§ 15075 Commercial Feed Hold Orders
This law says that when a hold order is placed on commercial animal feed, the person who has the feed must keep it where it is and can’t move or sell it unless the secretary specifically allows it.
A feed store receives a notice that a batch of chicken feed is under a hold order because of a possible disease outbreak.
The store must leave the feed in its warehouse, can only take a small sample for testing while a person named by the secretary watches, and cannot sell or ship any of the feed until the secretary gives written permission.
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§ 15075 Commercial Feed Hold Orders
Last verified: January 10, 2026