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NBSIR 87-3608

Index of Products Regulated By Each State

Maureen Breitenberg

Editor

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Bureau of Standards

Office of the Associate Director for Industry and Standards

Office of Standards Code and Information

Gaithersburg, MD 20899

August 1987

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

NBSIR 87-3608

INDEX OF PRODUCTS REGULATED BY EACH STATE

Maureen Breitenberg

Editor

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

National Bureau of Standards

Office of the Associate Director for Industry and Standards

Office of Standards Code and Information

Gaithersburg, MD 20899

August 1987

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, Clarence J. Brown, Acting Secretary

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS, Ernest Ambler, Director

FOREWORD

States are involved in many ways in the regulation of products sold within their borders. In some cases,

the products are regulated directly through state inspection and/or testing programs. In other cases,

states require manuf ac turer s to se 1 f -cert i f y , or to have an approved private body certify, that a particular product meets state standards or criteria. This index summarizes an extensive body of

information obtained to date concerning state regulation of specific products. Comprehensive information

is maintained in a database in order to respond to foreign and domestic inquiries. That database also

includes some details on the methods states use to accomplish this goal.

Compilation of the database on state regulation of products was part of a continuing effort by the

National Bureau of Standards (NBS) to develop and maintain current information on certification and

related regulatory programs effectively meeting its obligations under the Trade Agreements Act of 1979.

The information can be used by manufacturers and others, and may inform them about additional information

available from the NBS on this topic.

Dr. Stanley I. Warshaw

Associate Director

for Industry & Standards

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The editor would like to thank the State officials who provided the information for this index.

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Maureen Breitenberg
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ABSTRACT

This index summarizes information contained in a database on programs under which each of the 50 states

regulates products sold within its borders. It can be used as the basis for requesting additional

information contained in the database.

Development of the database on state regulation of products was part of a continuing NBS effort to

establish and maintain comprehensive information on standards, regulations, certification programs and

related information. This material has been compiled to meet the needs of government, industry, and the

public for information on programs operated by state agencies to regulate products sold to the public.

Key Words: approved products; certification; grading; inspection; state regulation; testing

CONTENTS

Page

Background 1

Scope and Criteria 1

Compilation of Information 2

Introduction 2

Other NCSCI Documents of Possible Interest 6

Summary of Products Regulated by Each State 7

1. Agriculture/Foods 7

2. Alcohol 12

3. Building and Construction Materials 13

4. Consumer Products 16

5. Environmental Control 17

6. Industry/Manufacturing 18

7. Medical and Health Care 19

8. Natural Resources 20

9. Packaging 2 *

10. Protection/Safety 22

11. Transportation 22

12. Miscellaneous Products 22

BACKGROUND

The General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT), signed by more than 80 governments is intended to

reduce tariffs, eliminate non-tariff measures, and remove other trade obstacles to the free flow of

international trade. In the round of talks from 1973 until 1979 , referred to as the Tokyo Round, an

Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade (also known as the "Standards Code") was reached which recognized

the importance of standards and certification systems for "improving efficiency of production and

facilitating the conduct of international trade."

The Standards Code has now been signed by 37 countries and the European Community. The Trade Agreements

Act of 1979 implemented the Standards Code in the United States. Title IV of the Act specifies

obligations for the Federal Government, including responsibilities for the establishment and maintenance

of a "Standards Information Center." Responsibility for the center has been delegated by the Secretary of

Commerce to the NBS National Center for Standards and Certification Information (NCSCI). NCSCI is

required to serve as the central national collection facility for information relating to standards,

certification systems, and standards-related activities, whether such standards, systems, or activities

are public or private, domestic or foreign, or international, regional, national or local.

The Statements of Administrative Action which ac comp an ied the Act, interpreted this to mean that NCSCI

would respond to all reasonable questions concerning standards-related activities, including programs used

to regulate the characteristics of products sold within any of the 50 states.

The development of this database and the issuance of this index is another phase of the continuing efforts

initiated by NCSCI to meet its responsibilities under the Act.

