N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-25-40.1

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4.1-25-40.1. Sale of raw milk or raw milk products directly to a consumer - Prohibitions - Exemptions

Official statutory text

4.1-25-40.1. Sale of raw milk or raw milk products directly to a consumer -

Prohibitions - Exemptions.

1. A farm may sell raw milk or raw milk products directly to the end consumer in this state

for personal consumption.

2. A farm may not sell raw milk or raw milk products to a wholesaler or retail store for

mass consumption under this chapter. The seller may not sell raw milk or raw milk

products outside this state. The sale may not involve interstate commerce. Raw milk or

raw milk products may not be donated.

3. A farm selling raw milk or raw milk products under the provisions of this section is not

subject to any other provision of this chapter, chapters 4.1-05, 4.1-26, 19-02.1, or 23-9,

or title 64.

4. A farm selling raw milk or raw milk products shall label the products as "raw milk" or

"made with raw milk".

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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