#2026-05542Kaliforniya'da Yetiştirilen Bademler; Pazarlama İcra Yönetmeliği'nde Değişiklik
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The USDA is proposing to let the California almond marketing board borrow money from banks. The amendment to Marketing Order No. 981 would give the Almond Board of California the authority to take out commercial loans, which it currently cannot do. This affects California almond growers and handlers who fund the board's operations. It matters because it gives the industry more financial flexibility to manage programs and operations between assessment collection periods.
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Action
Proposed rule.
Obligations
What this law requires
The Almond Board of California must obtain authority through the amended Marketing Order No. 981 before entering into any commercial loan agreements with lending institutions
California almond growers and handlers must continue funding the Almond Board of California's operations through assessment collection, which may now support loan repayment obligations
The USDA Agricultural Marketing Service must review and approve the proposed amendment to Marketing Order No. 981 authorizing commercial borrowing before it becomes effective