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Agriculture Code § 132.045

Eggs must be handled under reasonably sanitary conditions, and shell eggs for human consumption must be handled to prevent undue deterioration.

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Agriculture Code § 132.045

Eggs must be handled under reasonably sanitary conditions, and shell eggs for human consumption must be handled to prevent undue deterioration.

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§ 132.045Agriculture Code § 132.045Provision

Eggs must be handled under reasonably sanitary conditions, and shell eggs for human consumption must be handled to prevent undue deterioration.

Sec. 132.045. SANITATION REQUIRED. (a) Eggs shall be handled under reasonably sanitary conditions in compliance with the rules of the department. (b) After being received from the producer, shell eggs intended for human consumption shall be handled in a manner that prevents undue deterioration. (c) Eggs in the possession of a person engaged in the sale of eggs are presumed to be intended for human consumption unless the eggs are: (1) denatured; or (2) labeled in accordance with a specific intended use other than human consumption. Acts 1981, 67th Leg., p. 1319, ch. 388, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1981.
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