Oklahoma Good Food Purchasing Act requires state agencies to prioritize Oklahoma-produced food in their purchases.
The Oklahoma Good Food Purchasing Act mandates that state agencies give preference to Oklahoma-produced food when procuring agricultural products, provided they meet quality, safety, and availability standards. State agencies may also consider suppliers that comply with labor laws and offer safe working conditions. The act allows for the purchase of non-Oklahoma-produced food under certain conditions, such as when necessary for supply stability and cost control. State agencies can buy directly from local suppliers like farmers and food hubs.
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