New Jersey Administrative Code
Title 13 - LAW AND PUBLIC SAFETY
Chapter 45A - ADMINISTRATIVE RULES OF THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER AFFAIRS
Subchapter 14 - UNIT PRICING OF CONSUMER COMMODITIES IN RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS
Section 13:45A-14.4 - Regulated consumer commodities and their approved units of measure

Universal Citation: NJ Admin Code 13:45A-14.4

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 18, September 16, 2024

(a) The following consumer commodities shall be considered regulated commodities. Wherever regulated commodities are exposed or offered for sale at retail, unless otherwise exempt from this subchapter, the unit price information required to be displayed shall be calculated on the basis hereinafter set forth. In each establishment, one approved unit of measure must be consistently used for the same commodity.

1. Dry units of measure shall be used for commodities sold according to net weight.

2. Liquid units of measure shall be used for commodities sold according to net weight, net contents or fluid ounces.

3. Commodities not usually measured in dry or liquid units as stated in (a)1 and 2 above shall be sold in count, or square feet, whichever is appropriate and approved.

4. The same unit of measure shall be used for all sizes of the same commodity.

(b) The following consumer commodities shall be considered regulated consumer commodities with their approved unit of measure:

CommodityApproved Unit of Measure
1.Aluminum foils, wax and plastic wraps100 sq. ft.
2.Baby foodreconstituted ounce, pound,
quart
3.Baking mixes and supplies, pancake mixespound
4.Bread and pastry products:
prepackaged outside of seller's premisespound
5.Bottle and canned beverages, carbonated andquart
non-carbonated
6.Butter and oleomargarinepound
7.Candy (excluding 5 ounces or less)pound
8.Canned poultry, fish and meat productspound
9.Cocoapound
10.Coffee (instant and ground)pound
11.Cerealpound
12.Cheesepound
13.Cold cuts; prepackaged meats and saladspound
14.Cookies and crackerspound
15.Condiments: ketchups, mustards, mayonnaisequart, pound
(including pickles, relishes, olives, etc.)
16.Deodorants, dry, spray, and roll-onpound, pint
17.Detergents, soap, laundry productsquart, pound, per wash load
(dry bulk, liquid)100 count
18.Flourpound
19.Fruits and vegetables: jars, canspound
boxes (not fresh products)pound
20.Grains and beanspound
21.Hair conditioners, creme rinses, shampoospound, pint
(not dyes)
22.Household cleaners, waxes, deodorizerspound, quart
starches, bleaches100 count
23.Instant breakfast foodpound
24.Jellies, jams, preservespound
25.Juices and juice drinks, fresh, cannedquart
26.Molassesquart, pound
27.Mouthwashquart
28.Non-alcoholic drink mixesquart, pound
29.Oil (cooking)quart
30.Peanut butterpound
31.Pet food and supplies (canned, dried, moist)pound
limited to dog and cat food; kitty litter)
32.Plastic and paper bags100 count
33.Salad dressingsquart, pound
34.Saltpound
35.Sanitary paper products including, but not100 count
limited to, napkins, facial tissues, paper
towels, bathroom tissues
36.Sauces (tomato, spaghetti, meat)quart, pound
37.Seasonings and spices, flavoring extracts,pint, pound
imitation flavorings
38.Shaving creampound
39.Snack foodspound
40.Soups (canned, dried)pound
41.Solid shorteningspound
42.Spaghetti, macaroni, noodles and pastapound
43.Sugarpound
44.Syrupsquart, pound
45.Tea100 count, pound
46.Toothpasteounce, pound

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