SC-181 (955) Vidalia Onions Handler Report

OMB No. 0581-0178

VIDALIA ONION COMMITTEE

P.O. Box 1609, Vidalia, GA 30475

Phone: (912) 537-1918 / Fax: (912) 537-2166

VIDALIA® ONION HANDLER REPORT FOR THE MONTH OF _____________, 20___

All handlers must complete and return to the Vidalia® Onion Committee (Committee) a shipping report filed monthly in accordance with section 955.42 of Marketing Order No. 955, regulating Vidalia® Onions Grown in Georgia. Reports must be submitted each month following the first shipment of the season until a final report is filed at the end of the season including months in which no onions were packed. Assessments are due with the filing of this report.

Name of Company ____________________________________________ Date of Report __________________

Address ____________________________________________________________________________________________

	Packed from:	40-pound units:
1.	Packer’s Own Acreage
2.	Packer’s Purchased Bulk (list all growers)
3.	Packed for Other Growers (list all growers)
4.	Total 40-pound units packed:
5.	Assessment (Total x $.13):

PACKER BEARS BURDEN OF ASSESSMENTS

1. List by packer all unpacked onions you sold this month:

Packer	Bulk Pounds

2. List by grower all onions placed in storage this month:

Grower	Bulk Pounds

3. Total amount of acreage destroyed this month: ________________

4. Are these your last packed onions this year and final report? ________________

Signature of Handler or Preparer _______________________________________________________________________

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