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Section 5: Grade designation mark - The grade designation mark shall consist of a label

Wool Grading and Marking Rules, 1975Central Rules · 1937

(a) bearing a design as shown in Schedule VII and

(iii) Wool of the trade description “South Indian tannery wool (limed)" shall be free from clipped, ginned, carded, pulled, bleached and processed wool, wool waste, or any other animal or vegetable fibre or synthetic fibre or moth infested/burnt wool.

(b) Indicating;

(i) place and date of packing;

(ii) signature of the Inspecting Officer;

(iii) grade;

(iv) colour; (iv) Wool of the trade description "South Indian tannery and Aden type wool" shall be free from clipped, ginned, carded, pulled, bleached and processed wool, wool waste, or any other animal or vegetable fibre or synthetic fibre of moth infested/burnt wool.

(v) yield percentage;

(vi) count;

(vii) place and date of marking;

(viii) signature of Inspecting Officer. (v) Wool of the trade description, Indian "mixed wool (clipped pulled)" shall be free from ginned, pulled, limed, bleached and processed wool, wool waste, or any other animal or vegetable fibre or synthetic fibre or moth infested/burnt wool,

Where this provision sits

ActWool Grading and Marking Rules, 1975
Section5
Marginal noteGrade designation mark - The grade designation mark shall consist of a label
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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