Tangerine and grapefruit classifications
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(a) Pursuant to § 905.5(m), the following classifications of grapefruit are renamed as follows:
(1) Marsh and other seedless grapefruit, excluding pink grapefruit, are renamed as Marsh and other seedless grapefruit, excluding red grapefruit;
(2) Duncan and other seeded grapefruit, excluding pink grapefruit, are renamed as Duncan and other seeded grapefruit, excluding red grapefruit;
(3) Pink seedless grapefruit is renamed as Red seedless grapefruit;
(4) Pink seeded grapefruit is renamed as Red seeded grapefruit.
(b) Pursuant to § 905.5(m), the term variety or varieties includes Sunburst and Fallglo tangerines.
[56 FR 49132, Sept. 27, 1991, as amended at 63 FR 55500, Oct. 16, 1998]
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