Washington § 69.28.070 - "Marked" defined — When honey need not be marked.

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§ 69.28.070. "Marked" defined — When honey need not be marked.

The term "marked" shall mean printed in the English language on the top, front or side of any container containing honey: PROVIDED, That it shall not be necessary to mark honey sold by the producer thereof to any distributor, packer or manufacturer with the net weight, color or grade if the honey is to be used in the manufacture of honey products or is to be graded and packaged by the distributor or packer for resale.
[ 1939 c 199 s 21; RRS s 6163-21.]

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