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Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 115 - Connecticut Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act › Standards for Foods › Section 21a-115-56 - Current good manufacturing practice in manufacturing, packing, or holding human food

Current through July 10, 2024
Current good manufacturing practice in manufacturing,
				  packing, or holding human food shall be identical to 21 CFR 110 or 21CF R 117,
				  as amended from time to time.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 115 - Connecticut Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act › Standards for Foods › Section 21a-115-63 - Food additives

Current through July 10, 2024
Food additives allowed in food shall be identical to 21 CFR
				  170, except for Sections
				  21 CFR
				  170.6,
				  170.15,
				  and
				  170.17.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 115 - Connecticut Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act › Standards for Foods › Section 21a-115-70 - Indirect food additives specific requirements for adjuvants, production aids, and sanitizers

Current through July 10, 2024
Indirect food additives specific requirements for adjuvants,
				  production aids, and sanitizers shall be identical to 21 CFR
				  178.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 115 - Connecticut Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act › Standards for Foods › Section 21a-115-71 - Food additives permitted in food or in contact with food on an interim basis pending additional study

Current through July 10, 2024
Food additives permitted in food or in contact with food on
				  an interim basis pending additional study shall be identical to 21 CFR
				  180.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 143 - Dietary Beverages › Section 21a-143-1 - Permit required to manufacture

Current through July 10, 2024
No person, firm or corporation shall manufacture any dietary
				beverages or beverages containing a nonnutritive sweetening agent until a
				permit for said purpose has been issued by the commissioner of consumer
				protection. Applications shall be made on forms provided by said commissioner.
				Upon satisfactory proof that the applicant holds a Connecticut non-alcoholic
				beverage license and will fully comply with all the hereinafter mentioned
				requirements, the commissioner may issue such permit authorizing the
				manufacture and sale of dietary beverages. Such permit shall expire annually on
				June thirtieth.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 143 - Dietary Beverages › Section 21a-143-3 - Labeling

Current through July 10, 2024
Dietary beverages containing a nonnutritive sweetening agent
				shall bear a label upon which the following information shall be conspicuously
				declared:
(a) The common or usual name
			 of the product;
(b) the net volume
			 of contents;
(c) the name and plant
			 address of the bottler or packer or, in lieu of such name and address, the name
			 and home address of the bottler or packer or the name and address of the
			 distributor, together with the Connecticut license number of the plant bottling
			 or packing such beverages;
(d) the
			 percentage by weight of proteins, fat and available carbohydrates;
(e) the number of available calories supplied
			 by a specified serving;
(f) a
			 declaration of artificial flavor, color or chemical preservative, and the
			 percentage by weight of such preservative when used;
(g) a complete ingredient declaration,
			 listing all such ingredients by their common or usual names in descending order
			 of prominence;
(h) the percentage
			 by weight and the common or usual name of the nonnutritive sweetening agent,
			 immediately followed by an informative statement declaring the sweetening agent
			 to be a nonnutritive artificial sweetener which should be used only by persons
			 who must restrict their intake of ordinary sweets;
(i) dietary beverages which do not contain
			 one or more of the components referred to in subsections (d) and (e) of this
			 section shall clearly state this fact on the label.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part I - Cider › Section 21a-147-1 - Equipment

Current through July 10, 2024
Equipment shall be housed. Equipment shall stand on a floor
				  which can be cleaned. Dirt floors shall not be allowed in custom and commercial
				  mills. Walls, floors and ceiling of the building shall be kept cleaned. All
				  equipment shall be thoroughly cleaned at the end of each day's run, such
				  cleaning to include washing and drying of cloths and scraping of
				  racks.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part I - Cider › Section 21a-147-2 - Cleaning of bottles

Current through July 10, 2024
When second-hand bottles are used or returned bottles
				  accepted, such bottles shall be thoroughly washed with soap and hot water and
				  rinsed with potable water before being refilled.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part I - Cider › Section 21a-147-3 - Spigots and syphons

Current through July 10, 2024
Bottles shall be filled from a spigot or syphon started by
				  bulb pressure. Use of mouth-started syphons is prohibited. Syphons shall be
				  cleaned daily. Containers and spigots shall be thoroughly cleaned before
				  refilling.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part I - Cider › Section 21a-147-4 - Storage of pomace

Current through July 10, 2024
Pomace shall be stored at least fifty feet from the building
				  in which the cider mill is located and in such a manner as not to contribute to
				  insanitary conditions.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part I - Cider › Section 21a-147-5 - Control of communicable disease

