Michigan SB1075 amends egg sales regulations to allow consignment sales through licensed retail food establishments.
Michigan SB1075 amends existing law to allow the sale of eggs by consignment through licensed retail food establishments. The bill specifies that eggs sold by consignment must be kept in a separate area from those sold by licensed facilities. It also mandates that these eggs must be labeled with the producer or farm name and direct contact information. Additionally, the bill outlines labeling requirements for egg size and quality, ensuring that all eggs meet specific standards before being sold.
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