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Article 8
Manufacture and Distribution of Commercial Feed

Sections

128
Definitions
128‑A
Licenses
129
Registration
129‑A
Review
130
Labeling
131
Misbranding
132
Adulteration
133
Prohibited acts
133‑A
Tonnage fees and reports
134
Records and reports
135
Rules and regulations
135‑A
Inspection, sampling and analysis
135‑B
Detained commercial feeds
135‑C
Penalties
135‑D
Enforcement
135‑E
Cooperation with other entities
135‑F
Publication
135‑G
Severability
 



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