SCOPE AND CRITERIA

Information was collected on state programs used to regulate products sold within their borders. Neither

the regulation of products for state procurement purposes nor the regulation of services by the states was

included in the scope of this project.

A program for the regulation of products is taken to mean programs which evaluate products against a specified set of standards or criteria, either for quality, safety, or some other characteristic, such as

size. The evaluation may be done either by state personnel or by parties recognized by the state for this

purpose, such as nationally recognized testing laboratories.

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COMPILATION OF INFORMATION

Extensive efforts were made to contact every department in each state that might be concerned with the

regulation of products to be sold within that state. To ensure accuracy and completeness, each state was

contacted at least twice; further efforts will be made to update the database periodically to reflect any

changes or newly available information. State officials and other knowledgeable individuals are invited

to supply supplementary information about programs to regulate products not included in this index.

States are also encouraged to advise us of any program or address changes.

Pertinent communications should be sent to:

In the United States, product quality and safety may be assured by voluntary private sector programs, by

Federal rules, or by regulations at the state and local levels. This index summarizes state regulatory

programs: the titles of earlier compilations are listed on page 6. However, the massive volume of

information concerning products regulated by each of the fifty States has dictated the establishment of a computerized database, described in this publication in summary form only.

The index is broken down into 12 product categories, with numerous subcategories as shown in the text.

The categories are:

Office of Standards Code and Information

Office of the Associate Oirector for Industry and Standards

National Bureau of Standards

Administration Bldg., Room A629

Gaithersburg, MD 20899

(301) 975-4031

INTRODUCTION

1. Agriculture/Foods

2. Alcohol

3. Building and Construction Materials

4. Consumer Products

5. Environmental Control

6. Industry/ Manufacturing

7. Medical and Health Care

8. Natural Resources

9. Packaging

10. Protection/Safety

11. Transportation

12. Miscellaneous

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states and specific

below:

SAMPLE ENTRY ONE

Additional information is available on product regulatory programs for specific

products. Sample entries indicating the types of information available are indicated

DEPARTMENT: AGRICULTURE

SUBUNIT 1: Division of Plant Industry

CONTACT NAME: William W. Metterhouse

CONTACT TITLE: Director

CONTACT ADDRESS: CN 330, Trenton, NJ 08625

CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER: 609-292-5441

PRODUCTS REGULATED: Bees, apiary equipment

DOCUMENTATION AND/OR INSPECTION/TESTING REQUIRED BY AGENCY: Yes

INSPECTION OR TESTING BY DESIGNATED PRIVATE ORGANIZATION IS REQUIRED: No

AGENCY HAS A MARKING SYSTEM TO SHOW PRODUCT APPROVAL: *Yes

AGENCY MAINTAINS A LIST OF APPROVED PRODUCTS: State maintains a list of

apiaries.

AGENCY HAS PRODUCT LABELING REQUIREMENTS: *Yes

AGENCY HAS REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS: Yes

AGENCY USES FEDERAL REGULATIONS ONLY: No

OTHER INFORMATION: *Cer t i f i cates of health required for interstate shipment.

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SAMPLE ENTRY TWO

DEPARTMENT: HEALTH

SUBUNIT 1: Division of Community Health Services

SUBUNIT 2: Food and Milk Program

CONTACT NAME: Kenneth Kolano

CONTACT TITLE: Chief

CONTACT ADDRESS: 102 South Stockton St., CN 364, Trenton, NJ 08625

CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER: 609-984-1367

PRODUCTS REGULATED: Shellfish

DOCUMENTATION AND/OR INSPECTION/TESTING REQUIRED BY AGENCY: Yes

INSPECTION OR TESTING BY DESIGNATED PRIVATE ORGANIZATION IS REQUIRED: No

AGENCY HAS A MARKING SYSTEM TO SHOW PRODUCT APPROVAL: Yes

AGENCY MAINTAINS A LIST OF APPROVED PRODUCTS: No

AGENCY HAS PRODUCT LABELING REQUIREMENTS: Yes

AGENCY HAS REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS: Yes

AGENCY USES FEDERAL REGULATIONS ONLY: No

OTHER INFORMATION: Has processing requirements.

