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MO HB933

Bill

Status

Introduced

3/30/2011

Primary Sponsor

Jill Schupp

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Origin

House of Representatives

2011 Regular Session

AI Summary

  • Repeals and replaces section 196.165 of Missouri law regarding the sale of kosher food products.

  • Requires all packaged kosher or kosher for Passover food products to have a label or symbol affixed by the manufacturer, packer, or certifier identifying who certified the product.

  • Requires unpackaged kosher products to display signage including the item description, certifying agency identity, equipment certification, certification time period (not exceeding 12 months), and dairy designation if applicable.

  • Requires businesses selling both kosher and nonkosher meat or poultry to display signage clearly disclosing this fact and identifying which products are kosher certified.

  • Violation of these requirements is a class B misdemeanor; presence of uncertified food at a kosher-only establishment is prima facie evidence of intent to defraud, though good faith reliance on supplier representations is a defense.

Legislative Description

Requires certain food or food products sold or offered for sale as kosher or kosher for Passover to have a label or symbol affixed to it identifying the person, agency, or entity that certified the product

Last Action

Referred: Small Business (H)

4/12/2011

Committee Referrals

Small Business4/12/2011

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