California · Food and Agricultural Code - FAC

FAC §62093: The giving of any milk, cream, dairy product, service, or article of any kind, except to a bona fide charity, for the purpose of securing or retaining the market milk business of any customer is an un

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What this law says, in plain English

Giving milk, dairy products, or services to secure or retain a customer's business is an unlawful trade practice, except when given to legitimate charities.

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The giving of any milk, cream, dairy product, service, or article of any kind, except to a bona fide charity, for the purpose of securing or retaining the market milk business of any customer is an unlawful trade practice.

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