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750.297f – “Halal” defined; prohibited acts; violation as misdemeanor; presumption; additional prohibited acts; investigation and inspection by department of agriculture; rules | Michigan Law

Michigan law defines 'halal' food, prohibits false labeling and deceptive practices, and enforces regulations through inspections. Violations are misdemeanors.

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750.297f – “Halal” defined; prohibited acts; violation as misdemeanor; presumption; additional prohibited acts; investigation and inspection by department of agriculture; rules

Michigan Penal Code § 750.297f

Summary
Michigan law defines 'halal' as food prepared according to Islamic religious requirements and prohibits false representations of halal food. Violations, such as mislabeling or deceptive sales, are classified as misdemeanors. The law also mandates proper identification of halal and non-halal products and allows for inspections by the Department of Agriculture.
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In simple terms: Michigan law defines 'halal' food, prohibits false labeling and deceptive practices, and enforces regulations through inspections. Violations are misdemeanors.. This means people must follow this rule, and breaking it can lead to criminal penalties.

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