Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-8-31

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Use of term "certified" - Certification by foreign

Official statutory text

inspection agency - State agencies for certification.

No person shall use the term "certified", alone or with other

words, or use any other term or words which suggest certification by

a designated inspection agency, orally or in writing, relative to

any agricultural or vegetable seeds, any tubers for seeding

purposes, or plants or plant parts, sold or advertised for sale in

Oklahoma, except as provided by this subarticle. If the seeds,

tubers, plants, or plant parts were produced in another state or

foreign country, certification by the legally constituted

certification officials of a state, country, or of the United

States, shall be sufficient. Certification in Oklahoma shall be by

the Agricultural Experiment Station and the Agricultural Extension

Service of the Oklahoma State University, Division of Agricultural

Sciences and Natural Resources, or by an agency which they

designate.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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