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RSA 143:27. Penalty.
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Violating this subdivision, or regulations made under RSA 143:26, is a misdemeanor.
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Violating this subdivision, or regulations made under RSA 143:26, is a misdemeanor.
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Shellfish sold in violation of this subdivision may be forfeited.
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Certain unsanitary conditions in food-related places are deemed to exist, including poor construction or maintenance, exposed food, sleeping in food-preparation areas, and allowing infected workers in those places.
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The department and designated inspectors or special agents may enter and inspect food-related premises and equipment at any time.
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The health and human services commissioner may order immediate closure or stop use of food-related premises or vehicles when unsanitary conditions endanger public health.
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If a person with a communicable disease is employed, or if food-protection structural changes are needed, the commissioner must issue an order banning that employment or requiring the needed changes.
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Food-service establishments may not provide sugar except in individually wrapped packets or covered containers with a dispensing hole no larger than 3/8 inch.
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The health and human services commissioner must adopt rules for enforcing this chapter, and local boards of health must help carry out its provisions.
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The commissioner may impose an administrative fine of up to $2,000 per offense, after notice and hearing, for violations of this chapter or its rules.
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A person who violates this subdivision or fails to follow the commissioner of health and human services’ lawful orders and requirements is guilty of a violation.
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Fines collected for violating RSA 143 must be paid to the state.
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This section defines “beverage” and “beverage concentrate,” and lists specific exclusions.
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This section prohibits listed acts involving adulterated or misbranded food, drugs, devices, cosmetics, false advertisements, inspection interference, false guaranties, and certain labeling/trade-name misuse.
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A dealer may avoid conviction under this chapter if the dealer has a signed guaranty from a U.S.-resident supplier and received the goods in good faith, unless the dealer knew the goods were adulterated or misbranded.
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The health and human services commissioner must make enforcement rules, conduct inspections, compile and distribute a medication formulary, and may adopt certain federal meat inspection regulations.
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The section bars selling or handling nonconforming flour, white bread, or rolls for human consumption, unless they meet the commissioner’s enriched standard.
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A person must not sell or deal in maple sugar, maple candy, or maple syrup unless it is made solely from maple sap.
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A person may not sell or trade anything as cider vinegar unless it is made solely from cider made of apples and has at least 4% acidity by weight.
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Foods made to look like frozen desserts are treated as adulterated or misbranded unless they meet the stated identity, labeling, sanitary, and bacterial standards.
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No person may kill, sell, or possess for sale or food the meat of a calf under the stated age and weight limits.