Virginia law requires lubricating oil sold or delivered to have a clearly visible label displaying the brand or trade name, or the words 'lubricating oil, no brand' if no name exists. Violations of these labeling requirements are considered misdemeanors, with increasing penalties for repeat offenses. The law aims to ensure transparency and proper identification of lubricating oils in commerce.
The law requires a sign or label attached or painted near the outlet showing the brand or trade name in letters at least one inch high, or the words 'lubricating oil, no brand' if no name exists.
Violating the law is a Class 3 misdemeanor, with repeat offenses punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor.
Any person, firm, association, corporation, or their officers, agents, or employees involved in selling or delivering lubricating oil must comply.
Yes, the law applies to all lubricating oils sold or delivered for sale or delivery, requiring proper labeling regardless of the brand.