7. Makes technical amendments to the enforcement provisions for the Maine Agricultural Commodities Marketing Act;

8. Clarifies language pertaining to prohibitions and inspections under market orders or agreements;

9. Revises an enforcement provision for determining origin of produce labeled "native";

10. Clarifies the definition of "licensed commodities";

11. Clarifies provisions relating to licensed commodities;

12. Repeals the definition of the term "drug" and provisions in Title 7 relating to adulteration of drugs and meats. The Maine Pharmacy Act, enacted in 1988, Title 32, chapter 117, establishes the Maine Board of Pharmacy and charges the board with regulation of drugs. The Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Resources is charged with administering and enforcing provisions pertaining to preparation of meat under Title 22, chapter 562-A;

13. Repeals and reenacts provisions pertaining to sampling and analysis of seeds, commercial feeds, commercial fertilizers and food. It also authorizes the commissioner to have analyses performed at public or private laboratories and repeals specific responsibilities of the Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station relating to analysis;

14. Repeals transition language relating to use of beverage containers in inventory or trade prior to 1969;

15. Clarifies statutory provisions governing the sale of eggs;

16. Makes a technical change to a definition in the commercial feed statutes;

17. Amends the definition of "product name";

18. Uses the term "product name" to specify feed products to which a registration fee applies; and

19. Removes the statutory requirements of the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station with regard to analyzing commercial feeds and publishing results of the analysis.