§ 800.80 Methods and order of performing official inspection services
§ 800.81 Sample requirements; general
§ 800.82 Sampling provisions by level of service
§ 800.83 Sampling provisions by kind of movement
§ 800.84 Inspection of grain in land carriers, containers, and barges in single lots
§ 800.85 Inspection of grain in combined lots
§ 800.86 Inspection of shiplot, unit train, and lash barge grain in single lots
§ 800.87 New inspections
§ 800.88 Loss of identity

Terms Used In CFR > Title 7 > Subtitle B > Chapter VIII > Subchapter A > Part 800 > Inspection Methods and Procedures

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