Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Foods and Food Control, Vol. 1: Revised to July 1, 1905; Federal Laws and Laws of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, and Connecticut
The importance of harmonizing the requirements of the several States becomes more important as food legislation in the various States receives greater attention. It is believed that this compilation will do much toward securing in the near future this desirable end. It will afford to the food dealers in the various States a means of comparing the laws of each State with those of others which it will be difficult to find in any other publication. The comparison will also be of great benefit to the manufacturers and consumers and will prove of special interest to those who in the future may be charged with the enactment of State and National legislation relating to food control.
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