Ariz. Admin. Code § R3-2-1125 - Specification Grading
A.
Applicants may request for additional specifications to be certified that
exceed the standards of this chapter. The requested specifications must be
submitted in writing to the administrator for approval. The approving official
will review the information for approval or advise the applicant of the reason
or reasons for disapproval. If the specification is approved, a letter
enclosing a copy of the approved application and specification will be returned
to the applicant with a request to provide copies of the specification to each
supplier and applicable AZDA grader. Each page of the approved specification
will have an approval stamp bearing the date of approval and the signature of
the approving official. Additionally, each page will be sequentially numbered
such as page 1 of 5, page 2 of 5, etc.
B. Plant management is responsible for
advising graders when they are preparing to pack eggs in accordance with an
approved specification. However, each grader must be familiar with the approved
specification list and, to the extent practically possible, be aware when
products with approved specifications are being packed at the duty location.
When a plant packs product requiring compliance with an approved specification,
the grader shall obtain a copy of the specification from plant management and
assure that all provisions of the specification are met. As applicable, product
that meets specification requirements will be identified in accordance with
procedures outlined in the approved specification. When the specification
requires the issuance of a grading certificate, the following statement is to
be placed in the remarks section of the certificate: "Product covered by this
certificate meets specification requirements for _______."
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