Cal. FAC § 29121
This is the official text of Cal. FAC § 29121, part of California’s Food and Agricultural Code — regulates farming, food safety, and agricultural commerce.
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Official statutory text
(a) A person may import or transport any of the following into the state without complying with the requirements prescribed by Section 29120:
(1) Packaged comb honey.
(2) Empty package bee cages.
(3) Moving screens.
(4) Bee smokers.
(5) Bee veils.
(6) Hive tools.
(b) No importation shall be allowed if it would violate any quarantine regulation adopted by the director pursuant to Section 29110.
(1) Packaged comb honey.
(2) Empty package bee cages.
(3) Moving screens.
(4) Bee smokers.
(5) Bee veils.
(6) Hive tools.
(b) No importation shall be allowed if it would violate any quarantine regulation adopted by the director pursuant to Section 29110.
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