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NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-B (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-A 160-B - Establishment of Grades or Standards.

§ 160-b. Establishment  of  grades or standards.  It shall be the duty   of the state department  of  agriculture  and  markets  to  enforce  the   provisions  of  this  article  and  the  commissioner of agriculture and   markets is hereby vested with full power to establish forthwith and from   time to time specific grades or standards of quality and size or  weight   to  govern  the sale of eggs to the consumer, and to establish different   grades or prescribe  different  terms  indicative  of  size  or  weight,   quality  and manner of preparation of eggs for human consumption for use   in sales between the producer and wholesaler, between the wholesaler and   jobber, and between the wholesaler  or  jobber  and  the  retailer.  The   commissioner  of  agriculture  and  markets shall have full authority to   make rules and regulations for carrying out and enforcing the provisions   of this act, provided however, that the grades or standards  of  quality   established  by  him  shall  not  permit  the sale of any eggs for human   consumption of poorer quality than permitted  by  the  lowest  grade  or   standard  for  edible  eggs  established from time to time by the United   States secretary of agriculture. All rules, regulations and standards of   quality and size or weight  established  under  the  authority  of  this   statute  shall  have  the  force  of law and shall be filed and open for   public inspection in the office of the state department  of  agriculture   and markets.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-C (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-A 160-C - Retail Sale by Grade or Quality; Fresh Eggs; Definition.

§ 160-c. Retail  sale by grade or quality; fresh eggs; definition.  It   shall be unlawful for any person to sell, or offer to sell or expose for   sale to a consumer any eggs intended for human  consumption  other  than   those  of his own production without notifying by suitable sign or label   the person or persons purchasing or intending to purchase  the  same  of   the  exact  grade  or  quality  of such eggs, according to the standards   prescribed by the commissioner of agriculture and markets.No person shall sell, offer for sale, or advertise for sale  as  fresh   eggs,  strictly  fresh  eggs,  hennery  eggs, or new-laid eggs, or under   words or descriptions of similar import, any eggs which are  not  fresh.   No  egg shall be deemed to be fresh which does not meet the standards of   quality of fresh eggs established by the commissioner of agriculture and   markets.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-D (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-A 160-D - Sales; Misrepresentation.

§ 160-d. Sales;  misrepresentation.  No person shall sell or offer for   sale, or advertise for sale, eggs for human consumption if  the  package   containing  them  or  the label on them, or any advertising accompanying   them, shall bear any statement or device regarding the eggs which may be   false or misleading in any particular.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-E (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-A 160-E - Making and Filing of Invoice.

§ 160-e. Making  and  filing of invoice.  Every person, other than the   producer, in selling eggs to a retailer, shall furnish to such  retailer   an  invoice showing the exact grade or quality of such eggs according to   the standards prescribed by the commissioner of agriculture and markets.   If any of the eggs covered by the invoice have been in cold storage,  as   defined  in article nineteen of this chapter, for more than thirty days,   either within or without the state, the invoice, in addition to  showing   the  grade  or  quality  of  such  eggs, shall indicate the fact of such   storage by the use of the words "cold storage" or "refrigerator." A copy   of such invoice shall be kept on file by  the  person  selling  and  the   retailer  at  their  respective places of business for a period of sixty   days, and shall be available and open for inspection at  all  reasonable   times by the state department of agriculture and markets.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-H (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-B 160-H - Grapes; Definitions.

§ 160-h. Grapes;  definitions.    The term "package," wherever used in   this article, shall mean a basket, box or other container  the  contents   of which can be adequately inspected. The terms "shipment," or "ship for   sale," wherever used in this article, shall mean movement to market in a   railroad  car,  motor truck or other medium of transportation, but shall   not be  construed  to  include  the  process  of  delivery  to  a  local   warehouse, shipping station or processor.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-I (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-B 160-I - Grades or Standards; Establishment; Sale.

§ 160-i. Grades  or  standards; establishment; sale.  The commissioner   is hereby authorized and empowered, after  investigation,  to  establish   and  promulgate  official  standards of quality for grading, classifying   and packing grapes packed or repacked within the state,  and  to  change   any  of  them from time to time. In establishing such standards he shall   take into account, among other things, the factors of  maturity,  color,   firmness  of  attachment to capstems, compactness of bunches, and damage   caused by freezing or by disease or insects. The official  standards  so   established  and  promulgated  shall  not be lower in their requirements   than  the  minimum  requirements   of   the   official   standards   for   corresponding  grades  of grapes as promulgated from time to time by the   secretary of agriculture of  the  United  States,  which  standards  are   commonly known as "United States grades."From  and  after  the establishment of specific grades or standards of   quality as hereinbefore  provided,  grapes  in  packages  shall  not  be   shipped  for  sale  or thereafter sold or exposed for sale except by the   grades or standards so established; provided, however, that  grapes  not   graded  and  classified as to quality may be shipped for sale or sold or   exposed for sale as unclassified if so marked in a conspicuous manner on   an irremovable-part of the container in  accordance  with  rules  to  be   adopted by the commissioner as hereinafter provided.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-J (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-B 160-J - Marking Requirements.

