§ 21-2-1 Short title
§ 21-2-2 Declaration of policy
§ 21-2-3 Definitions
§ 21-2-4 Repealed
§ 21-2-5 Analysis of raw milk by private milk laboratories
§ 21-2-6 Grade A dairy farm permit holders
§ 21-2-7 Permits
§ 21-2-7.1 Rhode Island raw milk cheese
§ 21-2-8 Issuance of permits
§ 21-2-9 Duration and renewal of permits
§ 21-2-10 Issuance of temporary permits
§ 21-2-11 Emergency powers
§ 21-2-12 Revocation of permits
§ 21-2-13 Appeals
§ 21-2-14 Temporary permit suspension
§ 21-2-15 Repealed
§ 21-2-16 Embargo of sale or distribution of milk
§ 21-2-19 Inspections and inspectors
§ 21-2-20 Special inspections
§ 21-2-21 Inspectors and assistants
§ 21-2-22 Inspection of animals and milk
§ 21-2-23 Director empowered to make regulations
§ 21-2-29 Standards to be maintained
§ 21-2-30 Information to be furnished to director
§ 21-2-31 Labeling of containers of milk and milk products
§ 21-2-32 Labeling as to breed of cows
§ 21-2-43 Enforcement of chapter
§ 21-2-44 State statutory provisions and rules paramount to local
§ 21-2-45 Standardization permitted
§ 21-2-46 Wholesale and contract sales
§ 21-2-51 Access of enforcement officers
§ 21-2-52 Appropriations and disbursements
§ 21-2-53 Powers of superior court in equity
§ 21-2-54 Prosecution of violations
§ 21-2-55 Penalties for violations
§ 21-2-56 Taking of samples in investigation of violations
§ 21-2-57 Severability

Terms Used In Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 21-2 - Milk Sanitation Code

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