Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1120

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Definitions

Official statutory text

For the purpose of Sections 1121 through 1134 of this article:

(a) the term "food" shall include any article used by man for

food, drink, confection, ice or condiment, or which enters into the

composition of the same, whether simple, blended, mixed or

compounded.

Oklahoma Statutes - Title 63. Public Health and Safety Page 586

(b) the term "frozen food locker plant" shall mean a location or

establishment in which space in individual lockers is rented to

persons for storage of frozen food and is equipped with a chill

room, sharp freezing facilities and facilities for cutting,

preparing, wrapping and packaging meats and meat products, fruit and

vegetables.

(c) the term "branch frozen food locker plant" shall mean a

location or establishment in which space in individual lockers is

rented to persons for storage of frozen food after preparation for

storage at a frozen food locker plant.

(d) the term "sharp frozen" shall mean the freezing of food in a

room in which the temperature is zero degrees (0~F) Fahrenheit or

below.

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