N.Y. AGM Law § 214-J
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Small quantities of fruits and vegetables
Official statutory text
§ 214-j. Small quantities of fruits and vegetables. Fresh fruits and\nvegetables prepackaged and offered for sale at retail shall be made\navailable in small quantities upon customer request. A prominent and\nconspicuous sign reading "small quantities of prepackaged fresh fruits\nand vegetables are available upon request" shall be displayed. Such sign\nshall be located not more than thirty feet from the prepackaged display.\nThe commissioner shall adopt such rules and regulations as are necessary\nfor the proper application, administration and enforcement of these\nprovisions.\n As used in this subdivision, "small quantity" means an amount, by\nweight or volume, smaller than the amount offered for prepackaged sale.\n
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