California · Food and Agricultural Code - FAC

FAC §26006: Cut-up poultry meat which consists of all of the parts of a carcass, prepared, packaged, and offered for sale shall be from only one class of poultry meat.

What this law says, in plain English

Cut-up poultry meat sold must contain parts from only one class of poultry. Mixed classes in a single package are prohibited.

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Cut-up poultry meat which consists of all of the parts of a carcass, prepared, packaged, and offered for sale shall be from only one class of poultry meat. Containers of poultry parts of different classes, shall be marked to indicate the classes and the quantity of each.

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