Colorado § 35-28-115 Limitation of marketing orders

Colorado Statutes

§ 35-28-115 — Limitation of marketing orders

Colorado·Title 35 Agriculture·Art. Marketing Act of 1939

(1)Marketing orders issued by the commissioner under this article may be limited in their application by prescribing the marketing areas or portions of the state in which a particular order shall be effective. No marketing order shall be issued by the commissioner unless it embraces all persons of a like class in a given area who are engaged in a specific and distinctive agricultural industry or trade within this state.

(2)Within the terms of this article, production or marketing areas as to peaches shall be classified as early maturing, which shall be at altitudes of less than five thousand feet, and late maturing, which shall be at altitudes of more than five thousand feet, and such areas shall be separate and distinct classes for all purposes under this article insofar as pe

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(1) Marketing orders issued by
the commissioner under this article may be limited in their application by
prescribing the marketing areas or portions of the state in which a particular order
shall be effective. No marketing order shall be issued by the commissioner unless it
embraces all persons of a like class in a given area who are engaged in a specific
and distinctive agricultural industry or trade within this state.

(2) Within the terms of this article, production or marketing areas as to
peaches shall be classified as early maturing, which shall be at altitudes of less
than five thousand feet, and late maturing, which shall be at altitudes of more than
five thousand feet, and such areas shall be separate and distinct classes for all
purposes under this article insofar as peaches are concerned.

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