Grade 6 Milk definition

Grade 6 Milk means Milk which has the TPC and SCC parameters identified as such in the Quality Deductions Table.
Grade 6 Milk means Milk which has the TPC and BMCC/SCC parameters identified as such in the Quality Deductions Table. Growth Incentive means the incentive, the details for which are set out in section 2.6.

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