Current through July 10, 2024
No person suffering from any communicable or contagious
				  disease shall be employed in or about an establishment where apple cider is
				  manufactured or bottled. No person shall be employed in such establishment
				  during the time in which a case of contagious disease exists in the house in
				  which he resides, nor until such house has been disinfected, provided such
				  person may be so employed if the local board of health issues a certificate
				  that no danger of public contagion or infection would result from the
				  employment of such person in such establishment.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part I - Cider › Section 21a-147-6 - Labeling of containers

Current through July 10, 2024
Each container in which cider is sold shall carry a label
				  bearing the name of the contents, the name and address of the manufacturer or
				  bottler, the volume of contents and the presence of preservative, if any is
				  used. If any water is added to the juice, the presence and amount of such water
				  shall be declared on the label.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part II - Apple Juice › Section 21a-147-7 - Additional requirements

Current through July 10, 2024
Manufacturers of apple juice shall abide by all regulations
				  designated for the manufacture of apple cider and in addition shall use clean,
				  sound apples only and shall provide concrete floors in pressing and bottling
				  rooms, said floors to be so graded as to be easily cleaned.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part II - Apple Juice › Section 21a-147-8 - Sanitation of plant and equipment

Current through July 10, 2024
A sufficient supply of hot and cold running water shall be
				  available in the plant for the cleaning of equipment. Walls and ceilings shall
				  be varnished or painted in a light color and kept clean. Doors, windows and
				  other openings of any room in which apple juice shall be prepared and/or placed
				  in containers shall be screened, all entrances and exits shall be equipped with
				  automatic closing devices and each room in such establishment shall have at
				  least one device for the catching of flies. Wash basins, sinks and toilets
				  shall be provided for employees and no toilet shall open into any room used for
				  the preparation or bottling of apple juice. An adequate supply of soap and
				  single service towels shall be available for use of the
				  employees.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 147 - The Manufacture of Apple Cider and Apple Juice › Part II - Apple Juice › Section 21a-147-10 - Cleaning of containers

Current through July 10, 2024
New containers only shall be used unless bottle washing
				  equipment of the type used in carbonated beverage plants is used, making it
				  possible to soak the bottles in a solution containing three and one-half per
				  cent alkali, of which sixty per cent shall be caustic (sodium hydroxide), for a
				  period of at least five minutes at 120°F. and then rinsed in potable water.
				  New containers shall be rinsed with hot water.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 156 - Bakeshops and Bakery Products › Section 21a-156-1 - Exemptions

Current through July 10, 2024
The following products sold through interstate commerce
				shipments are hereby exempted from the provisions of section
				21a-152
				of the 1963 supplement to the general statutes: Pretzels, cookies, crackers,
				macaroons, bread and cracker crumbs, spaghetti, macaroni, melba toast,
				zwieback, Swedish crispbread, hermetically sealed containers of brown bread,
				plum pudding and other similar products, frozen dough and frozen mixes, bread
				sticks, cereal, meal and prepared mixes or other similar products, for which
				the commissioner deems exemptions justified.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 156 - Bakeshops and Bakery Products › Section 21a-156-2 - Labeling

Current through July 10, 2024
All bakery products, in package form or prepacked in advance of
				retail sale, shall bear an ingredient declaration in the same manner as is
				provided for under the provisions of the Uniform Food, Drug and Cosmetic
				Act.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 156 - Bakeshops and Bakery Products › Section 21a-156-4 - Custard or cream defined

Current through July 10, 2024
For the purpose of sections
				21a-156-5
				to
				21a-156-7,
				inclusive, a cream or custard mix or cream or custard filler is defined as a
				material consisting principally of sugar, eggs and milk, either with or without
				a thickening agent, heated, cooled and applied to pastry without subsequent
				heating to a temperature of 180°F. or higher.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 156 - Bakeshops and Bakery Products › Section 21a-156-5 - Heating and refrigeration of custard

Current through July 10, 2024
The custard mix shall be heated to a temperature of 180°F.
				or higher, then cooled immediately to a temperature of 50°F. or lower, and
				maintained at this temperature until used for filling.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 156 - Bakeshops and Bakery Products › Section 21a-156-6 - Refrigeration of custard-filled products during warm weather

Current through July 10, 2024
During the months of April, May, June, July, August and
				September, custard-filled products shall not be manufactured or offered for
				sale unless they are kept under continuous refrigeration at a temperature of
				50°F. or less from the time of manufacture until dispensed to the consumer.
				This regulation applies to hotels, restaurants and distributors, as well as to
				bakeries.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-1 - Charitable organization registration statement

