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State A enacted a food-safety law requiring every wheel of cheese produced outside State A to be aged, sliced, and inspected at a facility located in State A before it may be sold to State A grocery stores. Cheese produced in State A may be sold after inspection at the farm where it was made. The state asserts that in-state inspection makes enforcement easier and protects consumers from contamination.
An out-of-state cheesemaker challenges the law under the dormant Commerce Clause. Which statement is most accurate?

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The law is valid under the market participant doctrine because the state is regulating a market within its borders. The law is subject only to rational-basis review because it applies to products sold inside the state. The law is valid because food safety is a traditional state police-power concern. The law is likely invalid because it discriminates against interstate commerce on its face unless the state shows a legitimate local purpose that cannot be adequately served by reasonable nondiscriminatory alternatives.

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