What types of regulations may a market adopt which are more stringent than the established state rules and regulations?
The market’s rules and regulations my specify restrictions or requirements pertaining to the type and number of producers and certified producers, and the type and number of certified and noncertifiable agricultural products, in order to establish and maintain a “good” balance of agricultural products. For example, a market may specify that a maximum of 20% of the sellers may sell tomatoes. Another example is a certified producer selling for another certified producer. The market rules can specify that a certified producer may only sell for one other certified producer during the year.
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