§ 26003 New York Dressed Fowl Exemption

• •This law is about rules for selling chicken and other poultry in California.
• •Some rules for labeling and sorting chicken didn’t apply to a type called 'New York dressed fowl' until November 1, 1967.
• •After that date, all the usual rules for selling chicken applied to this type too.

A farmer sells whole chickens at a market without any labels showing what grade or type they are.

Before November 1, 1967, the farmer could sell 'New York dressed fowl' without following the usual labeling rules. But after that date, they had to follow all the same rules as everyone else selling chicken.