California § 29620 - Extracted honey in containers which hold five ounces or more, shall be packed in
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§ 29620. Extracted honey in containers which hold five ounces or more, shall be packed in
Extracted honey in containers which hold five ounces or more, shall be packed in standard containers and sold in the exact units of weight as set forth in the table of standard weights of honey in containers provided for in Section 29502. If the combined net weight of the extracted honey in all subcontainers contained in one master container is equal to one of the units of weight specified in Section 29502, the unit is a standard unit of weight if sold as a unit directly to the consumer.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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