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
			 Every charitable organization required to register with the Department of
			 Consumer Protection pursuant to section 21a-190b of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes shall provide the following information on a registration statement
			 furnished by the department:
(1) The
			 organization's full legal name and mailing address;
(2) the organization's telephone
			 number;
(3) the organization's
			 federal employer identification number;
(4) the month the organization's fiscal year
			 ends;
(5) the month and year when
			 the organization began operations;
(6) any name or names, other than that given
			 in subdivision (1) of this subsection , under which funds will be
			 solicited;
(7) the name and contact
			 information of any outside fund-raising counsel or paid solicitor which the
			 organization plans to compensate to raise funds on its behalf in
			 Connecticut;
(8) the organization's
			 tax exempt status with the United States Internal Revenue Service and whether
			 exempt status has ever been denied or revoked;
(9) whether the organization is incorporated,
			 and if incorporated, the state of incorporation;
(10) the purposes of the organization with a
			 description of its major program activities; and
(11) the names, contact information and
			 titles of all officers, directors, trustees and key employees.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-2 - Charitable organization annual report

Current through July 10, 2024
The annual report required by section 21a-190c of the
				Connecticut General Statutes shall consist of:
(1) A form furnished by the department, which
			 shall be signed under penalty of false statement by an authorized officer of
			 the organization, which shall include:
(A) the
			 name and contact information for the charitable organization;
(B) the fiscal year covered by the
			 report;
(C) the Connecticut
			 charities registration number assigned to the charitable organization upon its
			 registration with the department;
(D) whether during the fiscal year covered by
			 the annual report the organization received gross revenue, exclusive of
			 government grants and fees, in excess of the audit threshold established by
			 section 21a-190c(b) of the Connecticut General Statutes;
(E) any name, other than that provided in
			 subparagraph (A) of this subdivision, under which funds will be
			 solicited;
(F) whether the
			 organization used the services of an outside fund-raising counsel or paid
			 solicitor and the name and address of any fund-raising counsel or paid
			 solicitor so used since the filing of the organization's last annual
			 report;
(G) whether the
			 organization plans to use the services of an outside fund-raising counsel or
			 paid solicitor in the next year and the name and address of the fund-raising
			 counsel or paid solicitor;
(H) any
			 change in the organization's tax status with the United States Internal Revenue
			 Service since the filing of its last annual report;
(I) any significant change in the
			 organization's purpose since the filing of its last annual report;
			 and
(J) whether the organization's
			 right to solicit funds has been revoked, denied, suspended or enjoined by any
			 state agency or by any court, or whether any such proceedings are pending and,
			 if any of the foregoing occurred, a detailed statement of the
			 circumstances;
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-3 - Charitable organizations exempt from registration

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
			 Every charitable organization claiming an exemption from registration pursuant
			 to section 21a-190d of the Connecticut General Statutes, shall substantiate the
			 basis for the exemption by filing a form prescribed by the commissioner, which
			 may include:
(1) Whether the organization has
			 ever been registered under the provisions of Chapter 419d of the Connecticut
			 General Statutes and, if the organization has been registered, its registration
			 number;
(2) the organization's full
			 legal name and any other names under which it may operate;
(3) the organization's contact
			 information;
(4) any name or names
			 under which funds will be solicited other than the name given in subdivision
			 (2) of this subsection ;
(5)
			 whether the organization is incorporated and, if so, the state of
			 incorporation; and
(6) the
			 statutory basis for the exemption, and if the basis is section 21a-190d(6) of
			 the Connecticut General Statutes (amount of contributions is less than the
			 statutory threshold), a statement of its charitable purpose and major program
			 activities.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-4 - Fund-raising counsel registration statement

Current through July 10, 2024
Every fund-raising counsel that is required to register or
				renew its registration with the department pursuant to section 21a-190e(b) of
				the Connecticut General Statutes, shall provide the following information on a
				form prescribed by the commissioner, which may include:
(1) Whether the fund-raising counsel has ever
			 been registered under the provisions of Chapter 419d of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes and, if the fund-raising counsel has been registered, its registration
			 number;
(2) the fund-raising
			 counsel's full legal name and any other names under which the fund-raising
			 counsel may operate;
(3) the
			 fund-raising counsel's contact information;
(4) the names, contact information and titles
			 of all officers, directors, and key employees of the fund-raising
			 counsel;
(5) whether the
			 fund-raising counsel is a corporation, partnership, limited liability company,
			 individual or other entity;
(6) the
			 year of the fund-raising counsel's organization and the state under the laws of
			 which the fund-raising counsel was organized; and
(7) whether the fund-raising counsel's
			 registration has ever been revoked, denied, suspended or enjoined by any state
			 agency or by any court, or whether any such proceedings are pending and, if any
			 of the foregoing has occurred, a detailed explanation of the
			 circumstances.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-5 - Paid solicitor registration statement; closing out

