Obligations of manufacturers of \"Charter Oak Brand\" potato bags (Repealed)

Each manufacturer of "Charter Oak Brand" bags for potatoes shall (1) show integrity and satisfactory ability to produce "Charter Oak Brand" bags for potatoes; (2) sell only to licensed growers; (3) furnish "Charter Oak Brand" bags of satisfactory workmanship and the following minimum specifications: (a) Fifteen-pound size bags shall be of No. 1 grade, sized finished kraft paper, two walls of fifty-pound quality. Outer wall white; (b) Fifty-pound size bags shall be of No. 1 kraft paper, sized finished three walls of fifty-pound quality; (c) one-hundred-pound size shall be of new burlap, seven and one-half ounce quality; (4) faithfully reproduce the "Charter Oak Brand" on all packages in satisfactory ink from designs to be supplied at cost by the department of agriculture and natural resources; (5) furnish such records and information concerning the sale of "Charter Oak Brand" bags as may be requested by the department of agriculture and natural resources; (6) collect an advertising tax on all "Charter Oak Brand" bags sold, at a rate equivalent to three dollars per forty-five thousand pound carload of potatoes. All such moneys collected shall be turned over on request of commissioner of agriculture and natural resources to an advertising committee for the specific purpose of advertising "Charter Oak Brand" potatoes; (7) supply the department of agriculture and natural resources with a copy of the order agreement bearing the signature of the buyer and seller, and one copy of the shipping invoice; (8) surrender his permit and refrain from manufacturing or selling "Charter Oak Brand" bags for failure to comply with any of the provisions of rules and regulations. (See 1963 Supp. § 22-27.)