Va. Code Ann. § 3.2-4816
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The Commissioner to cancel license and product registrations
Official statutory text
The Commissioner shall cancel the commercial feed license and product registrations of any person who fails to comply with the chapter by:
1. Failing to file the tonnage report;
2. Falsifying information;
3. Making an inaccurate statement of tonnage distributed in Virginia during any reporting license year;
4. Making an inaccurate listing of medicated feed, small packaged commercial feed, or specialty pet feed for registration;
5. Failing to pay the license, registration, or inspection fee;
6. Failing to accurately report any of the information required to be submitted under this chapter;
7. Failing to keep records for a period of three years; or
8. Failing to allow inspection of records by the Commissioner, as required by subsection F of § 3.2-4805 .
1994, c. 743 , § 3.1-828.7; 2008, c. 860 .
1. Failing to file the tonnage report;
2. Falsifying information;
3. Making an inaccurate statement of tonnage distributed in Virginia during any reporting license year;
4. Making an inaccurate listing of medicated feed, small packaged commercial feed, or specialty pet feed for registration;
5. Failing to pay the license, registration, or inspection fee;
6. Failing to accurately report any of the information required to be submitted under this chapter;
7. Failing to keep records for a period of three years; or
8. Failing to allow inspection of records by the Commissioner, as required by subsection F of § 3.2-4805 .
1994, c. 743 , § 3.1-828.7; 2008, c. 860 .
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