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\nThe following words and phrases when used in this chapter shall have the meanings given to them in this section unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:\n'Bureau.'\nThe Bureau of Ride and Measurement Standards in the Department of Agriculture.\n'Certified Examiner of Weights and Measures.'\nAn individual who has successfully completed the training course or courses prescribed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and who complies with certification standards promulgated under section 4110(a)(4) (relating to specific powers and duties of department; regulations).\n'Certified parking meter inspector.'\nAn individual who is certified by the Department of Agriculture to inspect and certify the accuracy of parking meters.\n'Commodity.'\nAnything such as goods, wares, merchandise, compound mixture or preparation, products of manufacture or any tangible personal property which may be lawfully kept, sold or offered for sale or any product being transported by vehicle and sold or priced by weight or any service priced by weight.\n'Commodity in package form.'\nCommodity put up or packaged in any manner in advance of sale in units suitable for

transported by vehicle and sold or priced by weight or any service priced by weight.\n'Commodity in package form.'\nCommodity put up or packaged in any manner in advance of sale in units suitable for either wholesale or retail sale, exclusive, however, of any auxiliary shipping container enclosing packages that individually conform to the requirements of this chapter. An individual item or lot of any commodity not in package form as defined in this section but on which there is a marked selling price based on an established price per unit of weight or measure shall be construed to be commodity in package form.\n'Consumer package'\nor\n'package of consumer commodity.'\nA commodity in package form that is customarily produced or distributed for sale through retail sales agencies or instrumentalities for consumption by individuals or use by individuals for the purposes of personal care or in the performance of services ordinarily rendered in or about the household or in connection with personal possessions and which usually is consumed or expended in the course of the consumption or use.\n'Cord.'\nWhen used in connection with wood intended for fuel purposes, the amount of wood that

personal possessions and which usually is consumed or expended in the course of the consumption or use.\n'Cord.'\nWhen used in connection with wood intended for fuel purposes, the amount of wood that is contained in a space of 128 cubic feet when the wood is racked and well stowed.\n'Director.'\nThe Director of the Bureau of Ride and Measurement Standards in the Department of Agriculture.\n'Domestic consumers.'\nThose in residences, apartment houses, stores, churches, office buildings and similar edifices, as distinguished from industrial plants.\n'Inspector.'\nA State inspector of weights and measures.\n'Intrastate commerce.'\nAny and all commerce or trade that is begun, carried on and/or completed wholly within the limits of this Commonwealth.\n'Introduced into intrastate commerce.'\nThe time and place at which the first sale and/or delivery of a commodity is made within this Commonwealth, the delivery being made either directly to the purchaser or to a common carrier for shipment to the purchaser.\n'Light fuel oils.'\nKerosene, number one fuel oil, number two fuel oil, number three fuel oil and any similar oil used for domestic heating as distinguished from heavy industrial

t to the purchaser.\n'Light fuel oils.'\nKerosene, number one fuel oil, number two fuel oil, number three fuel oil and any similar oil used for domestic heating as distinguished from heavy industrial oils.\n'Local government unit.'\nAny city, borough, township or town or any home rule municipality, optional charter municipality or similar general purpose unit of government which may be created or authorized by statute.\n'Nonconsumer package'\nor\n'package of nonconsumer commodity.'\nAny commodity in package form other than a consumer package, and particularly a package designed solely for industrial or institutional use or for wholesale distribution only.\n'Sealer.'\nA sealer or deputy sealer of weights and measures of a city, county or joint city-county jurisdiction.\n'Sell'\nor\n'sale.'\nBarter and exchange.\n'Solid fuel.'\nAnthracite, semianthracite, bituminous, semibituminous or lignite coal, briquettes, boulets, coke, gas-house coke, petroleum coke, carbon, charcoal or any other natural, manufactured or patented fuel not sold by liquid or metered measure.\n'Type.'\nA class the individual objects of which are similar to another in design, construction, size and material.\n'Use

atural, manufactured or patented fuel not sold by liquid or metered measure.\n'Type.'\nA class the individual objects of which are similar to another in design, construction, size and material.\n'Use in trade or commerce.'\nBuying or selling goods, wares, merchandise or services.\n'Vehicle.'\nAny device in, upon or by which any property, produce, commodity or article is or may be transported or drawn.\n'Weights and measures.'\nAll weights and measures of every kind, instruments and devices for weighing and measuring and any appliances and accessories associated with any or all such instruments and devices. The term shall include, but not be limited to, the following: parking meters, postal scales and other scales used to determine shipping charges, pill counters, coin-operated person weighers, coin-operated air dispensers and coin-operated axle and vehicle scales. The term shall also include Price Look Up (PLU) devices and Universal Product Code (UPC) scanning systems in food establishments required to be licensed in accordance with the act of July 7, 1994 (P.L.421, No.70), known as the Food Act.

k Up (PLU) devices and Universal Product Code (UPC) scanning systems in food establishments required to be licensed in accordance with the act of July 7, 1994 (P.L.421, No.70), known as the Food Act. The term shall not be construed to include portable scales used to determine compliance with 75 Pa.C.S. Ch. 49 (relating to size, weight and load), meters for the measurement of electricity, gas, natural or manufactured, steam, coolant or water or the counting or timing of telephone calls when the same are operated in a public utility system or taxi meters. Such portable scales, electricity, gas, steam, coolant, water and telephone meters and taxi meters are hereby specifically excluded from the purview of this chapter, and none of the provisions of this chapter shall be construed to apply to such meters or to any appliances or accessories associated therewith.\n(Oct. 24, 2012, P.L.1332, No.169, eff. imd.)\n2012 Amendment.\nAct 169 added the defs. of 'certified parking meter inspector' and 'local government unit.'\nReferences in Text.\nThe act of July 7, 1994 (P.L.421, No.70), known as the Food Act, referred to in this section, was repealed by the act of November 23, 2010 (P.L.1039,

nd 'local government unit.'\nReferences in Text.\nThe act of July 7, 1994 (P.L.421, No.70), known as the Food Act, referred to in this section, was repealed by the act of November 23, 2010 (P.L.1039, No.106). The subject matter is now contained in Subchapter B of Chapter 57 of this title.\nCross References.\nSection 4102 is referred to in section 4139 of this title.