Massachusetts bill H990 bans the sale of fur products derived from animals raised on fur farms.

Massachusetts bill H990 aims to prohibit the sale of fur products derived from animals raised on fur farms within the state. The law defines "fur product" as any item made in whole or part of fur, excluding certain animal skins and fibers. The prohibition does not apply to used fur products, fur products used for religious purposes, or activities authorized by federal law. The attorney general will enforce the law, with violators facing civil penalties. The law will take effect one year after its passage.

Massachusetts bill H990 bans the sale of fur products derived from animals raised on fur farms.

Massachusetts bill H990 aims to prohibit the sale of fur products derived from animals raised on fur farms within the state. The law defines "fur product" as any item made in whole or part of fur, excluding certain animal skins and fibers. The prohibition does not apply to used fur products, fur products used for religious purposes, or activities authorized by federal law. The attorney general will enforce the law, with violators facing civil penalties. The law will take effect one year after its passage.