North Dakota § 4.1-25-45 Standards considered minimum - Municipality may provide more stringent standards

North Dakota Statutes

§ 4.1-25-45 — Standards considered minimum - Municipality may provide more stringent standards

North Dakota·Title 4.1 Agriculture·Ch. 4.1-25 Dairy Product Regulation

standards.
The standards in this chapter constitute only minimum standards. This chapter may not be
construed to prevent any municipality from providing, by ordinance, more stringent or
comprehensive standards than are contained within this chapter. Neither this chapter nor in the
rules of the commissioner may be construed to prevent any person concerned with the dairy
business from using standards, inspections, or other practices or procedures that are more
stringent or comprehensive.

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standards.
The standards in this chapter constitute only minimum standards. This chapter may not be
construed to prevent any municipality from providing, by ordinance, more stringent or
comprehensive standards than are contained within this chapter. Neither this chapter nor in the
rules of the commissioner may be construed to prevent any person concerned with the dairy
business from using standards, inspections, or other practices or procedures that are more
stringent or comprehensive.

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