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20-59-232. Unlawful acts — Records of cream buyers — Monthly reports.
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20-59-232. Unlawful acts — Records of cream buyers — Monthly reports.
It shall be unlawful for all cream buyers to purchase cream without keeping a careful record of all cream bought as first grade and second grade, and they shall render the report regularly to the creamery or factory receiving the cream. Creameries shall report the above information monthly, together with other cream purchase reports to the Secretary of the Department of Health on forms furnished them.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 20-59-232
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Source file: gov.ar.code.title.20.odt
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20-59-232. Unlawful acts — Records of cream buyers — Monthly reports.
It shall be unlawful for all cream buyers to purchase cream without keeping a careful record of all cream bought as first grade and second grade, and they shall render the report regularly to the creamery or factory receiving the cream. Creameries shall report the above information monthly, together with other cream purchase reports to the Secretary of the Department of Health on forms furnished them.
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