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The department may seek an injunction if a warehouse operator, after notice, refuses to comply with the chapter; Texas courts may issue temporary or permanent injunctions for listed violations.
Violators of this chapter can face a civil penalty, and certain penalties cannot be collected if the same violation was already the basis of an administrative-penalty proceeding.
If the department wins an action brought through the attorney general, both may recover specified litigation costs and fees.
This section sets where different actions under this chapter must be filed.
This section defines key terms used in the chapter.
This section defines which materials count as commercial feed under the chapter and lists several exclusions.
The service is directed by the station director, who must carry out the powers and duties assigned by this chapter. The service may hire needed personnel, and the director may appoint a state chemist.
The service may adopt enforcement rules for this chapter after notice and a public hearing, including minimum standards for commercial feed.
The service must publish specified feed-related information at least annually, may publish other feed information, must set the publication form, and must not disclose any person’s scope of operations.
This chapter does not apply to certain mixing, milling, or processing of material tied to a purchaser of commercial feed or a different source.
The service must set by rule safe aflatoxin contamination levels for whole seed and whole grain sold at retail for wildlife feed.
The service may adopt rules about hemp and hemp products in commercial feed.
You may not manufacture or distribute commercial feed in this state without a valid current license from the service, unless you only make retail sales of labeled commercial feed from a licensed source.
A license issued under this chapter is permanent unless one of the listed events occurs.
After notice and a hearing, the service may revoke, suspend, annul, amend, or refuse a license if it finds certain violations or misconduct by the licensee or applicant.
Commercial feed containers distributed in Texas generally must be labeled with specified information.
When bulk commercial feed is delivered in this state, the manufacturer or other distributor must give the purchaser a written or printed statement with the information required by Section 141.051(a), except for customer-formula feed.
A person who distributes customer-formula feed in Texas must give the purchaser a label at delivery, unless the subsection (b) exception applies.
A commercial feed label may not make certain promotional or descriptive claims unless required ingredient details are clearly and prominently stated.
The service must create procedures for label review, review submitted product labels, report needed changes, give needed advice, and may not charge a fee for these services.
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