Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-10-71
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in this subarticle:
1. “Ambient temperature” means the atmospheric temperature
surrounding or encircling shell eggs;
2. “Case” means thirty (30) dozen eggs or any container
designed to hold thirty (30) dozen eggs;
3. “Consumer” means any person using eggs for food and
including, but not limited to, restaurants, hotels, cafeterias,
hospitals, state institutions, or any other establishment serving
food to be consumed on the premises. The term “consumer” shall not
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include the armed forces or any other federal agency or institution
where federal egg grade certificates are issued;
4. “Container” means any receptacle or packaging in which eggs
are dispensed to consumers;
5. “Dealer” means any person engaged in the wholesale marketing of
eggs. A dealer may also sell eggs to the consumer but shall not be
considered a retailer;
6. “Eggs” means raw eggs in the shell that are the product of
the domesticated chicken or egg products manufactured from raw eggs
and intended for human consumption;
7. “Expiration date” means the date the eggs are to be removed
from sale;
8. “Pack-date” means the date that the eggs were placed in the
container;
9. “Packer” means any person who grades or packs eggs for sale
to dealers, retailers, or consumers within the state. A packer may
sell eggs to consumers but shall not be considered a dealer;
10. “Processor” means any person who operates a plant for the
purpose of breaking or boiling eggs for liquid, freezing, drying, or
commercial food manufacturing; and
11. “Retailer” means any person who sells eggs to a consumer.
1. “Ambient temperature” means the atmospheric temperature
surrounding or encircling shell eggs;
2. “Case” means thirty (30) dozen eggs or any container
designed to hold thirty (30) dozen eggs;
3. “Consumer” means any person using eggs for food and
including, but not limited to, restaurants, hotels, cafeterias,
hospitals, state institutions, or any other establishment serving
food to be consumed on the premises. The term “consumer” shall not
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include the armed forces or any other federal agency or institution
where federal egg grade certificates are issued;
4. “Container” means any receptacle or packaging in which eggs
are dispensed to consumers;
5. “Dealer” means any person engaged in the wholesale marketing of
eggs. A dealer may also sell eggs to the consumer but shall not be
considered a retailer;
6. “Eggs” means raw eggs in the shell that are the product of
the domesticated chicken or egg products manufactured from raw eggs
and intended for human consumption;
7. “Expiration date” means the date the eggs are to be removed
from sale;
8. “Pack-date” means the date that the eggs were placed in the
container;
9. “Packer” means any person who grades or packs eggs for sale
to dealers, retailers, or consumers within the state. A packer may
sell eggs to consumers but shall not be considered a dealer;
10. “Processor” means any person who operates a plant for the
purpose of breaking or boiling eggs for liquid, freezing, drying, or
commercial food manufacturing; and
11. “Retailer” means any person who sells eggs to a consumer.
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