Grade A Dark Amber definition

Grade A Dark Amber means pure maple syrup that is free of any material other than pure, clear liquid maple syrup in sanitary condition; has a color no darker than the federal Department of Agriculture's visual color standard dark amber or has a color for light transmittance between the range of 60.4%Tc to 44.0%Tc; and may have a flavor that is stronger than that of Grade A Medium Amber, but that is not sharp, bitter, buddy or off-flavor. Grade A Dark Amber must meet the density requirement of Grade A Light Amber. Grade A Dark Amber maple syrup must be free of sugar crystals and may not be damaged in any way.[PL 1991, c. 326, §2 (NEW).]
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Grade A Dark Amber means pure maple syrup which is free of any material other than pure, clear, clean liquid maple syrup in sanitary condition; which has a color no darker than the United States Department of Agriculture visual standard dark amber, or has a color for light transmittance between the range of 60.4% Tc to 44.0%Tc; it may have a flavor which is stronger than that of Grade A Medium, but which is not sharp, bitter, buddy or off-flavor and must be of the flavor characteristic of Grade A Dark Amber. Grad A Dark Amber must meet the density requirement of “Fancy Grade.” Grade A Dark Amber maple syrup shall be free of sugar crystals and shall not be damaged in any way;
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Grade A Dark Amber means pure maple syrup that is free of any material other than pure, clear liquid maple syrup in sanitary condition; has a color no darker than the federal Department of Agriculture's visual color standard dark amber or has a color for light transmittance between the
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Examples of Grade A Dark Amber in a sentence

  • In addition, where the maple syrup within the container was not produced in Vermont the name of the place of origin (that is the state, province, or country) may also be used in conjunction with the Grade A Med ium Amber and Grade A Dark Amber grade designations.

  • In certain circumstances, under HMRC rules, travel and other out of pocket expenses reimbursed to the Directors may be considered as taxable benefits.

  • The prefix "U.S." may be used in conjunction with the Grade A Medium Amber and Grade A Dark Amber grade designations on maple syrup not produced in Vermont.


More Definitions of Grade A Dark Amber

Grade A Dark Amber means pure maple syrup that is free of any material other than pure, clear liquid maple syrup in sanitary condition; has a color no darker than the federal Department of
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