N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-25-27
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4.1-25-27. Sampling of milk
Official statutory text
4.1-25-27. Sampling of milk
Every purchaser of milk from a dairy producer shall collect a minimum sample of two
ounces [59.15 milliliters] from each bulk tank of milk received from a producer. Samples must be
collected and maintained in accordance with those procedures contained in the Standard
Methods. Records must be kept, which readily identify the sample, with those items used to
determine payment for the milk. Those items must include weight, butterfat content, protein,
solids-not-fat, and the total amount of money paid for the milk.
Every purchaser of milk from a dairy producer shall collect a minimum sample of two
ounces [59.15 milliliters] from each bulk tank of milk received from a producer. Samples must be
collected and maintained in accordance with those procedures contained in the Standard
Methods. Records must be kept, which readily identify the sample, with those items used to
determine payment for the milk. Those items must include weight, butterfat content, protein,
solids-not-fat, and the total amount of money paid for the milk.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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