W. Va. Code R. § 61-2A-3 - Country of Origin Labeling - Honey, Honey Products, Honey Bee By-products
3.1. Label marking
permitted; removal prohibited.
3.1.a. All
producers, growers and shippers of bee pollen, royal jelly and honey in this
state may mark each individual package of bee pollen, royal jelly or package of
honey on the principal display panel in a conspicuous place as legibly,
indelibly and permanently as possible to indicate to an ultimate purchaser that
the product was produced in West Virginia. A vendor shall mark individually,
any package of bee pollen, royal jelly or package of honey, including any
package containing imported honey blended with domestic honey offered for sale
in West Virginia in a conspicuous place as legibly, indelibly and permanently
as possible by the vendor of the product to indicate to an ultimate purchaser
the country or countries of origin.
3.1.b. Any vendor engaged in the business of
the vending of bee pollen, royal jelly or honey who is engaged in the business
of selling products labeled or identified as to origin shall not willfully and
knowingly remove the labels or identifying marks.
Notes
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