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Section 11: Packing and marking

General Grading and Marking Rules, 1988Central Rules · 1937

(1) An article graded in accordance with the provisions of the Act, shall be packed in the manner and using the type of packaging material and the pack sizes, by weight or number as prescribed for the said article:

Provided that relaxation / modification in the mode of packing of a graded article may be allowed , on receipt of written request from the authorised packer, by the Agricultural Marketing Adviser or any other officer authorised by him in this behalf, to meet the specific requirement of the buyer.

(2) Every package containing Agmark graded article will, in addition to the grade designation mark, carry such details like Certificate of Authorisation, number, lot / batch number, date of packing, place of packing, net weight etc. as prescribed for the said article.

(3) Private marks, if any, applied on the packages of Agmark graded article shall not represent quality or grade different from that indicated by the grade designation mark affixed thereon.

(4) In respect of such articles where expiry period has been prescribed, the ‘best before’ shall be prominently marked on the packages.

Where this provision sits

ActGeneral Grading and Marking Rules, 1988
Section11
Marginal notePacking and marking
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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