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Section 8: Special conditions of certificate of authorisation

Palmyra Fibre (Grading and Marking) Rules, 1964Central Rules · 1937

In addition to the conditions specified in rule 4 of the General Grading and Marking Rules, 1937, the following special conditions shall be observed by the packers to the satisfaction of the Agricultural Marketing Adviser namely,- An authorised packer shall provide all facilities to the Inspecting Officer duly authorised by the Agricultural Marketing Adviser in this behalf for sampling, testing and such other matters as may be necessary.

1 SCHEDUEL –I (See Rule 5) Grade designation mark for packages of Palmyra Fibre Note : The Tamil and Telugu words will not occur in the labels in case where commodities are graded for the purpose of export.

SCHEDULE II (See Rules 3 and 4) Grade designations and definition of quality of “Undyed (Natural) Palmyra Fibre” Special Characteristics Grade designation ------------------------------------------- General characteristics Colour Stiffness* Refraction !

(Maximum) (Maximum)% 1 2 3 4 5 Extra Stiff (ESU) . Dark Blackish@ 20 0.25 The fibers shall be reasonably dry. They Prime Stiff (PSU) . Blackish@@ 25 0.25 shall reasonably be free from knots, spots and Medium Stiff (MSU) . Dark Brownish # 30 0.50 splitting. The fibers shall be free from mould.

Soft (SFU) . . . Brownish to Whitish 40 1.00 *As represented by the number of fibers of 2.5 cm length per 10 gms.

! Shall include pithy matter, dirt, dust and other foreign matter.

@May include not more that 5% of stiff brownish to whitish fibers.

@@May include not more than 20%of medium stiff brownish to whitish fibers.

# May include not more than 25% of soft brownish to whitish fibers.

For accidental errors in grading, a tolerance of 5% will be admissible in respect of stiffness.

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SCHEDULE III (See Rules 3 and 4) Grade designations and definition of quality of “Dyed Palmyra Fibre” Special Characteristics ----------------------------------------------- Grade designation General characteristics Colour stiffness* Refraction** (Maximum) (Maximum)% 1 2 3 4 5 Extra Stiff black (ESD). . Black 20 0.25 The fibre shall be reasonably dry Prime Stiff Black (PSD). . “ 25 0.25 and be free from moulds.

Medium stiff Black (MSD) .“ 30 0.50 Soft Black (SFD) . . .“ 40 1.00 Extra Stiff Brown (ESB) . . Brown 20 0.25 Prime stiff Brown (PSB) . “ 25 0.25 Medium Stiff Brown (MSB) “ 30 0.50 Soft Brown (SFB) . .“ 40 1.00 * As represented by the number of the fibres of 2.5 cm length per 10 gms.

**Shall include pithy matter, dirt, dust and other foreign matter.

For accidental errors in grading a tolerance of 5% will be admissible in respect of stiffness.

For accidental errors in grading presence of brownish fibres in black colour fibres and vice versa will be admissible to the extant of 5%.

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ActPalmyra Fibre (Grading and Marking) Rules, 1964
Section8
Marginal noteSpecial conditions of certificate of authorisation
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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