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Every paid solicitor that is required to
			 register or renew its registration with the department, pursuant to section
			 21a-190f(a) of the Connecticut General Statutes, shall provide the following
			 information on a form prescribed by the commissioner, which may include:
(1) Whether the paid solicitor has ever been
			 registered under the provisions of Chapter 419d of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes and, if the paid solicitor has been registered, its registration
			 number;
(2) the paid solicitor's
			 full legal name and any other names under which it may operate;
(3) the paid solicitor's contact
			 information;
(4) the names,
			 residence addresses and titles of all officers and directors and all persons or
			 entities with a twenty-five per cent or more ownership interest in the paid
			 solicitor;
(5) whether any of the
			 persons listed in response to subdivision (4) of this subsection have ever been
			 convicted by a court of any state or of the United States of any felony, or of
			 any misdemeanor involving dishonesty or arising from the conduct of a
			 solicitation for a charitable organization or purpose and, if any of the
			 foregoing has occurred, a detailed explanation of the circumstances;
(6) whether the paid solicitor is a
			 corporation, partnership, limited liability company, individual or other
			 entity;
(7) the year of the paid
			 solicitor's organization and the state under the laws of which the paid
			 solicitor was organized;
(8)
			 whether the paid solicitor is registered in other states to solicit funds and,
			 if the paid solicitor is registered in other states, a list of those states;
			 and
(9) whether the paid
			 solicitor's registration has ever been revoked, denied, suspended or enjoined
			 by any state agency or by any court, or whether any proceedings are pending
			 and, if any of the foregoing has occurred, a detailed explanation of the
			 circumstances.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-6 - Fund-raising counsel or paid solicitor bond

Current through July 10, 2024
Fund-raising counsel required to file a bond with the
				department pursuant to section 21a-190e(b) of the Connecticut General Statutes
				and every paid solicitor shall file such bond on a form prescribed by the
				commissioner.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-7 - Solicitation notice

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The
			 solicitation notice required by section 21a-190f(c) of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes shall be filed on a form prescribed by the commissioner, which may
			 include:
(1) The name, contact information and
			 registration number of the paid solicitor;
(2) the name, contact information and
			 registration number of the charitable organization;
(3) the dates on which the soliciting will
			 begin and end;
(4) the minimum
			 percentage of gross receipts guaranteed to the charitable organization by the
			 contract required by section 21a-190f(d) of the Connecticut General
			 Statutes;
(5) the method of
			 solicitation that the paid solicitor will employ (e.g. telephone, mail,
			 electronic media, print media, door-to-door, or other);
(6) if the solicitation will be conducted by
			 telephone the notice shall disclose:
(A) The
			 address and telephone number for each location from which calls will be made
			 and the name of the office manager or person in charge at each location;
			 and
(B) the names and residence
			 addresses of all individuals who will solicit during the campaign;
(7) whether any person named in
			 subdivision (6) of this subsection has ever been convicted by any court of any
			 state or of the United States of any felony, or of any misdemeanor involving
			 dishonesty or arising from the conduct of a solicitation for a charitable
			 organization or charitable purpose and, if any of the foregoing has occurred, a
			 detailed explanation of the circumstances;
(8) whether the solicitation will include the
			 sale of goods or services and, if goods or services will be sold, a description
			 of the goods or services, and if tickets to an event will be sold, the type of
			 event, the date of the event and the location of the event; and
(9) the account number, bank name and address
			 for each bank account where receipts for the solicitation campaign will be
			 deposited.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-8 - Solicitation campaign report

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The
			 solicitation campaign financial report required by section 21a-190f(j) of the
			 Connecticut General Statutes shall be filed on a form prescribed by the
			 commissioner, which may include:
(1) The name,
			 contact information and registration number of the paid solicitor;
(2) the name, contact information and
			 registration number of the charitable organization;
(3) the time period covered by the
			 report;
(4) the gross revenue
			 received as of the date of the report;
(5) the amount of uncollected pledges as of
			 the date of the report;
(6) an
			 itemization of the costs of the solicitation campaign by type of expense, such
			 as fees, salaries, or commissions to the paid solicitor, telephone, postage,
			 printing and other expenses;
(7)
			 the total expenses of the campaign; and
(8) the amount of the gross revenue retained
			 by the charitable organization after the payment of all expenses of the
			 campaign.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 190k - The Solicitation of Charitable Funds › Section 21a-190k-9 - Failure to maintain active registration

Current through July 10, 2024
In the event that either party to a contract between a paid
				solicitor and a charitable organization fails to maintain an active
				registration with the department for a period greater than thirty (30)
				consecutive days, all solicitation campaign filings shall be due not more than
				sixty (60) days after such thirty day period.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 196 - Boxing and Sparring › Section 21a-196-1-21a-196-89

