§ 15-18-1-1 General provisions
§ 15-18-1-2 Adulterated or misbranded milk or milk products
§ 15-18-1-3 Permit requirements; application procedure
§ 15-18-1-4 Permit suspension
§ 15-18-1-5 Temporary permits; application for reinstatement
§ 15-18-1-6 Sanctions for repeated violations
§ 15-18-1-7 Permit expiration
§ 15-18-1-8 Rulemaking
§ 15-18-1-9 Duty of board to inspect; inspection report; access to facility required; prohibited use of trade secrets
§ 15-18-1-10 Unsanitary conditions
§ 15-18-1-11 Approved industry plant sampler
§ 15-18-1-12 Labeling information; shipping statement
§ 15-18-1-13 Samples; testing and examination; written notice upon exceeding standards
§ 15-18-1-14 Compliance with national standards; rules
§ 15-18-1-15 Sale of milk and milk products
§ 15-18-1-16 Drug residue violation screenings; violations
§ 15-18-1-17 Calculation of civil penalties; other sanctions
§ 15-18-1-18 Diagnosis of tuberculosis, brucellosis, and other diseases in dairy cattle
§ 15-18-1-19 Storage of raw milk
§ 15-18-1-20 Sale of graded milk products; prohibited milk ordinances
§ 15-18-1-21 Pasteurization; exceptions
§ 15-18-1-22 Transfer of milk products; storage containers
§ 15-18-1-23 Milk cans and receptacles
§ 15-18-1-24 Conditions for sale of products from outside Indiana
§ 15-18-1-25 Employees affected by communicable diseases
§ 15-18-1-26 Powers of board upon suspicion of infection
§ 15-18-1-27 Submission of plans for approval
§ 15-18-1-28 Duties of board to administer rules and enforce chapter
§ 15-18-1-29 Enforcement by board
§ 15-18-1-30 Inspections; performance of official duties
§ 15-18-1-31 Dairy drug residue abatement fund
§ 15-18-1-32 Board enforcement; inspections; authority to enter
§ 15-18-1-33 Violations

Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 15 > Article 18 > Chapter 1 - Milk and Milk Products; Permits; Standards; Inspections

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