Haw. Code R. § 4-48-10 - Record keeping
(a) Every
commission merchant having received any farm product for sale as a commission
merchant, shall promptly make and keep for one year a record indicating in
detail the following with reference to handling, sale, or storage of the farm
product:
(1) The name and address of the
consignor;
(2) The commodity,
quantity, and date received;
(3)
The condition and quality upon arrival;
(4) The date of sale;
(5) The price for which each lot was
sold;
(6) An itemized statement of
the charges to be paid by the consignor in connection with the sale, including
commission charges;
(7) A lot
number or other identifying mark for each consignment transaction with the
number or mark appearing on all sales tags, or other essential records needed
to show what the product actually sold for;
(8) Any claim which has been or may be filed
by the commission merchant against any person for overcharges or damages
resulting from injury or deterioration of farm products by the act, neglect, or
failure of such persons; and
(9)
The names and addresses of all purchasers, if the commission merchant has any
financial interest in the business of the purchasers or if the purchasers have
any financial interest in the business of the commission merchant, directly or
indirectly, as holder of the other's corporate stock, as co-partner, as lender
or borrower of money to or from the other, or otherwise. The interest shall
also be noted following the name of the purchaser.
(b) Every broker, upon negotiating the sale
of farm products, shall issue to both the buyer and seller a written memorandum
of sale, indicating the commodity, price, date of delivery, quality, quantity,
and other details of the transaction. A copy of this memorandum shall be
retained by the broker for a period of one year.
(c) Every dealer, processor, and retail
merchant purchasing any farm product from the producer shall promptly make and
keep for one year, a correct record showing the following:
(1) The name and address of the
producer;
(2) The commodity,
quantity, and the date received;
(3) The condition and quality upon
arrival;
(4) The price to be
paid;
(5) The date paid;
and
(6) An itemized statement of
any charges paid by the licensee for the account of the producer.
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