Potato Grading and Packing Code 1983 (WA)
Western Australia
Agricultural Products Act 1929
These regulations were repealed by the
Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as at 24 August 2001
Western Australia
Reprinted under the Reprints Act 1984 as at 24 August 2001
Western Australia
Agricultural Products Act 1929Agricultural Products Act 1929
This Code may be cited as the
This Code shall come into operation on 1 October 1983.
This Code is the relevant code under the
(a) for use as seed; and
(b) for stock food.
For the purposes of this Code —
Potatoes contained in a package shall be deemed to comply with the standard of a grade if 95% by weight thereof comply with that standard.
Potatoes shall be graded according to their quality and weight as —
(g) Seed Grade (Run);
(h) Seed Grade (Medium);
(i) Seed Grade (Small); or
(j) Stock Food.
Potatoes graded as Seed Grade (Run), Seed Grade (Medium) or Seed Grade (Small) shall consist of sound potatoes suitable for planting and which are of one variety and reasonably free from dirt or other foreign matter, digging injury, second growth or damage caused by disease, sunburn or insects.
Potatoes graded as “Stock Food” shall consist of potatoes intended for stock food and not for human consumption.
Potatoes graded as —
(g) Seed Grade (Run) shall weigh not less than 35 grams each;
(h) Seed Grade (Medium) shall weigh not less than 35 grams each nor more than 350 grams each;
(i) Seed Grade (Small) shall weigh not less than 35 grams nor more than 70 grams each.
(1) Except for Seed Grade, potatoes shall be packed only in —
(a) new bags; or
(b) clean secondhand bags; or
(c) clean bulk bins.
(2) Seed Grade potatoes shall be packed in —
(a) new bags; or
(b) clean bulk bins.
(1) A package in which potatoes are sold shall not contain potatoes of any grade other than the grade specified on the package.
(2) The package in which potatoes are sold shall bear a label or other marking specifying in relation to the potatoes contained therein the following particulars —
(a) the word “potatoes”;
(b) the grade of quality;
(c) the name and district of the grower or packer of the potatoes.
(3) The size of the characters setting out the particulars required to be marked on any package containing potatoes being sold shall be —
(a) if printed on a label — not less than 5 millimetres in height;
(b) if stencilled on the package — not less than 20 millimetres in height.
23 Sep 1983 p. 3876-7 | 1 Oct 1983 (see cl. 2) | |
18 Sep 1987 p. 3652 | 18 Sep 1987 (see cl. 2 and | |
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