New Hampshire HB1186 regulates the sale and labeling of eggs, including size and grade standards, producer information, and penalties for violations.
New Hampshire HB1186 mandates that all shell eggs sold, delivered, or donated within the state must meet United States Department of Agriculture standards for size and grade. Eggs labeled by size or grade must adhere to these standards. Producers must include their name, contact information, and a disclaimer if using reused cartons. Eggs must be held at specific temperatures post-collection and packing. Violations carry civil and criminal penalties, including fines and imprisonment. The bill also repeals certain stop sale, use, or removal order provisions.
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