FV-38 ID/E.OR Onions--Assessment Credit Rept

OMB No. 0581-0178

IDAHO-EASTERN OREGON ONION COMMITTEE

P.O. Box 909, PARMA, ID 83660

PHONE: 208-722-5111 FAX: 208-722-6582

ASSESSMENT CREDIT REPORT

This form is for a handler to receive a credit for assessments on onions that have been levied in accordance with §§ 958.42 and 958.240 and are subsequently regraded, resorted, repacked within the production area, or shipped in accordance with a special purpose shipment §958.328(e). In the case of special purpose shipment, please only complete the first four columns of the table. Please attach copies of the applicable page(s) from the inspection certificate(s) with each lot referenced below marked with a highlighter. This form must be completed and returned to the Idaho-Eastern Oregon Onion Committee within 72 hours of handling the onions for (check one): □ Regrading □ Repacking

□ Resorting □ Planting □ Livestock Feed □ Charity □ Dehydration □ Canning □ Freezing □ Extraction □ Pickling

□Disposal

Original Inspection Certificate No.

Original Bag Count

Original Container

Original Grade

New Inspection Certificate No.

New Bag Count

New Container

New Grade

I, the undersigned, hereby certify to USDA and to the Idaho-Eastern Oregon Onion Committee that this report represents all onions that have been regraded, repacked, resorted, or handled for special purpose by our firm. Falsification of information on this government document may result in a fine, or imprisonment of not more than five (5) years, or both (18 U.S.C. 1001).

Signature

Name

Title

Firm

Phone

Date

Address

City

State

Zip Code

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FV-38 (Rev. 01/2014. Destroy previous editions.)