West Virginia § 19-30-7 Surplus food collection and distribution centers

West Virginia Statutes

§ 19-30-7 — Surplus food collection and distribution centers

West Virginia § 19-30-7

Ch. 19AGRICULTURE

Art. 30DONATED FOOD

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W. Va. Code § 19-30-7 (2026).

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The Department of Agriculture shall continue operation of and shall publicize the services of an information and food collection center. The center shall receive and transmit information concerning available agricultural products and information on each organization desiring or needing agricultural products to be donated. The center shall also collect, receive, handle, store and distribute donated agricultural products. A nonprofit charitable organization which regularly needs agricultural products may be listed with a food collection center to be notified if agricultural products are available.

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The Department of Agriculture shall continue operation of and shall publicize the services of an information and food collection center. The center shall receive and transmit information concerning available agricultural products and information on each organization desiring or needing agricultural products to be donated. The center shall also collect, receive, handle, store and distribute donated agricultural products. A nonprofit charitable organization which regularly needs agricultural products may be listed with a food collection center to be notified if agricultural products are available.