§ 160-j. Marking  requirements.  Grapes in packages, if not definitely   marked  as  unclassified  as  hereinbefore  provided,  shall,  prior  to   shipment,  be marked in a plain and conspicuous manner with the name and   address of the person or association under whose  authority  the  grapes   are  packed and on an irremovable part of the container with a statement   of (1) the grade, and (2) the net quantity or weight of contents.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-K (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-B 160-K - Prohibitions; Presumption; Rules and Regulations.

§ 160-k. Prohibitions;  presumption;  rules  and  regulations.   1. No   person shall sell, expose for sale, or transport for sale grapes in open   or closed packages if the package containing them, the label on them, or   any advertising accompanying them shall bear any  statement,  design  or   device  regarding  the  grapes which shall be false or misleading in any   particular.2. No person shall sell, expose for sale, or transport  for  sale,  in   either  open or closed packages, grapes packed in such a manner that the   face or shown surface shall not be an average of  the  contents  of  the   package.3.  When  grapes  in  packages  are  delivered to a common carrier for   shipment, such delivery shall be presumptive evidence  that  the  grapes   are intended for sale.The commissioner shall adopt and promulgate such rules and regulations   to  supplement and give full effect to the provisions of this article as   he may deem necessary.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-P (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-C - Lettuce 160-P - Definitions.

§ 160-p. Definitions.  As used in this article:1.  The  words  "closed  package"  mean  a crate, box, carton or other   container, the contents of which cannot be adequately inspected  without   opening.2. The word "lettuce" means iceberg type lettuce.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-Q (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-C - Lettuce 160-Q - Grades and Branding.

§ 160-q. Grades and branding. 1. The commissioner is hereby authorized   and  empowered,  after  investigation  and  public  hearing,  to fix and   promulgate official standards including good delivery standards  enroute   or at destination for grading and classifying lettuce packed or repacked   within  the  state,  and  to  change  any  of them from time to time. In   establishing such standards he shall,  among  other  things,  take  into   account  so  far  as  applicable  the  factors  of  maturity, condition,   solidity, color, size, temperature control and freedom from defects  and   injury.  The  official  standards  so fixed and promulgated shall not be   lower in  their  requirements  than  the  minimum  requirements  of  the   official  standards  for  corresponding grades of lettuce as promulgated   from time to time by the secretary of agriculture of the United  States,   which standards are commonly known as the "United States grades".2.  Each  closed  package  of  lettuce, when sold, exposed for sale or   transported for sale, shall be  plainly  and  conspicuously  branded  to   show:a. That such lettuce is "cull lettuce", if such is the fact.b. Number of heads.c. That the package was vacuum cooled if such be the fact.d. Name and address of packer or repacker.The cull identification requirement of paragraph a of this subdivision   shall  not  apply to closed packages of lettuce which are being held for   sale at retail in the retailer's own storage  facilities  or  which  are   being  transported  from  such  storage facilities to stores operated by   such retailer.3. In case the branding upon any closed package of lettuce is changed,   the person making the change shall cancel the name and  address  of  the   original packer and substitute therefor his own name and address.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-R (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-C - Lettuce 160-R - Sale of Lettuce.

§ 160-r. Sale of lettuce.  1. No person shall sell, expose for sale or   transport  for  sale  within  this state, regardless of place of origin,   lettuce in closed packages which are not branded as required by  section   160-q,  except  that  lettuce packaged by a retailer and sold or offered   for sale by such retailer, need only be branded to show that it is  cull   lettuce, if such is the case.2. Cull lettuce offered or exposed for sale at retail shall be plainly   and conspicuously marked as "culls".3. No person shall sell, offer for sale, or transport for sale lettuce   in  open  or  closed  packages,  or  unwrapped lettuce, if the branding,   representation as to grade, or any statement, design or device appearing   on the label, package or bulk display shall be false  or  misleading  in   any particular.4.  When  lettuce  in closed packages is delivered to a common carrier   for shipment, such delivery  shall  be  presumptive  evidence  that  the   lettuce is intended for sale.5.  No  lettuce shall be sold in closed cardboard containers unless it   is vacuum cooled.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-S (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-C - Lettuce 160-S - Rules and Regulations.

