California AB312 allows the retention and sale of agricultural commodities seized by the commissioner, with proceeds held for three months for.

California AB312 amends the Food and Agricultural Code to allow the commissioner to retain and sell agricultural commodities seized under certain conditions. If the commodity is not claimed by the rightful owner within three months, the proceeds from the sale are deposited into the county's general fund. If the commodity is unfit for human consumption, it may be destroyed. If the commodity is not released to the rightful owner within 48 hours, it may be sold to a commercial packer or donated to a nonprofit charitable organization, with proceeds held by the commissioner for three months.

California AB312 allows the retention and sale of agricultural commodities seized by the commissioner, with proceeds held for three months for.

California AB312 amends the Food and Agricultural Code to allow the commissioner to retain and sell agricultural commodities seized under certain conditions. If the commodity is not claimed by the rightful owner within three months, the proceeds from the sale are deposited into the county's general fund. If the commodity is unfit for human consumption, it may be destroyed. If the commodity is not released to the rightful owner within 48 hours, it may be sold to a commercial packer or donated to a nonprofit charitable organization, with proceeds held by the commissioner for three months.