2000 Minnesota Statutes

     33.06 Oleomargarine, labeling.  

    It shall be unlawful for any person to manufacture, sell, 
 ship, consign, offer for sale, expose for sale, or have in 
 possession with intent to sell, oleomargarine made, wholly or 
 partly, out of fats, oils, or oleaginous substances or compound 
 thereof, unless each receptacle and package in which the same is 
 kept for sale or sold has securely affixed upon the side 
 thereof, a white or light colored label, which shall be printed 
 in the English language with black ink in type not smaller than 
 36-point bold-faced capitals, the word "oleomargarine" and 
 immediately thereafter, under the same label and in the same 
 colors, there shall be printed in the English language, in 
 8-point bold-faced Gothic capitals, the name and, with 
 substantial accuracy, the percentage of each ingredient 
 contained in such oleomargarine, giving the name of each animal 
 or vegetable from which such fats or oils are derived.  

    HIST: (3855-3) 1931 c 344 s 3