N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-25-30
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4.1-25-30. Standards for grade A milk and milk products - Adoption of rules
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4.1-25-30. Standards for grade A milk and milk products - Adoption of rules
Only grade A milk may be sold as a fluid beverage for human consumption. The minimum
standards for milk and milk products designated as grade A are the same as the minimum
requirements of the pasteurized milk ordinance. The commissioner may adopt rules imposing
other standards in the interest of public safety, wholesomeness of product, consumer interest,
sanitation, good supply, saleability, and promotion of grade A milk and milk products.
Only grade A milk may be sold as a fluid beverage for human consumption. The minimum
standards for milk and milk products designated as grade A are the same as the minimum
requirements of the pasteurized milk ordinance. The commissioner may adopt rules imposing
other standards in the interest of public safety, wholesomeness of product, consumer interest,
sanitation, good supply, saleability, and promotion of grade A milk and milk products.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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