Maryland HB1412 regulates the sale of crabs by requiring licenses and prohibiting certain sales.
Maryland HB1412 establishes requirements for individuals and businesses involved in the sale of crabs. It mandates that mobile seafood vendors obtain a seafood dealer license and prohibits them from purchasing cooked crabs or crab meat from crab catchers who do not hold a seafood dealer license. The bill also requires seafood dealers and mobile seafood vendors to comply with applicable Maryland Department of Health requirements. It does not require crab catchers to obtain a license to sell crabs they catch or require a license for retail crab sellers who purchase from licensed crab catchers.
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