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SAMPLE ENTRY THREE

DEPARTMENT: LABOR

SUBUNIT 1: Division of Workplace Standards

CONTACT NAME: William J. Clark

CONTACT TITLE: Assistant Commissioner

CONTACT ADDRESS: Labor and Industry Building, Trenton, NJ 08625-0058

CONTACT TELEPHONE NUMBER: 609-292-2313

PRODUCTS REGULATED: Boilers, pressure vessels, refrigeration equipment

DOCUMENTATION AND/OR INSPECTION/TESTING REQUIRED BY AGENCY: Yes

INSPECTION OR TESTING BY DESIGNATED PRIVATE ORGANIZATION IS REQUIRED: Yes

AGENCY HAS A MARKING SYSTEM TO SHOW PRODUCT APPROVAL: Yes

AGENCY MAINTAINS A LIST OF APPROVED PRODUCTS: No

AGENCY HAS PRODUCT LABELING REQUIREMENTS: Yes

AGENCY HAS REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS: All boilers except low pressure boilers

serving less than 6 family units or accommodations for less than 25

persons are registered and re-inspected annually.

AGENCY USES FEDERAL REGULATIONS ONLY: No

OTHER INFORMATION: ASME Construction Code sections 1 thru 11 have been

adopted by New Jersey. The National Board Inspection Code has also been

adopted by New Jersey.

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This database is part of an ongoing NBS effort to establish and maintain a comprehensive database on

standards, regulations, certification programs and related information. This material has been compiled

to meet the needs of government, industry and the public for information on state regulation of products

in accordance with the requirements of the U.S. Trade Agreements Act of 1979.

We hope to make this type of information available by state for specific product areas.

OTHER NCSCI DOCUMENTS OF POSSIBLE INTEREST

In addition to this index and supporting database, NCSCI has published four related directories which

provide information on the standards activities of U.S. and of international or regional organizations,

and the certification activities of the U.S. Government and of U.S. private sector organizations:

NBS SP 649 Directory of International and Regional Organizations Conducting Standards-Related Activities,

April, 1983,

NBS SP 681 Standards Activities of Organizations in the United States, August 1984,

NBS SP 703 Private Sector Product Certification Programs in the United States, August 1985, and

NBS SP 714 Federal Government Certification Programs for Products and Services, April 1986

Information about standards, regulations or certification programs can be obtained by writing to the

address shown on page 2 or by calling (301) 975-4040.

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SUWRY OF PRODUCTS REGULATED BY EACH STATE

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PRODUCT ~K AC 1c AR :CA:CO iCT.DE iFL •®JhTno :IL Tn TS-K?w:LA:I€:M) :MOrMT"ft NV NH NJ m Hf NC ff) OH CK OR:PA:RI SC TNTX:UTtt:VA:MA;WV:HI:WY:

IF COLORS WC DYES XX : :xx:

lfi OOMODITIES, BULK • • •

• • • lH DRUGS, VETERINARY XX XX XX XX XX "xx : :xx: FISH-SEE NATURAL RESOURCES

/MARINE PRODUCTS

• • •

• • • 11 FOOO PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX :xx:xx:xx BAKERY ITEMS XX XX XX XX xx: :xx: bread XX : :xx: BEVERAGES, NON-ALCOHOLIC XX XX XX XX XX • • • • • • apple juice XX XX • • • 9 9 9 cider XX XX 9 9 9 9 9 9 concentrate XX 9 9 9

soft drinks XX XX 9 9 9 soft drink syrup XX 9 9 9

water, bottled XX XX XX 9 9 9

water, drinking XX 9 9 9

water, soda XX : :xx:

See also DIARY PRODUCTS

and ALCOHOL

• • •

• • •

• • •

CACAO PRODUCTS XX • • •

CONFECTIONERIES XX XX xx: :xx:

