Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-9
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"Made in Oklahoma" and "Grown in Oklahoma" program -
Official statutory text
Specifications.
A. The State Department of Agriculture shall initiate and
operate a “Made in Oklahoma” and a “Grown in Oklahoma” program for
the purpose of promoting foods, products, and services produced
within Oklahoma.
B. The programs shall be designed to:
1. Increase consumer awareness by identifying foods, products,
or services with a “Made in Oklahoma” or a “Grown in Oklahoma” logo;
2. Increase purchase of Oklahoma foods, products, and services
by Oklahomans and by out-of-state persons;
3. Expand and develop new markets for Oklahoma-made foods,
products, and services;
4. Attract needed materials to Oklahoma processors; and
5. Educate consumers about Oklahoma foods, products, and
services through an extensive and informative public relations
campaign.
A. The State Department of Agriculture shall initiate and
operate a “Made in Oklahoma” and a “Grown in Oklahoma” program for
the purpose of promoting foods, products, and services produced
within Oklahoma.
B. The programs shall be designed to:
1. Increase consumer awareness by identifying foods, products,
or services with a “Made in Oklahoma” or a “Grown in Oklahoma” logo;
2. Increase purchase of Oklahoma foods, products, and services
by Oklahomans and by out-of-state persons;
3. Expand and develop new markets for Oklahoma-made foods,
products, and services;
4. Attract needed materials to Oklahoma processors; and
5. Educate consumers about Oklahoma foods, products, and
services through an extensive and informative public relations
campaign.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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