Vegetable Production and Marketing Board Regulation (Unreasonable Surplus Quantities), 1976.

This Regulation, composed of two sections, makes provisions for the Setting of an Unreasonable Quantity of surplus vegetables. Vegetables, of a certain variety, of which quantity has exceeded one and half percent of the total amount of the same variety that had been marketed in all the General Markets of the nation in that month, shall be defined as Unreasonable Quantity regarding this Law.