Current through July 10, 2024
CORRELATION TABLE
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21a-196-1
29-143j-1
21a-196-2
29-143j-2
21a-196-3
29-143j-3
21a-196-4
29-143j-4
21a-196-5
29-143j-5
21a-196-6
29-143j-6
21a-196-7
29-143j-7
21a-196-8
29-143j-8
21a-196-9
29-143j-9
21a-196-10
29-143j-10
21a-196-11
29-143j-11
21a-196-12
29-143j-12
21a-196-13
29-143j-13
21a-196-14
29-143j-14
21a-196-15
29-143j-15
21a-196-16
29-143j-16
21a-196-17
29-143j-17
21a-196-18
29-143j-18
21a-196-19
29-143j-19
21a-196-20
29-143j-20
21a-196-21
29-143j-21
21a-196-22
29-143j-22
21a-196-23
29-143j-23
21a-196-24
29-143j-24
21a-196-25
29-143j-25
21a-196-26
29-143j-26
21a-196-27
29-143j-27
21a-196-28
29-143j-28
21a-196-29
29-143j-29
21a-196-30
29-143j-30
21a-196-31
29-143j-31
21a-196-32
29-143j-32
21a-196-33
29-143j-33
21a-196-34
29-143j-34
21a-196-35
29-143j-35
21a-196-36
29-143j-36
21a-196-37
29-143j-37
21a-196-38
29-143j-38
21a-196-39
29-143j-39
21a-196-40
29-143j-40
21a-196-41
29-143j-41
21a-196-42
29-143j-42
21a-196-43
29-143j-43
21a-196-44
29-143j-44
21a-196-45
29-143j-45
21a-196-46
29-143j-46
21a-196-47
29-143j-47
21a-196-48
29-143j-48
21a-196-49
29-143j-49
21a-196-50
29-143j-50
21a-196-51
29-143j-51
21a-196-52
29-143j-52
21a-196-53
29-143j-53
21a-196-54
29-143j-54
21a-196-55
29-143j-55
21a-196-56
29-143j-56
21a-196-57
29-143j-57
21a-196-58
29-143j-58
21a-196-59
29-143j-59
21a-196-60
29-143j-60
21a-196-61
29-143j-61
21a-196-62
29-143j-62
21a-196-63
29-143j-63
21a-196-64
29-143j-64
21a-196-65
29-143j-65
21a-196-66
29-143j-66
21a-196-67
29-143j-67
21a-196-68
29-143j-68
21a-196-69
29-143j-69
21a-196-70
29-143j-70
21a-196-71
29-143j-71
21a-196-72
29-143j-72
21a-196-73
29-143j-73
21a-196-74
29-143j-74
21a-196-75
29-143j-75
21a-196-76
29-143j-76
21a-196-77
29-143j-77
21a-196-78
29-143j-78
21a-196-79
29-143j-79
21a-196-80
29-143j-80
21a-196-81
29-143j-81
21a-196-82
29-143j-82
21a-196-83
29-143j-83
21a-196-84
29-143j-84
21a-196-85
29-143j-85
21a-196-86
29-143j-86
21a-196-87
29-143j-87
21a-196-88
29-143j-88
21a-196-89
29-143j-89
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 224 - Health Clubs › Section 21a-224-1 - Buyer's right to cancel a health club contract within three business days after receipt of said health club contract

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Every buyer
			 of a health club contract may cancel said contract within three business days
			 after the date of receipt of a copy of said contract by the buyer by mailing by
			 certified or registered mail a written notice to the seller stating that the
			 buyer does not wish to be bound by the health club contract.
(b) For the purpose of the definition of
			 "business day" set forth in Connecticut General Statutes, Section
			 21a-216(2),
			 legal holidays shall be those days designated as such by Connecticut General
			 Statutes, Section
			 1-4,
			 as it may from time to time be amended.
(c) The three business day cancellation
			 period for health club contracts shall not include the day on which the buyer
			 received a copy of said contract.
(d) Cancellations pursuant to this section
			 shall be without liability on the part of the buyer except for the fair market
			 value of services actually received and the buyer shall be entitled to a refund
			 of the entire consideration paid for the contract, if any, less the fair market
			 value of the services or use of facilities already actually received.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 224 - Health Clubs › Section 21a-224-2 - Cancellation of a health club contract when the buyer relocates further than twenty-five miles from the health club

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The health
			 club contract of every buyer who relocates further than twenty-five miles from
			 the health club facility operated by the seller or a substantially similar
			 health club facility which would accept the seller's obligation under the
			 contract may be cancelled at the election of the buyer.
(b) The phrase "twenty-five miles from the
			 health club facility" shall be considered twenty-five travel miles by road,
			 street or highway.
(c) The buyer
			 who cancels his contract pursuant to subsection (a) of this section shall be
			 relieved of any further obligation for payment under the contract not then due
			 and owing at the time of the notice of cancellation. For the purpose of this
			 subsection, the obligation under the contract then due and owing is the
			 pro-rata portion of the contract price representing the period of time for
			 which services were actually received.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 224 - Health Clubs › Section 21a-224-3 - Cancellation of a health club contract when the buyer dies

