West Virginia Code § 19-10A-1

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(a) The intent of this article is to protect and promote the public health and general welfare
and to prevent fraud and deception in the production, processing, sale and distribution of
eggs. This article provides for the registration of business houses engaged in selling, trading
or traffic of eggs; establishes standards for the grading, classification and marketing of eggs;
provides a penalty for the failure to comply with the provisions of this articlee; and provides
for other purposes. This article shall be known as "The West Virginia Egg Marketing Law of
1998". All provisions of this code in conflict with this article are repealerd.
(b) Except where otherwise indicated, it is the intent of the Legisulature that this article
substantially conform with the federal laws and regulations promulgated under the auspices
of the United States secretary of agriculture and the United tStates secretary of health and
human services in order to provide movement of eggs in intrastate and interstate commerce
with a minimum of economic barriers.

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