§ 160-s. Rules   and   regulations.      The  commissioner  is  hereby   authorized, after public hearing, to adopt and promulgate such rules and   regulations to supplement and give full effect to the provisions of this   article as he may deem necessary.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-T (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-C - Lettuce 160-T - Application of Article.

§ 160-t. Application  of  article.  This  article  shall  not apply to   lettuce which lettuce is ultimately grown outside of the  state  of  New   York  and only transported through or within this state for sale outside   New York.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-U (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-D - Manufacture, Distribution and Sale of Maple Syrup and Sugar 160-U - Manufacture, Distribution and Sale of Maple Syrup and Sugar.

§ 160-u. Manufacture,  distribution and sale of maple syrup and sugar. a. Definitions:  (1) "Maple sap" means the sap or sweet water obtained by  tapping  the maple tree.  (2)  "Maple  syrup" means syrup made exclusively by the evaporation of pure maple sap.  (3) "Maple sugar" means sugar made exclusively by the  evaporation  of pure maple syrup.  (4)  "Grade"  shall  mean the standards for maple syrup or maple sugar promulgated by the commissioner  of  agriculture  and  markets,  as  the official grades of maple syrup or maple sugar for the state of New York.   b.  Every  consumer package of maple syrup offered or exposed for sale shall be plainly marked as to the grade.   c. Advertising. Any person who uses roadside signs within the state or who uses  publications  printed  or  distributed  within  the  state  to advertise  maple syrup and who quotes a price therein, shall specify the grade of the syrup in a plain and conspicuous manner.   d. The commissioner of agriculture and markets shall promulgate  after public  hearing,  rules  and  regulations to carry out the provisions of this statute.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 160-V (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 13-E - Prohibition of Dumping Certain Agricultural Products 160-V - Dumping of Certain Agricultural Products; Prohibited.

§  160-v. Dumping of certain agricultural products; prohibited.  1. No   person, firm, partnership, corporation or association that sells, offers   for sale or distributes  any  food  product  shall  dump,  or  otherwise   discard   in   a   manner  reasonably  and  causally  connected  to  the   contamination of  food,  any  cull  or  waste  pile  consisting  of  any   agricultural  product  not  produced  in  this state, including, but not   limited to, vegetables, fruits and other like produce falling below  the   official   standard   or  grade  of  quality  for  such  product.  After   consultation with the New York state college  of  agriculture  and  life   sciences   at   Cornell  university,  the  commissioner  shall  identify   establishments and practices most susceptible to  threats  from  out  of   state  products,  and  promulgate  rules  and regulations for the proper   disposal of any such cull or waste pile in  such  cases,  provided  that   such  regulations  include options for landfill disposal, composting and   deep burial.2. Any person,  firm,  partnership,  corporation  or  association  who   knowingly  violates  the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a   violation, punishable by a fine of five hundred dollars  for  the  first   offense  and  one  thousand  dollars  for  a  second and each subsequent   offense. If site clean-up or decontamination is deemed necessary by  the   commissioner  as  a  result of a violation of this section, the offender   shall also be subject to a fine equal to the sum of any and all expenses   incurred in the clean-up or decontamination of such dumping site and the   costs reasonably related to recalling any contaminated food  distributed   in the marketplace.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 161 (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 14 - Prevention and Control of Disease in Trees and Plants; Insect Pests; Sale of Fruit-Bearing Trees 161 - Definitions.