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) The health club contract of every buyer
			 who dies shall be cancelled.
(b)
			 The estate of the buyer whose contract was cancelled pursuant to subsection (a)
			 of this section shall be relieved of any further obligation for payment under
			 the contract not then due and owing. For the purpose of this subsection, the
			 obligation under the contract then due and owing is the pro-rata portion of the
			 contract price representing the period of time for which services were actually
			 received.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 224 - Health Clubs › Section 21a-224-4 - Buyer's right to cancel a health club contract when the buyer becomes disabled

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) When a buyer of
			 a health club contract becomes disabled during the membership term, the buyer
			 shall have the option of (1) being relieved of liability for payment on that
			 portion of the contract term for which he is disabled or (2) extending the
			 duration of the original contract at no cost to the buyer for a period equal to
			 the duration of the disability.
(b)
			 "Disabled" or "disability" means a condition which has existed more than
			 forty-five days which prevents a buyer from utilizing the health club to the
			 same extent he utilized it before commencement of such condition.
(c)
(1) If
			 the buyer notified the health club that he has become disabled, the health club
			 shall notify the buyer in writing within fifteen days of receipt by the health
			 club of the buyer's notice of disability and any doctor's certificate which may
			 be required by Connecticut General Statutes, Section
			 21a-217
			 that:
(a) the health club will not require
			 the buyer to submit to another physical examination; or
(b) the health club requires the buyer to
			 submit to another physical examination and that the buyer's obligations under
			 the contract are suspended pending determination of disability. If the health
			 club fails to send such written notice to the buyer within fifteen days, the
			 health club shall be deemed to have accepted the disability.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 224 - Health Clubs › Section 21a-224-7 - Posting of health club contract prices and buyer's rights of cancellation

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) Each health club shall post in a
			 conspicuous manner the prices of all health club contracts offered for sale in
			 every place or places where health club contracts are entered into.
(b) Each health club shall post in a
			 conspicuous manner the three day cancellation provisions, the death and other
			 disability provisions and the twenty-five mile moving provision of all
			 contracts in every place or places where health club contracts are entered
			 into.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-1 - Application of regulations

Current through July 10, 2024
The following regulations issued under authority of section
				21a-235
				pertain to the administration and enforcement of sections
				21a-231
				to
				21a-235,
				inclusive, of the general statutes. These regulations and the provisions herein
				set forth apply to the manufacture, repair and renovation of all articles of
				bedding and upholstered furniture intended for sale and to such articles when
				offered for sale or resale, or exchange or lease, or consignment or delivery in
				consignment for sale, resale, exchange or lease, and shall apply to all persons
				including manufacturing establishments, both wholesale and retail, when such
				articles are in their possession for such purpose.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-3 - Inspection stamps

Current through July 10, 2024
Inspection stamps are required on tags affixed to articles of
				bedding, upholstered furniture or filling material in the hands of retail
				furniture dealers or in transit to such dealers, on or before September 30,
				1955, where such articles are offered for sale on October 1, 1955, or
				thereafter. Such articles may then be legally offered for sale by such dealers
				if in all other respects they conform to the provisions of statutes and
				regulations issued under the authority thereof, provided evidence can be
				furnished to substantiate the date of delivery or shipment and such evidence
				can be verified by the commissioner or his authorized
				representative.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-6 - Description of tags

Current through July 10, 2024
Articles of upholstered furniture which have been remade by
				removing old upholstery and adding new shall be tagged in the following
				manner:
(a) All cushions or detachable
			 parts which are made entirely of new material shall bear white tags, stating
			 that such articles consist of all new materials.
(b) A second-hand frame-work to which is
			 attached new upholstery materials shall bear a yellow tag stating that such
			 article consists of a second-hand frame of wood, iron or steel and filling
			 materials, either new or second-hand.
(c) If any second-hand filling material or
			 cover is used in any article or part of an article, a yellow tag shall be
			 attached stating that such article or part of an article is
			 second-hand.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-7 - Labeling

