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Alaska Statutes.

Title 17. Food and Drugs

Chapter 20. Alaska Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act

Section 347. "Donor" and "Food Bank" Defined.

AS 17.20.347. "Donor" and "Food Bank" Defined.

In AS 17.20.345 and 17.20.346,

(1) "donor" includes a person, farmer, retailer, slaughterhouse under state supervision, freight company, distributor, wholesaler, meat processor, seafood processor, or similar entity, and a person who acts in a commercial capacity as a manufacturer, packer, processor, bottler, or similar entity, even if that activity is the person's primary activity;

(2) "food bank" means a nonprofit organization that operates principally to collect, inspect, and salvage donated food for free distribution either to needy persons or to nonprofit organizations for free distribution to needy persons; in this paragraph, "nonprofit organization" means an organization recognized by the state or federal government as a nonprofit organization.

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