Virginia law § 18.2-102.2 prohibits the unauthorized purchase, sale, or disposal of milk cases or crates bearing an owner's label. It also criminalizes defacing or concealing ownership marks. Violations are classified as Class 4 misdemeanors, with penalties including fines and potential criminal charges.
It is illegal to buy, sell, dispose of, deface, or conceal ownership labels on milk crates without owner consent.
A milk crate is a wire or plastic container holding 16 quarts or more, used for transporting or storing dairy products.
Violations are punishable as a Class 4 misdemeanor, which may include fines and other legal consequences.
Yes, refusing to return a milk crate upon written demand from the owner can lead to legal penalties under this law.