Public Law 16
Summary
The bill creates a state chemist office with authority to oversee commercial feed and pet‑food labeling, licensing, and ingredient statements. It imposes detailed rules on product claims, nutrient guarantees, and permissible substances, and requires manufacturers to provide specific information when applying for a feed license. The aim is to protect consumers and animal health by ensuring accurate, substantiated product information.
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