This proposal changes the deadline for what almond growers in California must do with almonds that cannot be sold for human consumption. Currently, growers have a certain amount of time to dispose of or handle these lower-quality almonds according to rules set by the federal government, but this proposal would alter that timeframe. The change affects California almond producers and matters because it could shift their costs and planning, depending on whether the deadline becomes tighter or more flexible.
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Decreased Assessment Rate: Olives Grown in California
Increased Assessment Rate: Honey Packers and Importers
Modification of Handling Regulations: Kiwifruit Grown in California and Imported Kiwifruit
Modification of Handling Regulations: Sweet Cherries Grown in Designated Counties in Washington
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