§ 905.152 - Procedure for determining handlers' permitted quantities of Robinson, Dancy and similar tangerine varieties when a portion of the 210 size of such varieties is restricted.

(a) For the purposes of this section the prior period specified in § 905.52 is hereby established as a average week within the immediately preceding three seasons, together with the current season. When used in the regulation of Dancy tangerines the term season means the twenty weeks beginning with the first full week in October, and the term current season means the elapsed weeks beginning with the first full week in October of the current fiscal period through the most recent week that certified shipping records are available for all shippers. When used in the regulation of Robinson variety tangerines, the term season means the fifteen weeks beginning with the first full week in September, and the term current season means the elapsed weeks beginning with the first full week in September of the current fiscal period through the most recent week that certified shipping records are available for all shippers.

(b) When a size limitation restricts the shipment of a portion of the 210 size Dancy or Robinson tangerines during a particular week as provided in § 905.52, the committee shall compute the quantity of the 210 size of such variety that may be shipped by each handler by multiplying the handler's volume of shipments of such variety in the applicable prior period by the percentage established by regulation for such variety for that week.

(c) The committee shall notify each handler of the quantity of 210 size Dancy or Robinson tangerines such handler may handle during the particular week.

(d) Any handler may transfer any or all of his or her shipping allowance of 210 size Dancy or Robinson tangerines to another handler. Each handler party to such transfer shall promptly notify the committee so the proper adjustment of records may be made. The committee shall confirm all such transfers immediately after completion thereof by memorandum to the handlers involved.