Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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Seafood; oyster aquaculture, licensees authorized to serve oysters at facility
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This bill would allow people with an oyster aquaculture license to harvest, shuck, and serve oysters from their facility for product tasting. Currently, it is against the rules to have shucked oysters for sale if the establishment doesn't have a permit from the Alabama Department of Public Health. This change would let licensees offer free samples to customers to try the oysters' taste and texture.
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