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RESPONSIBILITY RESTING ON RETAILERS I — I IN CASE OF DIRECT FURCHASE I FROM PRODUCERS. NEW MARKETING REGULATIONS.) IBy Telegraph—Press Association.) j WELLINGTON. This Day. | Mr F. Ficot (Director of Internal Marketing) commenting on the new egg marketing regulations, which came into force on August 1. said the main features, from the retailer's viewpoint were the provisions covering the grading of eggs offered or exposed for sale retail. Responsibility for correctly grading eggs was primarily with the wholesale distributor. If, however, a retailer chose to purchase direct from a producer, the responsibility of seeing that eggs were correctly graded lay with the retailer. Retailers were required prominently to display a ticket or placard plainly indicating the grade. There wore four of these —heavy, standard, medium and pullet.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 August 1940, Page 6
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128ECG GRADING Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 August 1940, Page 6
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