Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-1-917

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Standards for bottled water plants

Official statutory text

All bottled water plants shall comply with the following standards

of sanitation and safety:

(1) The source of water supply shall be structurally protected

to prevent contamination and shall provide such treatment as

necessary to insure the water to be bacteriologically and chemically

safe for drinking purposes.

(2) The bottled water plant shall be maintained in a clean and

sanitary condition and shall be in good repair and of such

construction that will facilitate maintenance in a sanitary

condition. Rooms used for bottling and bottle washing shall be well

lighted and adequately ventilated. All necessary precautions shall

be taken to protect against the entrance of rodents and insects.

(3) All bottles and containers shall be thoroughly cleaned and

given approved bactericidal treatment prior to filling. Facilities

and methods of filing bottles or containers shall be such as to

minimize the possibility of contamination.

(4) Adequate and convenient handwashing and toilet facilities

shall be provided and maintained in a sanitary condition.

(5) All bottles or containers shall be plainly labeled as to

contents and shall show the name and address of the bottled water

plant. No medicinal claims or misleading information shall be

permitted on the label.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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