Handling of culls
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(a) The handling of culls, i.e., onions which fail to meet the grade, size and quality requirements established under § 959.52(b) of this part, is prohibited, unless such onions are:
(1) Mechanically mutilated at the packing shed rendering them unsuitable for fresh market;
(2) Handled for special purpose outlets approved under § 959.53 of this part; or
(3) Handled for canning or freezing.
(b) As a safeguard against culls entering fresh market channels each handler of culls under paragraphs (a) (2) or (3) of this section shall apply for and obtain a certificate from the committee which shall require the handler to furnish such reports or other information as the committee may request.
[28 FR 60, Jan. 3, 1963]
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