Oregon Statutes
§ 616.860 — Unit pricing of packaged consumer commodities required; explanation to consumers
Oregon § 616.860
JurisdictionOregon
Vol.15
Title 49Food and Other Commodities
Ch. 616General and Miscellaneous Provisions
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Bluebook
Or. Rev. Stat. § 616.860 (2026).
Text
(1)Except as provided in ORS 616.855 and 616.865, no person shall sell or offer for retail sale at a grocery store or food market any packaged consumer commodity unless there is clearly displayed upon the commodity package or at a place in reasonable proximity to where the commodity is offered for sale a statement of the unit retail price of the commodity pursuant to ORS 616.870 and the total retail price of the commodity.
(2)If the tag, stamp, sign or label used to display the unit retail price is not affixed directly to the consumer commodity, the tag, stamp, sign or label shall also contain the brand name and the quantity or size of the product by weight, measure or count.
(3)Whenever the State Department of Agriculture adopts administrative rules under ORS 616.875 wherein formats an
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Legislative History
1977 c.181 §5; 1979 c.827 §2
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