Zorba
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- Oct 22, 1999
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I don't know the specifics of this law, but it doesn't seem like setting basic standards of goods allowed to be sold within the state would violate interstate commerce. I'd think it'd be similar to CARB, or really out there bounce houses (and other inflatables) in New Jersey.Except it involves mostly interstate commerce, as it applies to all pork producers in the country who do business in CA, and CA produces virtually no pork so it comes almost entirely from other states. Sounds like a matter of federal jurisdiction.
ETA: just realized this was an old thread.
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