§ 15005 Aquaculture Product Transportation Rules
This law lets a wildlife commission control how certain farmed aquatic products are moved, sold, or kept, and it may require paperwork that lists details like who shipped them, what they are, and how much they weigh.
A farmer ships 500 pounds of farmed salmon to a market and must attach a label showing the producer’s name, the species, the weight, the shipment date, and the market’s address.
The commission can demand that the shipment include a document with the producer’s registration number, the species (salmon), the weight (500 lbs), the date shipped, and the market’s name and address. This ensures the product can be tracked and verified as farm‑raised.
Count = Total Weight ÷ Weight per Item
A container holds 200 kilograms of farmed tilapia, and each tilapia averages 0.5 kilograms.
Result: 400 fish
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§ 15005 Aquaculture Product Transportation Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026