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Agricultural Product Standards Act, 1990 (Act No. 119 of 1990)RegulationsRegulations regarding Control of the Export of Fresh Vegetables9. Approvals and rejections |
| (1) | If an inspector approves the export of a consignment of fresh vegetables he shall— |
| (a) | mark each container in that consignment with a mark of approval; or |
| (b) | endorse the consignment note of that consignment to such effect; and |
| (c) | issue a certificate to the effect that such consignment has been approved for export. |
| (2) | If a consignment of fresh vegetables has been rejected for export purposes as a result of an inspection or re-inspection carried out at a port of export, the custodian of that consignment shall as soon as feasible remove it from the port area concerned. |
| (3) | Notwithstanding the provisions of sub regulation (2), an inspector may, in the case of a consignment in connection with which an appeal is lodged— |
| (a) | direct that such consignment shall not without his consent be removed from the place where the inspection or re-inspection concerned was carried out; and |
| (b) | apply any mark to the containers concerned which he may deem necessary for identification purposes. |