§ 161. Definitions.  As used in this article:1.  The  words  "nursery  stock" shall apply to and include all trees,   shrubs, plants and vines and parts thereof.2. The words "insect pests" mean insects injurious to plant and  plant   products.3.  The  words  "plant  and plant products" mean trees, shrubs, vines,   annuals, biennials, perennials, vegetables,  fruit,  forage  and  cereal   plants  and all other plant cuttings, grafts, scions, buds and all other   parts of plants, and fruit, vegetables, roots, bulbs,  seeds,  wood  and   lumber.4. The words "plant diseases" mean fungi, bacteria, nematodes, viruses   and  plant  parasites  injurious  to  plants and plant products, and the   pathological condition in plants and plant  products  caused  by  fungi,   bacteria, nematodes, viruses and plant parasites.5.  The  word  "nursery"  means  the  grounds and premises, private or   public, on or in which nursery stock is propagated, grown or  cultivated   for  the  purpose  of distribution or selling the same as a business and   shall include grounds or premises owned, leased or managed by the  state   or any agency of the state government, and the owner or operator of such   business  shall  be a "nursery grower"; provided, however, that the term   "nursery grower" shall not include  persons  engaged  in  the  part-time   production  of  plant  products  not  sold  in  the  regular channels of   business.6. The words "nursery dealer"  mean  any  person,  firm,  partnership,   association  or  corporation  not  a  grower  or an original producer of   nursery stock in this state which or who buys, or acquires, or  receives   on consignment nursery stock for the purpose of reselling, transporting,   or otherwise disposing of the same.7.  The word "soil" means the commonly accepted medium or other medium   in which plants are grown and which is or may be capable of harboring or   transmitting insect pests and plant diseases.8. The words "indoor plants" mean plants which are used for decorative   purposes because of their flowering, fruiting or foliar  characteristics   and  which  cannot be grown and maintained throughout all seasons in the   outdoor environment of this state.9. The words "noxious weeds" means any living stage (including but not   limited to, seeds and reproductive parts)  of  any  parasitic  or  other   plant  of  a kind, or subdivision of a kind, which is of foreign origin,   is new to or not widely prevalent in this state,  and  can  directly  or   indirectly  injure  crops, other useful plants, livestock, or poultry or   other interests of agriculture, including irrigation.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 162 (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 14 - Prevention and Control of Disease in Trees and Plants; Insect Pests; Sale of Fruit-Bearing Trees 162 - Nursery Stock; Common Carriers.

§ 162. Nursery  stock;  common  carriers.    No nursery stock shall be   received by a common carrier for  shipment  into  or  within  the  state   unless  accompanied  by a copy of an unexpired certificate of inspection   issued as provided in the subsequent sections of this article.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 163 (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 14 - Prevention and Control of Disease in Trees and Plants; Insect Pests; Sale of Fruit-Bearing Trees 163 - Prevention of Introduction of Injurious Insects, Noxious Weeds, and Plant Diseases.

§ 163. Prevention of introduction of injurious insects, noxious weeds,   and  plant  diseases.   1. The commissioner shall take such action as he   may deem necessary to  prevent  the  introduction  into  this  state  of   injurious  insects,  noxious weeds, and plant diseases, provided that he   shall consult with the commissioner of environmental conservation  prior   to the commencement of any action to eradicate noxious weeds.2.  All  nursery  stock shipped into this state shall bear or carry on   the container thereof an unexpired certificate, or copy thereof, to  the   effect  that (a) the contents of such container have been inspected by a   duly authorized official and that the contents appear to  be  free  from   all  injurious  insects or plant diseases, or (b) that the nursery stock   of the grower of such contents had been examined by  a  duly  authorized   official  and  had  been  found to be apparently free from all injurious   insects or plant diseases. Such certificate shall be the certificate  of   the  chief  horticultural  inspector,  by  whatever  name  known, of the   country, province or state in  which  such  shipment  originated.  There   shall  be shown in the certificate or by a separate tag attached thereto   the name and address of the consignor or shipper, the name  and  address   of the consignee or person to whom the nursery stock is shipped, and the   general nature of the contents together with labels upon each variety of   nursery  stock  declaring  the  name  thereof  and  a  statement  by the   consignor or shipper that such nursery stock is in a live  and  vigorous   condition.3.  Any  person  within the state receiving nursery stock from without   the state not accompanied by the certificate  described  in  subdivision   two  of  this  section, shall immediately notify the commissioner of the   receipt of such nursery stock and  shall  not  unpack  the  same  unless   permitted by the commissioner so to do, and shall not allow such nursery   stock  to  leave his possession until it has been inspected and released   by the commissioner.4. It shall be unlawful for any person to offer for sale  or  to  sell   dead nursery stock.
NY Agric & Mkts L § 163-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws AGM - Agriculture and Markets Article 14 - Prevention and Control of Disease in Trees and Plants; Insect Pests; Sale of Fruit-Bearing Trees 163-A - Application.

§ 163-a. Application.  Any  nursery  grower  or nursery dealer, except   those nursery dealers selling, transporting, or  handling  for  sale  or   otherwise  disposing  of nursery stock, exclusively consisting of indoor   plants, at a retail level, desiring to sell, or selling, or handling for   sale, or otherwise disposing of nursery stock in this state  shall  make   application in writing to the commissioner upon a form prescribed by the   commissioner.  The  application  shall  be  accompanied  by a fee of one   hundred dollars for a registration effective for two years from the date   of issuance. The commissioner may exempt from the payment of  such  fees   agencies  or  authorities  of  the state; county, city, town, or village   governments; or other entities providing benefit to the general  public,   including but not limited to, botanical gardens.