Wisconsin Code § 93.44

Commodity promotion
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(1) The department shall
initiate projects to promote commodities produced in this state.
(2) The department shall allow all products and commodities
produced or manufactured in this state that meet the standards established by the department to be included in the department’s
promotional campaign that uses the phrase “Something Special
from Wisconsin”, which phrase is a certified mark that is registered under federal law. The department may establish standards
to be used to prohibit or limit the use of the certified mark to preserve its marketing value and significance. The standards may
prohibit or limit the use of the certified mark based upon the
grade or quality of a product or commodity and the standards
may prohibit the use of the certified mark by a product or commodity which imitates a product or commodity for which there is
a standard of identity established under state or federal law.
(3) The department shall develop at least one slogan or logo,
or both, for the promotion of Wisconsin agricultural products for
display on signs placed by the department of transportation under
s. 86.19 (1m).
(4) The department by rule may establish a fee for the use of
the mark and any slogan or logo under this section. The fees shall
be credited to the appropriation under s. 20.115 (3) (L).

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