Current through July 10, 2024
On each identifying tag affixed to an article of bedding,
				upholstered furniture or package of filling material the following information
				shall be printed or stamped, in the English language, on one side only, in fast
				black ink with letters not less than one-eighth inch in height:
(a) The Connecticut registry number assigned
			 to the licensed manufacturer, supply dealer, renovator or second-hand dealer
			 and the name of such licensee or the name of the vendor.
(b) The name and character of the filling
			 material contained therein which shall be described only in approved terms as
			 hereinafter provided.
(c) When an
			 article of bedding, upholstered furniture or package of filling materials
			 contains two or more different kinds or types of filling material, the name and
			 character and the percentage of each shall appear on the tag or the entire
			 material shall be designated by the approved name of the lowest grade of
			 material therein contained provided:
(1) If
			 an article of bedding, upholstered furniture or package of filling material
			 contains two or more different kinds or types of filling material and the
			 percentage of each is so stated on the tag, a tolerance of not more than ten
			 per cent of the percentage of each kind or type of filling material named shall
			 be allowed, and
(2) no tolerance
			 shall be allowed when filling material is described as "all," "pure," "100%" or
			 terms of similar import.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-9 - Cleansing and sterilization of materials required

Current through July 10, 2024
The bedding and upholstered furniture laws require the
				cleansing and sterilization of all articles and materials that have become
				soiled or contaminated in any manner or that come from an animal or fowl or
				that are infested with germs of any kind or that are unsanitary or that are
				second-hand. This provision includes all mill wastes, scraps, clippings and
				other wastes of manufacture which have become soiled or contaminated by falling
				upon the floor or in any other manner. All sterilization shall be in full
				compliance with the specifications regarding sterilization promulgated under
				the authority of section
				21a-235
				of the general statutes.
(See. G.S. §
								21a-232(a),
				(b), (f).)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-10 - Sterilization permit

Current through July 10, 2024
Each person who undertakes to do sterilizing work shall secure
				a sterilization permit which requires a detailed description of the processes
				to be employed and the payment of a twenty-five dollar license fee.
(See. G.S. §
								21a-232(m).)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-11 - Records of permit holders

Current through July 10, 2024
Each person to whom a sterilization permit is issued shall keep
				an accurate record of the name and address of each person other than the holder
				of such permit for whom sterilization is done, together with the kind and
				amount of articles and/or materials sterilized and the date of such
				sterilization. All records shall be open at all times during business hours for
				examination by the commissioner or by inspectors of the department, and
				certified copies of such records shall be furnished to the department not later
				than the fifth of each month, covering the preceding month.
(See G.S. §
								21a-232.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-12 - Sterilization in own plant or by permit holder. Cooperative sterilization plants

Current through July 10, 2024
(a) A maker or
			 vendor of second-hand articles or materials, or new materials that have been
			 contaminated, may sterilize such articles or materials in his own approved
			 plant or have them sterilized by any concern having a sterilization permit. The
			 permit number of the approved process shall be printed or stamped on each tag
			 attached to any sterilized article or material.
(b) Persons who do a small amount of business
			 in remaking, renovating or selling second-hand furniture may not wish to set up
			 a sterilization plant and to pay the twenty-five dollar annual fee for a
			 sterilization permit. Such small operators and dealers may get sterilization
			 done by a commercial plant or may band together to set up a cooperative
			 sterilization plant to take care of their needs.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-13 - Sterilization of new materials of animal origin

Current through July 10, 2024
Any process used for cleaning and curing feathers, cleaning and
				curling hair, cleaning wool, or cleaning or curing any other material derived
				from an animal or fowl, shall not be deemed to afford proper and thorough
				sterilization unless such process effectually removes all disease spores, germs
				and bacilli, all insects and insect nits, all animal matter subject to decay
				and all manner of dirt and filth.
(a)
New feathers.
Application for a sterilization permit shall show
			 that feathers are thoroughly washed and rinsed and that live steam and dry heat
			 are applied. The product shall pass all tests for cleanness and freedom from
			 nits and germs.
(b)
New
			 hair.
Application for a sterilization permit shall show the entire
			 process used for washing and curling (if curled) and that at some point during
			 the process the hair remains in live steam or boiling water a sufficient period
			 to kill all dangerous spores and germs.
(c)
New wool.
Application for a
			 sterilization permit shall indicate whether raw wool or previously scoured and
			 carbonized wool is to be treated. Processes for raw wool shall be set forth in
			 detail and indicate that the wool has been subjected to steam or boiling water
			 for a sufficient time to kill all dangerous spores and germs.
(See Reg. §
									21a-235-18.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-14 - Sterilization of second-hand articles and materials

Current through July 10, 2024
The law requires that all second-hand articles or materials of
				bedding or upholstered furniture shall be sterilized and properly labeled
				before they are offered for sale or returned to the owner to be offered for
				sale or to be used by him in any way. This provision is necessary for the
				protection of those who remake and renovate such articles and materials, as
				well as those who use them. Each such sterilized second-hand article or
				material shall bear a yellow tag giving the materials, the date of
				sterilization and the name of the vendor or owner.
(See G.S. §
								21a-232.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-16 - Renovation of second-hand furniture

