(1) There shall be a common seal of the Board which shall be of
such shape, size and form as the Board may determine. (2) The seal of the Board shall not be affixed to any deed, instrument,
contracts or agreement to which the Board is a party except in the
presence of the Director General or a person authorised by him. 13. Subject to the provisions of this Act, the Board shall have power to
regulate its own procedures in respect of the meetings and the proper
conduct of its business. Co-opted
members
Decision of Board
Quorum
Vacancies
Member to
declare interest
Minutes
Seal of Board
Power to regulate
its procedures