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Regulatory Issues University of Florida | Other University and Government Sites
New Florida Department of Citrus Rules for Organic Grove Registration and Fruit Movement - "Effective August 1, 2003, certified organic citrus growers in Florida are required to register their groves and use approved trip tickets when moving fruit."
Other Universities & Research Institutions (Links to Non-University of Florida/IFAS sites are provided as a service and do not imply endorsement of information or products)
Juice
labeling regulations - "Citrus industry gets
extension from juice labeling regulations..." Bulletin
EU 5-1996 -"Proposal for a Council Regulation
introducing a Community aid scheme for producers of certain citrus fruits...."
USDA APHIS
- Plant protection and Quarantine manuals in electronic
formats.
Citrus
Administrative Committee - "The
Citrus Administrative Committee is a administered by the USDA that sets minimum
sizes and grades of fresh Florida Citrus...." Marketing
Order Administration Branch’s (MOAB) - "Our goal is to help importers with
their compliance efforts before a problem arises, and to guide those who have
imports not meeting the requirements to the proper disposition...." Laws
and Regulations - "Laws and regulations are a major tool in protecting the
environment...."
IRIS
- "IRIS is a database of human health effects that may result from exposure to
various substances found in the environment...." Recently
Published APHIS Rules & Notices - "This page lists documents published in
approximately the last 12 months, starting with the most recent...." The
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Privacy Act Issuances, Public Laws, United States Government Manual, Weekly
Compilation of Presidential Documents, Public Papers of the Presidents of the
United States, U.S. Congress Information, and GPO Access Search Page...." |
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