N.Y. AGM Law § 205
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Defining honey
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§ 205. Defining honey. The terms "honey," "liquid or extracted\nhoney," "strained honey," or "pure honey," as used in this article,\nshall mean the nectar of flowers that has been transformed by, and is\nthe natural product of the honey-bee, taken from the honeycomb and\nmarketed in a liquid, candied or granulated condition.\n
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