Oklahoma § 2-5-59 Oklahoma Trade Development program – Establishment –

Oklahoma Statutes

§ 2-5-59 — Oklahoma Trade Development program – Establishment –

Oklahoma § 2-5-59

Title 2Agriculture

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Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-5-59 (2026).

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Participating entities - Purpose.

A.The State Board of Agriculture shall establish an Oklahoma Trade Development program to further the processing and marketing of Oklahoma food products and renewable resources.

B.All applicable agencies including, but not limited to, the Division of Agriculture at Oklahoma State University, the Department of Commerce, and the Corporation Commission shall cooperate in the program.

C.The Oklahoma Trade Development Center shall consider the following subjects: 1. The possibility of a food processing center to assist in the marketing of intrastate and interstate distribution to increase the awareness of Oklahoma food products.

2.The possibilities for value-added products to be derived from Oklahoma's renewable resources.

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Participating entities - Purpose. A. The State Board of Agriculture shall establish an Oklahoma Trade Development program to further the processing and marketing of Oklahoma food products and renewable resources. B. All applicable agencies including, but not limited to, the Division of Agriculture at Oklahoma State University, the Department of Commerce, and the Corporation Commission shall cooperate in the program. C. The Oklahoma Trade Development Center shall consider the following subjects: 1. The possibility of a food processing center to assist in the marketing of intrastate and interstate distribution to increase the awareness of Oklahoma food products. 2. The possibilities for value-added products to be derived from Oklahoma's renewable resources.