§ 69.28.020 Enforcement power and duty of director and agents
§ 69.28.025 Rules and regulations have force of law
§ 69.28.030 Rules prescribing standards
§ 69.28.040 Right to enter, inspect, and take samples
§ 69.28.050 Containers to be labeled
§ 69.28.060 Requisites of markings
§ 69.28.070 “Marked” defined — When honey need not be marked
§ 69.28.080 Purchaser to be advised of standards — Exceptions
§ 69.28.090 Forgery, simulation, etc., of marks, labels, etc., unlawful
§ 69.28.095 Unlawful mutilation or removal of seals, marks, etc., used by director
§ 69.28.100 Marks for “slack-filled” container
§ 69.28.110 Use of used containers
§ 69.28.120 Floral source labels
§ 69.28.130 Adulterated honey — Sale or offer unlawful
§ 69.28.133 Nonconforming honey — Sale or offer unlawful
§ 69.28.135 Warning-tagged honey — Movement prohibited
§ 69.28.140 Possession of unlawful honey as evidence
§ 69.28.170 Inspectors — Prosecutions
§ 69.28.180 Violation of rules and regulations unlawful
§ 69.28.185 Penalty
§ 69.28.190 “Director” defined
§ 69.28.200 “Container” defined
§ 69.28.210 “Subcontainer” defined
§ 69.28.220 “Section box” defined
§ 69.28.230 “Clean and sound containers” defined
§ 69.28.240 “Pack,” “packing,” or “packed” defined
§ 69.28.250 “Label” defined
§ 69.28.260 “Person” defined
§ 69.28.270 “Slack-filled” defined
§ 69.28.280 “Deceptive arrangement” defined
§ 69.28.290 “Mislabeled” defined
§ 69.28.300 “Placard” defined
§ 69.28.310 “Honey” defined
§ 69.28.320 “Comb-honey” defined
§ 69.28.330 “Extracted honey” defined
§ 69.28.340 “Crystallized honey” defined
§ 69.28.350 “Honeydew” defined
§ 69.28.360 “Foreign material” defined
§ 69.28.370 “Foreign honey” defined
§ 69.28.380 “Adulterated honey” defined
§ 69.28.390 “Serious damage” defined
§ 69.28.400 Labeling requirements for artificial honey or mixtures containing honey
§ 69.28.410 Embargo on honey or product — Notice by director — Removal
§ 69.28.420 Embargo on honey or product — Court order affirming, required — Order for destruction or correction and release — Bond
§ 69.28.430 Consolidation of petitions presenting same issue and claimant
§ 69.28.440 Sample of honey or product may be obtained — Procedure
§ 69.28.450 Recovery of damages barred if probable cause for embargo
§ 69.28.900 Severability — 1939 c 199
§ 69.28.910 Short title
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 69.28 - Honey

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