If a commercial feed, customer-formula feed, or contract feed contains a poisonous, deleterious, or nonnutritive substance which is intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, or prevention of a disease, or which is intended to affect the structure or any function of the animal body, the Secretary may require the label to show any or all of the following: the amount of the substance present, directions for use, or warnings against misuse of the feed.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 6 - Commercial Feed and Fertilizer and Agricultural Liming Materials
Subtitle 1 - Maryland Commercial Feed Law
Section 6-102 - Administration
Section 6-104 - Rules and Regulations
Section 6-105 - Publication of Information Concerning Commercial Feed
Section 6-106 - Inspection, Sampling, Testing, and Analyses of Commercial Feed
Section 6-107.1 - Reduction of Phosphorus in Poultry Waste
Section 6-107.2 - Assessments on Commercial Equine Feed
Section 6-107.3 - Sale of Commercial Feed for Use as Poultry Feed
Section 6-109 - Commercial Feed to Be Labeled; Contents of Label; Placement
Section 6-110 - Labeling of Customer-Formula or Contract Feed; Information Required on Invoice
Section 6-111 - Labeling of Feed Containing Poisonous, Deleterious, or Nonnutritive Substance
Section 6-112 - Distribution of Adulterated or Misbranded Feed
Section 6-112.1 - Commercial Feed
Section 6-113 - "Stop-Sale Orders"; Condemnation and Confiscation
Section 6-114 - Official Analysis Prima Facie Evidence of Composition
Section 6-115 - Report of Violations for Criminal Prosecution; Minor Violations