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7 CFR § 2100.033Chapter XXI

Additional recordkeeping standards for entities that process, sell, or purchase processed product derived from reduced-CI crops

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Verbatim text below is from the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR), a public-domain U.S. government work. Always verify the current version with the eCFR before relying on it for any legal matter.

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(a) Any entity that processes product using reduced-CI crops is subject to additional recordkeeping standards. Processing includes extracting oil from seed oil crops (for example, soybeans or spring canola). Entities that process reduced-CI crops must:

(1) Keep records on processing of reduced-CI crops, including the entity's crushing yield, the amount of reduced-CI crop used in processing, the Biofuel Feedstock Report associated with all reduced-CI crop being processed into reduced-CI processed product, and the corresponding amount of reduced-CI processed product; and

(2) Demonstrate calculation of the amount of reduced-CI processed product corresponding to the amount of reduced-CI crop, using the entity specific crushing yield and the following equation:

reduced CI processed product = crushing yield × reduced CI crop

(b) Any entity that sells or purchases reduced-CI processed product must keep records demonstrating:

(1) The amount of reduced-CI crop used as an input for reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased;

(2) The CI associated with reduced-CI crop used as an input for reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased; and

(3) The Biofuel Feedstock Report associated with reduced-CI crop used as an input for reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased; and

(4) The amount of reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased.

[90 FR 5512, Jan. 17, 2025, as amended at 91 FR 39357, June 29, 2026]

eCFR data current as of: November 6, 2026

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