Missouri § 196.527 - Purposes.

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§ 196.527. Purposes.

It shall be the responsibility of the state milk board* to encourage orderly and sanitary production, transportation, processing and grading of manufactured milk and its products, to assure wholesome, stable, and high-quality dairy products; and to provide the basis for measuring, weighing and testing all milk, including grade "A" fluid milk and manufacturing milk, to determine its value at first point of sale.

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(L. 1981 H.B. 52)

*See Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1982 on file with the Secretary of State.

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