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7 CFR 2100.033: Additional recordkeeping standards for entities that process, sell, or purchase processed product derived from reduced-CI crops.

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  1. Title 7—Agriculture
  2. Subtitle B—Regulations of the Department of Agriculture
  3. CHAPTER XXI—OFFICE OF ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
  4. PART 2100—TECHNICAL GUIDELINES FOR THE PRODUCTION OF REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURAL BIOFUEL FEEDSTOCKS
  5. Subpart D—Chain of Custody standards

(a) Any entity that processes product using reduced-CI crops is subject to additional recordkeeping standards. Processing includes extracting oil from seed oil crops (for example, soybeans or spring canola). Entities that process reduced-CI crops must:

(1) Keep records on processing of reduced-CI crops, including the entity's crushing yield, the amount of reduced-CI crop used in processing, the Biofuel Feedstock Report associated with all reduced-CI crop being processed into reduced-CI processed product, and the corresponding amount of reduced-CI processed product; and

(2) Demonstrate calculation of the amount of reduced-CI processed product corresponding to the amount of reduced-CI crop, using the entity specific crushing yield and the following equation:

reduced CI processed product = crushing yield × reduced CI crop

(b) Any entity that sells or purchases reduced-CI processed product must keep records demonstrating:

(1) The amount of reduced-CI crop used as an input for reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased;

(2) The CI associated with reduced-CI crop used as an input for reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased; and

(3) The Biofuel Feedstock Report associated with reduced-CI crop used as an input for reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased; and

(4) The amount of reduced-CI processed product sold or purchased.

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