Modifies definition of commercial feed to include industrial hemp

This bill defines terms related to commercial animal feed, including "brand name," "commercial feed," and "distribute." It also outlines conditions under which commercial feed would be considered adulterated, such as containing poisonous substances or falling below its stated quality. The bill specifies that commercial feed is not considered adulterated if it contains industrial hemp and is used for pets, specialty pets, horses, or laying hens.

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