Massachusetts bill H376 restricts the sale of specific items at flea markets, including food for children under two and drugs and cosmetics.

Massachusetts bill H376 amends Chapter 101 of the General Laws to restrict the sale of certain items at flea markets. Specifically, it prohibits the sale of food manufactured and packaged for consumption by children under the age of two, as well as drugs and cosmetics. Only authorized manufacturer’s or distributor’s representatives with written proof of authorization can sell these items. Violations result in fines and product seizure by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

Massachusetts bill H376 restricts the sale of specific items at flea markets, including food for children under two and drugs and cosmetics.

Massachusetts bill H376 amends Chapter 101 of the General Laws to restrict the sale of certain items at flea markets. Specifically, it prohibits the sale of food manufactured and packaged for consumption by children under the age of two, as well as drugs and cosmetics. Only authorized manufacturer’s or distributor’s representatives with written proof of authorization can sell these items. Violations result in fines and product seizure by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.