Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-1301.36

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Registration

Official statutory text

A. Any person engaged in the manufacture of a Mello-drink

product shall separately register each product with the Department

as provided by this section.

B. Each application for a registered product shall be in such

form as prescribed by the Department and shall be accompanied by a

fee of Ten Dollars ($10.00). The application shall include the

ingredients of the product, and the proposed label or labels for the

product. The Department shall approve such application if it

determines the product will comply or has complied with the

provisions of this act. The information required by this subsection

shall be kept current, and shall be amended within thirty (30) days

of any change; provided, that the submission of containers for

approval of minor informational changes on the label or changes in

the promotional panel of the label shall not require the payment of

any fee.

C. No Mello-drink product shall be sold unless it is registered

with and approved by the Department.

D. In addition to any other penalty, the Department or its

authorized agent may, after any hearing, revoke or suspend the

registration of any Mello-drink product for violation of the

provisions of this act.

E. All product registrations made pursuant to this section

shall be confidential. No information contained in the application

for any such registration, or in the registration, shall be divulged

by the Department, except if necessary for the proper determination

of any hearing before the Department or any court proceeding.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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