DAIRY PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx: : :

butter XX XX XX : :xx:xx

cheese XX : :xx:

Wisconsin cheese : :xx:

eggs/egg products XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX ~XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx: :xx

milk/milk products "xx" XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx:xx:xx

ice cream/frozen deserts XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx: :

DAIRY SUBSTITUTES XX XX

margarine XX : :xx:

DIETARY FOODS XX • • •

FISH, SEE NATURAL

RESOURCES/MARI!€ PRODUCTS

• • •

• • • • • •

FLOUR zz ___ xx~ _____ __ _______

XX __ _____ : :xx:

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1 PRODUCT :N.:PKM-JR 73500 rr DE FL TKnu ID IL IN IA:KS KY LA:PE:HkMA:MI:W:MS:MO MT ME NV m NT W:NY ft ro OH GK OR PA:R] sc If T5Tur VI VA:UA:WV WI:WY:

: FRUITS, FRESH XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

: apples XX XX XX XX XX

: apricots XX

: cantaloupes XX

: cherries XX

: citrus fruit XX XX

: grapes, wine XX

: olives XX

: peaches XX XX

: peaches, cling/canning XX

: pears XX

: prunes XX XX

: tomatoes

: tomatoes, canning XX

: tomatoes, seed

: GRAINS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

: buckwheat XX

: comreal XX

: flax XX

: hay XX

: hops XX

: rreals XX

: pulses XX

rice XX XX XX

: GUM XX

: HONEY XX

: ICE XX

: INFANT FORMULA XX

: KOSHER FOOD PRODUCTS XX XX

: macaroni XX

: MAPLE PRODUCTS

: (See also SYRUP) XX

: MEAT/PEAT BY-PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx

: animal carcasses XX

: horsemaat XX

: rabbit XX

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• man m:7* AZD* 73CDO TfT£ tl~SCHF ID IL IN TaIKT KY XA:ME:HD:MA;MI :W:MSTB-fiT (€ W w m w NC N) a (K OR PA:R] sc $D Tl 7X If V VfcWfck# WY

: WK> XX XX XX XX

: filberts XX

: peanuts XX

: pecans XX

: walnuts XX

: OIL SEED PR00UCTS XX

: mustard oil seed XX

: rapeseed XX

: safflower seed XX XX

: POULTRY/POULTRY BY-

: PROOUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

: SAMMCHES XX

: SEAF000, SEE NATURAL

: RESOURCES/MARINE PROOUCTS

: SHELLFISH, SEE NATURAL

: RESOURCES/fWRII€ PROOUCTS

: SWEETENERS, NON-NUTRITIVE XX

: SYRUP XX

: maple syrup XX XX XX

: VEGETABLES, FRESH XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

: asparagus XX

: beans XX

: beans, dry XX

: com XX

: garlic XX

: lettuce XX

: onions XX XX XX

: peppers XX

: potatoes XX XX XX XX XX

: potatoes, Irish XX

: potato, seed XX XX XX XX XX

: potatoes, sweet XX

: sugar cane XX

:U POOD SANITATION XX XX XX XX XX

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PRODUCT AL AC AZ PR CA:CO CT DE FL:GA;HI ID n IN IA:KS ICY LA:ME H):M(V:MI W:MS MD:MT NE NV NH NJ m NY NC M) OH OK OR PA:RI SC SD TN:TX ur vr VA:MA:WV:WI WY

:1K FEED, ODMCRCIPL PNOVL XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx XX XX XX

: f^DICATED FEEDS • •

: PET FOOD XX l XX XX XX xx: XX

:1L PLANTS, At) PLANT-RELATED

: PRODUCTS XX

•

XX

•

: BIOLOGICAL CONTROL AGENTS • i XX

: BULBS XX •

: Easter lily :xx

: COTTON XX •

: MJCK xx: •

: NURSERY STOCK XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

: avocado nursery stock XX : :

citrus nursery stock XX xx: ;

: grape nursery stock XX i XX :

