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| Definitions | 987.101 – 987.105 | |||||||||||||
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37 FR 23325, Nov. 2, 1972, unless otherwise noted.
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Lot means the aggregate quantity of dates of the same variety, style, type and grade in like containers with like identification either
(a) packed as a continuous production segment, or
(b) offered for inspection as a shipping, storage, or other unit.
Lot number is synonymous with code and means a combination of letters or numbers, or both, acceptable to the Committee, showing at least the date of packing, the variety, and the outlet category of the dates. The combination of letters or numbers, or both, imprinted on the containers shall differ from those of any other lot coded within a 3-year period.
A major marketing promotion program is one requiring the expenditure of more than $500 of Committee funds.
[43 FR 28435, June 30, 1978]
For the purposes of this part, the whole date equivalent weight of pitted dates shall be determined by dividing the weight of the pitted dates by 0.83.
[53 FR 39226, Oct. 6, 1988]