37-332c. Butter graders -- Employment -- Notice to department -- Chief grader -- Responsibility of graders -- Change of graders -- Notice to department -- Responsibility of manufacturer for wrapper -- Revocation of privilege of using grade emblem. Each butter manufacturer or butter distributor selling or distributing butter to any consumer or retailer shall maintain one (1) or more butter graders licensed as such under this act, and shall file with the state department of agriculture the name and address of each such butter grader maintained by it, and if more than one (1) such grader is maintained shall designate one (1) thereof as its chief grader. The butter grader, or if more than one (1) grader is maintained, then the chief grader, shall be responsible for the correct grading and grade labeling, as required under this act, of all butter marketed or distributed to any consumer or retailer by that butter manufacturer or butter distributor within this state during that grader’s employment as such. Any change of butter grader or chief grader shall immediately be reported in writing by the employer to the department. Each such chief grader shall be responsible for the correct grading and labeling of butter by all other graders maintained by that manufacturer or distributor and the license of such chief grader shall be subject to revocation or suspension by reason of any mislabeling or other violation of this act by any such other grader.
Provided, further, that any manufacturer or distributor of butter, who or which wraps or places any butter in any wrapper or container having the grade marked thereon, or who or which shall mark the grade on any wrapper or container after butter is placed therein, shall likewise be responsible for the correct grading and grade labeling of such butter, and, in case any such manufacturer or distributor of butter shall fail to properly label any butter, the privilege of such manufacturer or distributor of butter of using the "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem established by the state of Idaho to designate butter of that grade, may be revoked or suspended by the state department of agriculture; in which case the provisions of the department of agriculture statute in reference to the revocation or suspension of licenses shall apply to the revocation or suspension of the privilege of using the state "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem for butter and in this respect such privilege shall be considered as being a license. Any manufacturer or distributor of butter whose privilege of using the state "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem for butter grades has been suspended or revoked, who or which shall continue to use said "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem shall be guilty of a violation of this act. The state department of agriculture, when it is satisfied that said emblems will be properly used, may in writing withdraw the suspension or revocation of such privilege.
37-332c. Butter graders -- Employment -- Notice to department -- Chief grader -- Responsibility of graders -- Change of graders -- Notice to department -- Responsibility of manufacturer for wrapper -- Revocation of privilege of using grade emblem. Each butter manufacturer or butter distributor selling or distributing butter to any consumer or retailer shall maintain one (1) or more butter graders licensed as such under this act, and shall file with the state department of agriculture the name and address of each such butter grader maintained by it, and if more than one (1) such grader is maintained shall designate one (1) thereof as its chief grader. The butter grader, or if more than one (1) grader is maintained, then the chief grader, shall be responsible for the correct grading and grade labeling, as required under this act, of all butter marketed or distributed to any consumer or retailer by that butter manufacturer or butter distributor within this state during that grader’s employment as such. Any change of butter grader or chief grader shall immediately be reported in writing by the employer to the department. Each such chief grader shall be responsible for the correct grading and labeling of butter by all other graders maintained by that manufacturer or distributor and the license of such chief grader shall be subject to revocation or suspension by reason of any mislabeling or other violation of this act by any such other grader.
Provided, further, that any manufacturer or distributor of butter, who or which wraps or places any butter in any wrapper or container having the grade marked thereon, or who or which shall mark the grade on any wrapper or container after butter is placed therein, shall likewise be responsible for the correct grading and grade labeling of such butter, and, in case any such manufacturer or distributor of butter shall fail to properly label any butter, the privilege of such manufacturer or distributor of butter of using the "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem established by the state of Idaho to designate butter of that grade, may be revoked or suspended by the state department of agriculture; in which case the provisions of the department of agriculture statute in reference to the revocation or suspension of licenses shall apply to the revocation or suspension of the privilege of using the state "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem for butter and in this respect such privilege shall be considered as being a license. Any manufacturer or distributor of butter whose privilege of using the state "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem for butter grades has been suspended or revoked, who or which shall continue to use said "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem shall be guilty of a violation of this act. The state department of agriculture, when it is satisfied that said emblems will be properly used, may in writing withdraw the suspension or revocation of such privilege.
37-332c. Butter graders -- Employment -- Notice to department -- Chief grader -- Responsibility of graders -- Change of graders -- Notice to department -- Responsibility of manufacturer for wrapper -- Revocation of privilege of using grade emblem. Each butter manufacturer or butter distributor selling or distributing butter to any consumer or retailer shall maintain one (1) or more butter graders licensed as such under this act, and shall file with the state department of agriculture the name and address of each such butter grader maintained by it, and if more than one (1) such grader is maintained shall designate one (1) thereof as its chief grader. The butter grader, or if more than one (1) grader is maintained, then the chief grader, shall be responsible for the correct grading and grade labeling, as required under this act, of all butter marketed or distributed to any consumer or retailer by that butter manufacturer or butter distributor within this state during that grader’s employment as such. Any change of butter grader or chief grader shall immediately be reported in writing by the employer to the department. Each such chief grader shall be responsible for the correct grading and labeling of butter by all other graders maintained by that manufacturer or distributor and the license of such chief grader shall be subject to revocation or suspension by reason of any mislabeling or other violation of this act by any such other grader.
Provided, further, that any manufacturer or distributor of butter, who or which wraps or places any butter in any wrapper or container having the grade marked thereon, or who or which shall mark the grade on any wrapper or container after butter is placed therein, shall likewise be responsible for the correct grading and grade labeling of such butter, and, in case any such manufacturer or distributor of butter shall fail to properly label any butter, the privilege of such manufacturer or distributor of butter of using the "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem established by the state of Idaho to designate butter of that grade, may be revoked or suspended by the state department of agriculture; in which case the provisions of the department of agriculture statute in reference to the revocation or suspension of licenses shall apply to the revocation or suspension of the privilege of using the state "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem for butter and in this respect such privilege shall be considered as being a license. Any manufacturer or distributor of butter whose privilege of using the state "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem for butter grades has been suspended or revoked, who or which shall continue to use said "grade AA," "grade A" or "grade B" emblem shall be guilty of a violation of this act. The state department of agriculture, when it is satisfied that said emblems will be properly used, may in writing withdraw the suspension or revocation of such privilege.
