Vermont § 7181 - Definitions As used in this chapter:

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§ 7181. Definitions As used in this chapter:

  • (1) “Agency” means the Agency of Natural Resources. (2) “Consumer product” means any product that is regularly used or purchased to be used
    for personal, family, or household purposes. (3) “Covered entity” means any person who presents to a collection facility or event that
    is included in an approved collection plan any number of covered household hazardous
    products, with the exception of large quantity generators or small quantity generators
    as those terms are defined in the Agency of Natural Resources’ Vermont Hazardous Waste
    Regulations. (4)(A) “Covered household hazardous product” means a consumer product offered for retail
    sale that is contained in the receptacle in which the product is offered for retail
    sale, if the product has any of the following characteristics:

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