Section 2 of APGMA : Section 2: Explanations

APGMA

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Explanation using Example

Let's consider a farmer, Ravi, who grows apples in his orchard and wants to sell them in the market with a quality assurance mark. He understands that "agricultural produce" under the Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act, 1937 includes his apples. He decides to have them graded and accordingly marked.

Ravi contacts a government-approved grading service which assesses his apples and assigns a "grade designation" based on their quality, size, and sweetness. The apples are then packed in crates ("covering") and a "grade designation mark" is attached to each crate to indicate...

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