Business · 19/07/2024Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

USDA Proposes Amendments to Marketing Order Regulating Tart Cherry Industry

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The US Department of Agriculture has proposed changes to Marketing Order No. 930, which governs the handling of tart cherries grown in seven US states, to update the rules governing the Cherry Industry Administrative Board.

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