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Section 8: Special conditions of certificate of authorisation

Aloe Fibre Grading and Marking Rules 1975Central Rules · 1937

In addition of the conditions specified in rule 4 of the General Grading and Marking Rules, 1937, an authorised packer shall provide to the satisfaction of the Agricultural marketing Adviser, all facilities to the Inspecting Officer, duly authorised by the Agricultural Marketing Adviser., in his behalf, for sampling, testing and such other matter as may be necessary.

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SCHEDULE-1 (See Rules 3 and 4) Grade designations and definition of quality of fibre obtained from Agave Cantala and Agave Vera-cruz known commercially as Aloe fibre Maximum limits of tolerance special characteristics Grade --------------------------------------- ------------------------------------- Designation Foreign Harsh Colour Mini General characteristics Matter* fibre** mum*** (per cent (per cent length by by (cm) weight) weight) 1 2 3 4 5 6 Special . 3 5 Creamy white 80 (a) The fibre shall be a reasonably soft texture and uniform colour. It shall be clean and reasonably dry.

No. 1 . 5 10 Pale creamy white 70 (b) The strands shall be reasonably uniform in length and strength and free from tangling, knot, spines and other undesirable materials.

No. 2 . 8 25 Greyish or Brownish 60 White Definition of Terms : *“Foreign matter” includes dust, lumps of earth, sticks, tangled mass of very short and weak pieces of strand and skin waste and any other impurity **”Harsh Fibre” means fibre which has become very hard or harsh in nature due to improper retting or improper extraction.

***for accidental errors in grade, a tolerance of 2.5 per cent shall be permissible.

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SCHEDULE II (See Rule5) 3

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ActAloe Fibre Grading and Marking Rules 1975
Section8
Marginal noteSpecial conditions of certificate of authorisation
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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