Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-8-77.6
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A. Containers of fertilizer distributed in this state shall
have placed on or affixed to the container a label setting forth in
clearly legible and conspicuous form the following information:
1. Net weight;
2. Brand and grade;
3. Guaranteed analysis; and
4. Name and address of the registrant/licensee.
B. In case of bulk shipments, this information in written or
printed form shall accompany delivery.
C. A fertilizer formulated according to specifications which
are furnished by and for the final consumer prior to mixing shall be
labeled to show the net weight, the guaranteed analysis, and the
name and address of the distributor, registrant, or licensee.
have placed on or affixed to the container a label setting forth in
clearly legible and conspicuous form the following information:
1. Net weight;
2. Brand and grade;
3. Guaranteed analysis; and
4. Name and address of the registrant/licensee.
B. In case of bulk shipments, this information in written or
printed form shall accompany delivery.
C. A fertilizer formulated according to specifications which
are furnished by and for the final consumer prior to mixing shall be
labeled to show the net weight, the guaranteed analysis, and the
name and address of the distributor, registrant, or licensee.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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