§ 46 Declaration of policy
§ 46-A Regulations
§ 47 Care and feed of cows, and care and keeping of milk
§ 47-A Regulating the handling and sale of products made from recovered milk fat and solids
§ 48 Receptacles to be cleansed before returning; receptacles may be seized; evidence; violation
§ 49 Insanitary cans and receptacles condemned
§ 50-E Legislative finding and declaration of policy
§ 50-F Definitions and standards of identity
§ 50-G Licenses to manufacturers of melloream
§ 50-H Entry, inspection and investigation
§ 50-I Labeling of melloream and vegetable oil blends
§ 50-J Serving melloream, vegetable oil blends and cream in restaurants and other public eating places
§ 50-K Rules and regulations
§ 51 Milk inspection
§ 52 Presumptions in regard to cream and skim milk
§ 54 Regulations in regard to manufactories, plants or places where milk or cream is brought or received
§ 55 Skimmed milk, whey, buttermilk or milk container or plant equipment rinsings to be heated before being used for feeding
§ 56 Determination of the content of milk and/or cream where purchase or settlement therefor is made on the basis of such content
§ 56-A Taking of composite sample; record of tests
§ 56-B Determination of bacteria in milk and/or cream where purchase or settlement is made therefor on the basis of bacterial count
§ 57 Licensing of persons in charge of milk-gathering stations, manufactories or plants; licensing of persons sampling milk and/or cream and/o…
§ 57-A Licensing of persons making bacterial counts of milk and/or cream or making tests of milk and/or cream to detect certain abnormalities
§ 59 Powers of the department concerning oleomargarine
§ 61 Manufacture, sale, and use of oleomargarine
§ 62 Coloring matter, dairy terms, size of package, labeling, false advertising
§ 63 Labeling of imitation cheese; imitation cheese food and products containing imitation cheese
§ 67 Manufacturers identification markings and grade brands for cheese
§ 67-B Pasteurization of cheese
§ 68 Use of false brand prohibited
§ 69 County trade marks
§ 70 Branded cans, jars, bottles, cases, boxes or barrels not to be sold, remarked or used without consent of owner
§ 71 Registration of mark; defacing mark; seizure
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Terms Used In New York Laws > Agriculture and Markets > Article 4 - Dairy Products

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  • curd: as used in this article applies to the substance otherwise known as "pot cheese" or "cottage cheese. See N.Y. Agriculture and Markets Law 48
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