Louisiana HB725 mandates seafood retailers to keep purchase records for six months.
Louisiana HB725 enacts a requirement for retailers purchasing seafood to retain purchase records for at least six months. These records must be made available for inspection by the department. The bill also prohibits the creation or submission of false or fraudulent records, with violations subject to civil penalties. This law aims to ensure transparency and accountability in seafood purchases within the state.
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