N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-26-12

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4.1-26-12. Milk stabilization plans - Optional provisions - Maximum prices

Official statutory text

4.1-26-12. Milk stabilization plans - Optional provisions - Maximum prices

1. A milk stabilization plan established in accordance with section 4.1-26-10 may include

maximum prices for sales of milk products by a:

a. Processor;

b. Distributor; or

c. Retailer.

2. In establishing the maximum prices as permitted by this section, the board must

consider various factors pertinent to the milk marketing area, including:

a. Supplies of raw milk;

b. Reserve supplies of raw milk;

c. Production and retail sales data;

d. Feed prices; and

e. Wage rates.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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