Michigan Compiled Laws, Chapter 289. Pure Foods and Standards § 289.8105

(a) Make, publish, disseminate, circulate, or place before the public any advertisement containing any assertion, representation, or statement which is untrue, deceptive, or misleading or falsely represents the kind, classification, grade, or quality of meat.

(b) Use any term of quality without using or having for sale the quality of meat advertised or offered for sale.

(c) Designate or use any brand name of a company unless the meat so advertised or displayed for sale is of a quality which the use or designation of the brand name of such company would reasonably indicate.

(a) Any meat of the ovine species that is 2 years old or over as “yearling” or “lamb”. Such meat shall be clearly designated “mutton”.

(b) Any meat described by the use of words associated with grading terminology unless such meat advertised for sale actually bears the “USDA” federal stamp designating such grade or is of equal quality as the federal grade would designate.

(c) Any ham unless the advertisement or display states whether the ham is whole, bone-in, semi-boneless, or boneless.

(d) Any ham portion described by the use of the words “one-half” or “half ham” that has had a center slice removed.

(e) Any pork shoulder described as “ham”.

(f) Any meat or meat product which has been branded or marked as imitation by a manufacturer or processor unless the advertisement or display clearly states that such meat or meat product is an imitation.