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Code · Hawaii · Chapter 148

[§148-65] Prohibited acts.

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[§148-65] Prohibited acts. No person shall:
(1)Use a seal of quality established under this part without being licensed;
(2)Use a seal of quality on a fresh or processed agricultural commodity that does not meet the requirements of this part;
(3)Use a device, symbol, indicia, or by any other means imitate the seal of quality established by this part; or
(4)Make any claim that a fresh or processed agricultural commodity is permitted to use a seal of quality when it is not. [L 2002, c 163, pt of §2]
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