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Federal Marketing Order 983 - Administrative Committee for Pistachios
Failed Lots: Notification and Rework/Disposition Report
Federal Marketing Order §983.52: handlers shall notify the Administrative Committee for Pistachios (ACP) of all lots that fail to meet the order's maximum aflatoxin requirements
by completing and submitting this report to the ACP. Use this form to report a failed lot (Section A) and to report the
Submit to:
rework/disposition of this failed lot (Section B). Each section is to be signed and dated.
Administrative Committee for Pistachios
A. Failed Lot Report – complete, sign, date, and submit to the ACP within 10 days of lot failure. Save a copy for
499 West Shaw Avenue, Suite 140
Fresno, California 93704
Phone: (559) 255-6480 Fax: (559) 255-6485
Email: admin@acpistachios.org
your records. Complete Section B to report the rework/disposition of this failed lot.
Handler Name
Sampled by (lab/name)
Lot Description
Lot ID/Marks
Prepared By
Weight in Pounds
Title
Sample Date
Container size/description
Test 1 Result
Signature
Test 2 Result
Average Result
Certificate No.
Signature Date
B. Failed Lot Rework/Disposition – complete Section B within 10 days of the rework or disposition of the failed lot. Sign, date and submit to the ACP
Rework Report
Pounds
Reworked
Pounds
Accepted
New Lot Description
New Lot
ID/Marks
Disposition Report – check method of disposition if not reworked.
Exported
Pounds Shipped
Country
Non-Human
Consumption
Shelled Out
Pounds Shipped
Description of use:
New Container
size/description
Customer
Test 1
Result
Test 2
Result
Test 3
Result
Avg 1 & 2
Avg 1,2, & 3
Pass Retest?
Yes / No
Certificate No.
BL No.
BL No.
Pounds Shelled
Date of Rework/Disposition
Form Prepared By
Title
Signature
Signature Date
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ACP-2 (Exp. 07/31/2027. Destroy previous editions.)
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Author | Juanita Owens |
File Modified | 2025-05-28 |
File Created | 2025-05-28 |