Md. Code, Agriculture § 10-1403
This is the official text of Md. Code, Agriculture § 10-1403, part of Maryland’s Code, Agriculture — regulates farming and agricultural commerce.
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§10–1403.
Official statutory text
The Department may:
(1) Certify producers or handlers who apply for certification under the Department’s organic certification program;
(2) Establish requirements governing the production or handling of commodities that are certified by the Department as organically produced;
(3) Adopt logos for organically produced commodities that are certified by the Department; and
(4) Deny, suspend, or revoke the logo or certification issued by the Department of any producer or handler who violates any regulations adopted under this subtitle.
(1) Certify producers or handlers who apply for certification under the Department’s organic certification program;
(2) Establish requirements governing the production or handling of commodities that are certified by the Department as organically produced;
(3) Adopt logos for organically produced commodities that are certified by the Department; and
(4) Deny, suspend, or revoke the logo or certification issued by the Department of any producer or handler who violates any regulations adopted under this subtitle.
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