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Code · North Dakota · Title 51 · Chapter 51-07 — Miscellaneous Provisions

51-07-15. Use of electronic or magnetic scanners in retail foodstores - Item pricing

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required - Exceptions - Penalty.
Except as otherwise provided in this section, every retail foodstore which uses electronic or magnetic scanners to read prices shall clearly post the selling price of each item in Arabic numerals, by stamp, tag, label, or other conspicuous marking device. If a product is packaged for sale in quantities of more than one, the total price must be posted. The posting must be by a label securely affixed on each item or by a label posted on the shelf edge immediately below or above the item.
Compliance with this section is not required for items not marked in accordance with a uniform products code or any similar marking system designed to be scanned by electronic or magnetic checkout equipment. Any person who violates this section is guilty of an infraction.
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