What are the labeling requirements for product donated by an establishment to a charitable organization if the product is misbranded or economically adulterated?
A. Products must bear a statement of limited use, such as “For Charity – Not For Sale,” stamped on shipping containers and individual packages within shipping containers. Such labeling is required to ensure that the products leaving the Federal establishment are accurately and truthfully labeled according to Federal meat and poultry regulations. Q.
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