Colorado Feed Law

This act governs commercial feed — products manufactured and distributed for feeding animals — by requiring that such feeds be registered before distribution and that they be labeled according to prescribed standards. It establishes registration and distribution fees, defines the conditions under which a feed is considered adulterated or misbranded, and prohibits the distribution of feed that fails to meet those requirements. Administration and enforcement rest with the state's agriculture commissioner, who may detain feed that appears to violate the act, pursue civil and criminal penalties, publish information about the act's administration, and cooperate with other agencies in carrying it out.

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