Okla. Stat. tit. 63, § 63-315
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Display of sign by retailers as to meat inspection
Official statutory text
All retail establishments selling meats which have been either
state or federally inspected shall display a sign adjacent to the
meat counter and plainly visible to the customer stating that "meat
sold over this counter has been state inspected," or if it is
federally inspected it shall state that "meat sold over this counter
has been federally inspected." This sign shall be not less than
24"x10" in size with prominent letters.
state or federally inspected shall display a sign adjacent to the
meat counter and plainly visible to the customer stating that "meat
sold over this counter has been state inspected," or if it is
federally inspected it shall state that "meat sold over this counter
has been federally inspected." This sign shall be not less than
24"x10" in size with prominent letters.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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