§ 12602 Produce Seizure Hold Orders

If a director takes a bunch of produce, they have to give the owner or the person holding it a notice that says the produce is being held, and they can put a warning tag on it.

Key Takeaways

•The director must give a hold order or notice to the owner or the person holding the produce.
•The notice tells the owner that the produce is being held.
•The director can also attach a warning tag that says the lot is held.

Example

A farmer’s truck of apples is taken by the director because of a health issue. The director hands the farmer a paper that says the apples are being held and sticks a bright tag on the truck that reads “Held”.

The director followed the rule by giving the farmer a hold order and putting a warning tag on the lot, so the farmer knows the apples are not free to move until the issue is resolved.

If a director takes a bunch of produce, they have to give the owner or the person holding it a notice that says the produce is being held, and they can put a warning tag on it.

Key Takeaways

•The director must give a hold order or notice to the owner or the person holding the produce.
•The notice tells the owner that the produce is being held.
•The director can also attach a warning tag that says the lot is held.

Example

The director followed the rule by giving the farmer a hold order and putting a warning tag on the lot, so the farmer knows the apples are not free to move until the issue is resolved.

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