N.D. Cent. Code § 4.1-41-07
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4.1-41-07. Customer-formula feed - Label - Content
Official statutory text
4.1-41-07. Customer-formula feed - Label - Content
Any customer-formula feed that is distributed in this state must be labeled.
1. The label must include:
a. The name and address of the manufacturer;
b. The name and address of the purchaser;
c. The date of delivery;
d. The product's name;
e. The quantity statement of each ingredient, including commercial feed;
f. Directions for the safe and effective use of all customer-formula feed containing
drugs and those determined by the commissioner as being necessary; and
g. Any precautionary statement recommended by the commissioner to ensure the
safe and effective use of the feed.
2. If the feed contains drugs, the label must also include:
a. The purpose of each drug;
b. The weight, volume, or quantity, as appropriate, of each drug; and
c. The name of each active ingredient.
Any customer-formula feed that is distributed in this state must be labeled.
1. The label must include:
a. The name and address of the manufacturer;
b. The name and address of the purchaser;
c. The date of delivery;
d. The product's name;
e. The quantity statement of each ingredient, including commercial feed;
f. Directions for the safe and effective use of all customer-formula feed containing
drugs and those determined by the commissioner as being necessary; and
g. Any precautionary statement recommended by the commissioner to ensure the
safe and effective use of the feed.
2. If the feed contains drugs, the label must also include:
a. The purpose of each drug;
b. The weight, volume, or quantity, as appropriate, of each drug; and
c. The name of each active ingredient.
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