Texas § AG.131.084 - SALE OF HONEY MIXTURES
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§ AG.131.084. SALE OF HONEY MIXTURES
SALE OF HONEY MIXTURES. (a) A person may not label, sell, or keep, expose, or offer for sale a product that consists of honey mixed with another ingredient unless: (1) the product bears a label with a list of ingredients; and (2) "honey" appears in the list of ingredients in the same size type of print as the other ingredients. (b) A person may not label, sell, or keep, expose, or offer for sale a product that contains honey mixed with another ingredient and contains in the product name "honey" in a larger size of type or print or in a more prominent position than the other words in the product name. Amended by Acts 1983, 68th Leg., p. 1884, ch. 350, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1983. SUBCHAPTER F. ENFORCEMENT
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