Current through July 10, 2024
(a)
Furniture
			 renovated or remade.
Each complete article of furniture shall be
			 sterilized before being renovated or remade. If sterilization by steam or
			 chemical spray would spoil the finish on the frame of an article of upholstered
			 furniture, sterilization may be done by applying the sterilizing agents by
			 hand. The frame, when so sterilized shall be labeled with a yellow tag stating
			 that the frame is secondhand. New springs and new filling materials attached as
			 a part of the frame shall be designated as new on the yellow tag attached to
			 the frame. Each cushion, pillow or other separate part, made entirely of new
			 materials, shall be labeled with a white tag stating that such part is new and
			 giving the kinds and percentages of all filling materials.
(b)
Coverings or filling materials
			 reused.
All coverings and filling materials which are to be used again
			 in renovating or remaking any article of furniture shall be sterilized by
			 steam, hot air or approved chemical agents. Fine fabrics which would be spoiled
			 by wetting may be sterilized by hot air. All coverings or filling materials, so
			 sterilized, shall be labeled as second-hand when resold.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-17 - Storage of unsterilized articles

Current through July 10, 2024
All unsterilized second-hand articles or materials shall be
				separately stored and completely segregated from new or clean articles or
				materials. No new or clean materials shall be kept or stored within a room or
				space used for sterilizing secondhand materials. Sterilizing chambers shall not
				be used for storage purposes.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-19 - Chemical sterilization: Temperature of sterilization room or chamber

Current through July 10, 2024
Chemical reactions are hastened and made more complete by high
				temperatures. For the most satisfactory sterilizing results, a temperature
				range of 75° to 110° is desirable. In no case should the temperature be
				allowed to fall below 75°F. during the period of
				sterilization.
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-20 - Period of exposure for complete destruction of bacteria, spores, insects and insect eggs

Current through July 10, 2024
The period of exposure for complete chemical sterilization is
				arrived at by adding to the time required to destroy germs by formaldehyde
				one-half the time required by any given insecticide to kill insects and insect
				eggs. In no instance shall the total time for complete sterilization be less
				than the time required by the given insecticide to kill all insect life. The
				periods of exposure required for complete sterilization with formaldehyde and
				each of the listed insecticides are given below. The temperature in all cases
				shall be not less than 75°F.
(a)
Ethylene oxide and carbon dioxide ("carboxide").
If three pounds
			 of this chemical mixture per one thousand cubic feet are used, the exposure
			 time shall be one-half of twelve hours exposure to the insecticide, plus ten
			 hours exposure to formaldehyde, a total of sixteen hours. If five pounds per
			 one thousand cubic feet are used, the time of exposure shall be one-half of
			 eight hours for the insecticide plus ten hours for formaldehyde or fourteen
			 hours all told.
(b)
Hydrocyanic acid gas.
To be used only by licensed operatives.
			 Exposure time for hydrocyanic acid gas, six hours plus ten hours for
			 formaldehyde or sixteen hours all told.
(c)
Methyl formate and carbon dioxide
			 ("malium").
Six hours plus ten hours total sixteen hours.
(d)
Ethylene dichloride and carbon
			 tetrachloride.
Fourteen hours plus ten hours, total twenty-four
			 hours.
(e)
Carbon
			 tetrachloride.
Fourteen hours plus ten hours, total twenty-four
			 hours.
(f)
Sulphur
			 dioxide.
Ten hours plus ten hours, total twenty hours.
(g)
Dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane
			 (DDT).
Six hours plus ten hours for formaldehyde treatment, total
			 sixteen hours.
(For quantities of chemicals, see Regs. 21a-235-23,
				21a-235-24.)
Connecticut Administrative Code › Title 21a - Consumer Protection › 235 - Bedding and Upholstered Furniture › Section 21a-235-21 - Steam, water and hot air as sterilizers

Current through July 10, 2024
Live steam under pressure, live streaming steam, boiling water,
				and hot air at a temperature of not less than 212°F. are both germicides
				and insecticides. All articles and materials which are susceptible of treatment
				by any of these methods need no further treatment to render them free of all
				germs and insect life. Dry hot air is not so effective as steam or boiling
				water in killing either germs or insects. Hence, hot air chambers shall be kept
				at 250°F. for a period of two and one-half hours to insure complete
				sterilization. Steam at pressure of fifteen pounds per square inch giving a
				temperature of 250°F. is effective with an exposure of thirty minutes; at
				pressure of twenty pounds (temperature of about 300°), the time is twenty
				minutes. Streaming steam at a temperature of not less than 212°F. is fairly
				effective with an exposure of three hours. Boiling water is effective with two
				hours of exposure.