: rose stock • XX •

: trees, fruit and nut XX • •

: PEAT xx: :

: PESTICIDE APPLICATION

: EQUIPMENT XX •

: PESTICIDES XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx XX XX XX XX XX XX

: bactericides : xx:

: economic poisons :xx XX XX XX •

: defoliants :xx XX XX xx:

: desiccants :xx XX XX xx:

: insecticides :xx XX xx:

: fungicides :xx XX XX xx:

: herbicides :xx XX XX xx:

: nematoe ides :xx XX XX xx:

: plant regulators :xx XX xx:

: repel 1 ants :xx

•

•

: rodenticides • XX XX xx:

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: PRODUCT PL AK MiPR: CA:00 CT DE FL GteHI ID .IL IN :IA:KS KY :LA:ME :MD:MT PE NV m NJ m NY NC f€ OH OK OR:PA:RI sc SD TN 7X ur vr VA:WA:WV:WI

: PLANTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX : : :xx

: caneberry XX • • •

: cruciferous XX • • • • • •

: pepper XX

: strawberry XX XX XX XX • • •

• • •

: sweet potato XX XX • • •

: tomato XX • • •

: SEED XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx:xx:xx "xx

: agricultural XX • • •

• • •

: vegetable XX • • • sweet potato XX • • •

: SCRUBS XX • • • • • •

: SOD XX XX XX XX :xx:xx: XX

: SOIL XX : : :

: See INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT/

: SOIL MOVING AND HANDLING

: EQUIPMENT

• • •

• • •

• • •

• • •

: SOIL AMENDMENTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX : : :xx "xx

: fertilizer XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx:xx:xx XX

: landplaster XX ill

: liming materials XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx:xx:xx "xx

: HJRF XX XX XX XX :xx:xx: XX

:lM TOBACCO AfC TOBACCO

: PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX

• • •

xx: : :

:1N TRACTORS XX • • • • • •

:2 ALCOHOL • • •

:2A ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:xx:xx:xx xx"

: ETHYL ALCOHOL SUITABLE FOR

: ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES XX

• • •

• • •

: mj BEVERAGES XX • • •

• • •

: beer XX XX :xx:xx: XX

: SPIRITS :xx: :

: WINE xx~ xx~ xx" :xx:xx: xx~

:2B ALCOHOL, RUBBING _____ ___ ... ____ ______ _xx~ ____ • • •

.

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PRODUCT :AL:AK:AZ:AR CAiCO CT DE FL GA:HI ID IL IN IA:KS KY LA:ME:M):MA:MI W:MS MOiMT l€ NV Hi NJ m NY NC H) OH CK OR PA:R] sc SD 7N TX or VT VA:UA:WV:WI WY

3 BUILDING AM) CONSTRUCTION

MATERIALS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

3A AIR-COfCmONING,

AMD HEATING/

HEOWUCAL SYSTB6

XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

AIR-CX)rDITIONERS/SYSTEMS XX XX XX

BOILERS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

FURNACES XX XX XX

HEATERS XX XX

HEATERS, OIL-FIRED XX XX

HEATERS, POOL XX XX

HEATERS, ROOM, FUELBURNING XX XX

HEATERS, SPACE XX

HEATING DEVICES, PREFAB XX XX

HEATING SYSTEMS, GAS XX

PRESSURE VESSELS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

PIM>S, HEAT XX XX

STOVES XX XX

coal-burning stoves XX XX

wood-burninq stoves XX XX XX

3B AIR SUPPORTED STRUCTURES XX

X AH&JENT RIBES/CARNIVAL

RUES XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

X ASBESTOS-CONTAINING

PRODUCTS XX

X CEILING PATHS XX

X COATINGS HO RELATED

PRODUCTS XX

LINSEED OIL XX

PAINTS XX XX XX

SAFETY GLAZING MATERIALS XX

TURPENTINE XX

VARNISHES XX

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PRODUCT PL AK AZ:AR CA:CO CT DE FL GA:HI ID IL IN IA:KS KY LA:*£ MD:MT NE NV NH NJ m NY NC to OH OK OR PA:RI sc SD TN 7X ur vr VA:WA:WV WI w

