§ 14284 Livestock Drug Label Requirements

This rule says that when you apply to sell a livestock drug, you must include a clear description or a copy of the label for every kind of bottle or container the drug will be sold in.

Key Takeaways

•Include a label description or a copy of the label in the application.
•Do this for every container type and size the drug will be sold in.
•The rule applies to drugs sold to livestock at retail.

Example

A farmer wants to get permission to sell a worming medicine for cattle. The medicine comes in 5‑liter drums and 1‑liter bottles.

The farmer’s application must have the exact label details (or a picture of the label) for both the 5‑liter drum and the 1‑liter bottle, so the agency can see what each container looks like.

The application shall also contain a detailed description, or be accompanied by a copy, of the label of each type and size of container in which the livestock drug is be sold at retail. (Amended by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1224.)

This rule says that when you apply to sell a livestock drug, you must include a clear description or a copy of the label for every kind of bottle or container the drug will be sold in.

Key Takeaways

•Include a label description or a copy of the label in the application.
•Do this for every container type and size the drug will be sold in.
•The rule applies to drugs sold to livestock at retail.

Example

A farmer wants to get permission to sell a worming medicine for cattle. The medicine comes in 5‑liter drums and 1‑liter bottles.

The farmer’s application must have the exact label details (or a picture of the label) for both the 5‑liter drum and the 1‑liter bottle, so the agency can see what each container looks like.

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§ 14284 Livestock Drug Label Requirements

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