CN-383-J USDA International HVI Level Assessment Program

Cotton Classing, Testing and Standards

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Cotton Classing, Testing and Standards

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE
COTTON AND TOBACCO PROGRAM

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Standardization & Engineering Division
3275 Appling Road
Memphis, TN 38133
Telephone: (901) 384-3030
Fax: (901) 384-3039
E-Mail: [email protected]

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USDA International HVI Level Assessment Program
The USDA, AMS, Cotton and Tobacco Program, International HVI Level Assessment Program was initiated in 1994 in
response to the worldwide proliferation in the use of HVI measurements in trading cotton in the world markets. The program is
designed to ensure a standard level of HVI testing on an international level. The USDA International HVI Level Assessment
Program provides for participating organizations to send selected check samples tested on their instruments to the USDA for
comparison at no cost. The only cost incurred by participants is the cost of shipping the samples to the USDA’s Quality
Assurance Branch in Memphis, Tennessee, USA. The only restriction will be to limit the number of submitted samples to ten
per month per participant during the months of January through August. During the months of September through December,
submitted samples will be limited to two per month.The samples are tested in the Quality Assurance Lab and the comparison
results are returned to the participant.

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