3G ELECTRICAL AfC ELECTRONIC

BQUH*ENT/SYSIB6 XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

LIGHTING XX XX XX

pool lighting XX

MITERING XX XX

3H ELEVATORS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

DESCENT CONTROL DEVICES XX

DUMBWAITERS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

ESCALATORS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

HOISTS XX XX XX

MANLIFTS XX XX XX

MOVING WAUCS XX XX XX XX XX XX

TRAMWAYS XX XX XX XX XX XX

31 EfCRGY EFFICIENCY XX

ENERGY CONSERVATION

PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

insulation XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

3J FLAM: SPREAD/FIRE SAFETY OF

CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS XX XX XX XX XX

SEE ALSO INDUSTRIAL

EQUIFTENT/EXPLOSIVES/

C0M5USTIBLES/FLANMABLES

3C FLOOR CCNERINSS XX XX

3L FORMALDEHYDE IN BUILDING

MATERIALS XX

SM HAMTICAPPED DEVICES XX

3N MANUFACTURED HOUSING XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

GROUND ANCHORS XX XX

SUBASSEMBLIES AND

COMPONENTS XX

XX

XX

30 MOBILE H0M5/STRUCTIFES XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

GROUND ANCHORS XX

PARKS XX

SUBASSEMBLIES AND

COMPONENTS XX

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PRODUCT PL AK:AZ:AR CA CO CT DE FL GA;HI ID IL IN IA:KS ICY LA:HE:M)^:MI:W:MS MOiMT:f€ NV m NJ m NY NC ro OH OK OR PA:RI sc SD TN TX ur VI VA:U^WV WT WT:

:3P MJLTIFAMILY HOUSING XX

:3Q NUCLEAR PO£R PLANTS PK)

: RELATED M«iIf€RY XX XX

:3R PUMJING PRODUCTS AND

: SYSlfcMS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

: ADDITIVES, DIRECT Af€

: INDIRECT XX XX

: BACKFLOW PREVENTION

: DEVICES XX XX

: CEMENT, SOLVENT XX

: PIPE XX XX

: fittings XX

: polyvinyl chloride XX

: power XX

: pressure-See also

: INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT/

: PIPING, PRESSURE

: steam lines XX

:3S RJBUC CONSTRUCTION XX XX XX

: GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS XX XX

: HEALTH FACILITIES XX

: HOTELS XX

: MOTELS

: MOTION PICTURE THEATRES XX

: OFFICE BUILDINGS/FACTORIES XX XX

: RESTAURANTS

: SCHOOLS, PRIVATE XX XX

: SCHOOLS, PUBLIC XX XX

: RQAD/BRIDGEyHIGrtlAY

: CONSTRUCTION-SEE

: TRANSPORTATION

:3U ROOFING MATERIALS XX XX

:3V SKI LIFTS

XX

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PRODUCT :PL AK AZ:AR CA:CO CT DE FL GA:HI ID IL IN IA:KS KY LA:ME:MD:MA:MI :W*:MS:MD:Mr NV m NJ m NY NC N) OH OK OR PA:RI sc SD 7N:TX ur vr VArtftW WI WY: 3W SOLAR PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

3X MULL M4TERIALS/D0VERINGS XX XX

4 CQNSIMER PRODUCTS XX XX XX XX XX

4AAPPU/W0ES XX XX DRYERS, CLOTHES XX XX

ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF XX

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES XX

FREEZERS XX

GAS APPLIANCES XX

HEATERS, WATER XX XX XX

HEATERS, KEROSENE XX XX

MICROWAVE OVENS XX

REFRIGERATORS XX

SEE ALSO BUILDING AND

CONSTRUCTION/AIRCONDITIONING, REFRIGERAATION AND HEATING

4B BEDDING XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

BOLSTERS XX

FEATHER BEDS XX

MATTRESSES XX

PILLOWS XX

4C astncs XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

40 FILLING MATERIALS XX

4E FIREWORKS XX

4F FIFNTTURE, UPHOLSTERED XX XX XX XX XX XX

GffES-SEE MISC. PROOUCTS

HAZARDOUS PRDDUCT5-

SEE INDUSTRY/MANUFACTLRING

/EXPLOSIVES/

COI^USTIBLES/FLAmABLES

4G HOUSEHOLD SUBSTANCES XX

4H PACKAGED COMCDUIES FOR

FILL OF MEIGHT/LABELLINS XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx:

