§ 12604 Pesticide Residue Testing Requirements
This law says that any fruit or vegetable that gets taken by the state must be tested for pesticide residue within a day, and the owner must be told right away whether it passes or fails.
A farmer’s truck is stopped and the apples are taken by officials because they suspect the apples might have too much pesticide.
The officials must cut a small piece of the apples, test it for pesticide within 24 hours, and then tell the farmer in person or by telegram if the apples are clean or not.
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§ 12604 Pesticide Residue Testing Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026