Florida Statutes Part I - Inspection (Ss. 603.011-603.161)

• 603.011 - Fruit And Vegetable Inspection Fees; Penalty.
  (1)(a) Each person receiving inspection services pursuant to s. 570.48 shall pay to the department an inspection fee. This fee shall cover the cost of providing...
• 603.11 - Grades Of Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts, Grains, And Other Agricultural Products.
  (1) The standard grades of all fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, and other agricultural products shall be the same as those of the United States grades as...
• 603.12 - Inspection Of Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts, Grains, And Other Agricultural Products; Certificates.
  The Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, cooperating with the United States Department of Agriculture, shall, when requested by the shipper, furnish carlot inspection of...
• 603.13 - Fees For Inspections.
  All fees for inspection performed under the preceding section shall be paid to the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services which shall deposit the same...
• 603.14 - Cooperative Certificates As Evidence.
  All such cooperative government certificates shall be accepted as prima facie evidence in the courts of Florida.History.—s. 4, ch. 12292, 1927; CGL 2009.
• 603.15 - United States Inspection Certificates As Evidence.
  (1) Any inspection certificate issued by any licensed inspector of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, of the United States Department of Agriculture under the laws of...
• 603.151 - Enforcement Of Federal Marketing Agreement Act By State As To Certain Vegetables.
  (1) During the period of time in each year that tomatoes, cucumbers, avocados, or limes are subject to any regulations issued by the Secretary of Agriculture...
• 603.152 - Maturity Standard For Limes; Applicability; Testing Of Limes; Rules And Regulations.
  The provisions of this section shall be applicable and effective only in the event that there shall cease to be a federal marketing agreement as...
• 603.161 - Sales Certificates, Work Orders To Accompany Certain Fruit.
  (1) This section applies to tropical or subtropical fruit. “Tropical or subtropical fruit” means avocados, bananas, calamondins, carambolas, guavas, kumquats, limes, longans, loquats, lychees, mameys, mangoes,...

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