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:6N (iA^WPKh, HAttILK XX •

• :60 MEASURING DEVICE5/ST/WDARDS

: CCMCRCIAL XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

•

•

xx:

:6P MICROORGANISM CULTURE •• :8Q MICROSCOPE5, ELECTRON XX •

•

:6R PIPING, PRESSURE "xx

•

•

:6S RADIATION tMi'l IING DEVICES ixx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX "xx" xx" XX "xx"ToT"xx xx" "xx XX "xx "xx" XX "xx XX "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx "xx •

•

: HEAT SEALERS XX ••

: INFRARED DEVICES XX •

•

: LASERS XX XX XX XX XX ••

: LUMINOUS EQUU*ENT XX ••

: MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT

: SEE ALSO MICROWAVE OVENS XX XX

•

•

••

: RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS XX XX XX •

•

: ULTRAVIOLET DEVICES XX XX XX •

•

: X-RAY EQUIPMENT & DEVICES XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx XX XX XX XX •

•

:6T REFRIGERATION EQUIfftNT XX ••

: SAFETY BJUDYOff-SEE

: PROTECTION/SAFETY

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•

:6U SOIL MOVING AM) HAMLING

: BQUIPtCNT XX

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:6V TAMCS, UTO

: STORAGE

ERGRODM)

XX XX XX XX

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:6U WEIGHING DEVICES/ST/VOARDS,

: COtERCIAL XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX xx XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX

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xx:

:7 fEDICAL AM) HEALTH CARE

:7A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES "xx" XX

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: DRUGS ~xx~ XX "xx" xx" XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX~ xxT

: BIOLOGICALS

XX XX XX xx:

:7B GLASSWARE, BABCOCK

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:7C fEDICAL DEVICES "xx xx" xx] xx" XX XX XX ___ __________ ____

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:7D MICROORGANISM CULTURES

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:7E PHARMACEUTICALS lex xx"z——

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: KEROSENE XX XX XX XX

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: Lrb/Lrb rKUUULIo XX __ XX _____ XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX "xx _ — ———— ———— xx—

: LPG equipment XX ______ XX

XX xx

' ——————— —

i See also Industrial

: equipment/piping,

: pressure

: LUBRICATING FUELS XX XX 11————————

: rotor oil XX "xx

““““ "

"

' ——— ————

: OIL

"xx "xx ————————

hare heating oil - _____ XX XX "xx ——~XX ———

: illtminating oil

_____ XX

: PIPELINES _____ "xx __

:8F PRECIOUS METALS —

: GOLD xx"

"

- ————

: PLATINUM XX

: SILVER XX

-

:8G MOOD AM) RELATED PRODUCTS XX XX XX

1

: LUMBER AND LUMBER PRODUCTS XX XX

: TIMBER AM) TIMBER PROOUCTS XX

“““““

: TIMBER, TREATED XX XX XX

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: WOOD PRESERVATIVES XX

-

: WOOD TREATMENTS XX

* :9 PACKAGING

:9A CONTAIfCRS XX xx~ xx~

: BOTTLES, GLASS XX~

:$B OORDAGE xx"

:9C PAPER PRODUCTS xx~

:9D TWINGE xx"

:3E YARN XX

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August 1987

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BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATA

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NBSIR 87-3608

[ 4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE

INDEX OF PRODUCTS REGULATED BY EACH STATE

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NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

GAITHERSBURG, MD 20899

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I. Type of Report & Period Covered

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