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Food / pantry / cottage food. Grain: once per food item_type — hold until owner pack. Site 28779 / NC DOJ Consumer Protection. Not legal advice.

Commodity item requirementsWhat the category is (NAPCS / NAICS)Buyer disclosure (truth in listing)Product safety / recallVehicle title / flood / lien / odometer / matching numbersLicensed board — show license on the cardINFORM Consumers Act (marketplace identity)Food / pantry / cottage foodLive animals / livestock movementFirearms / explosives — not a mall typeLocal consumer office for this zipHazardous ship (usually not leftover pickup)
query type
food.safety
item type
pass --item
pack
needs_owner_pack
hang
admin / law

authorities

ftc
FTC consumer protection
Truth in listing. Warranties. Marketplace duties.
usda-aphis
USDA APHIS
Live animals / livestock movement. Do not guess a form.
fda
FDA
Food / cottage-food. Cite the ZIP office too. Hold until owner pack.
nc-doj
NC DOJ Consumer Protection
Office for zip 28779. Not named DCA. Trades go to the NC licensing boards.

run once at this site

bun run compliance:query -- --type food.safety --item {item_type}

  • Do not stamp a live extra pack. Case the owner.
  • Cite FDA / state cottage-food / USDA if meat. ZIP office, not a guessed permit number.
  • Stay common-only or hold. Empty 24 food holes is mall liability.

output mydata/manifest-drafts/{item_type}.yaml

do not

  • scrape Commerce or a board register as a SKU catalog
  • treat AI draft as legal advice
  • guess a state's DMV
  • auto-promote draft packs to mychains/manifests
  • put INFORM legal name on the mall card
  • research 24 identical holes separately
  • hang this catalog on the shopper Board
  • one consumer-affairs sheet on every group

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