Primary produce definition
Primary produce means (i) produce of farmers, arising from agriculture (including animal husbandry, horticulture, floriculture, pisciculture, viticulture, forestry, forest products, re-vegetation, bee raising and farming plantation products), or from any other primary activity or service which promotes the interest of the farmers or consumers; or (ii) produce of persons engaged in handloom, handicraft and other cottage industries; or (iii) any product resulting from any of the above activities, including by-products of such products; or (iv) any product resulting from an ancillary activity that may assist or promote any of the aforesaid activities or anything ancillary thereto; or (v) any activity which is intended to increase the production of anything referred to in sub-clauses (i) to (iv) or improve the quality thereof..
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Primary produce means milk, vegetables, fruits, Non-Timber Forest Produce, fish, meat, egg or any other produce arising from agriculture, horticulture, pisiculture, NTFP collection and dairy farming (including animal husbandry) and any other product including by-products of such produce, that would assist
More Definitions of Primary produce
Primary produce means stock and crops and the derivatives and by- 28
Primary produce means an agricultural product for example a vegetable, a fruit, meat and eggs
Primary produce means raw produce that has not been processed or manufactured in any way, other than packaged. Primary Produce also includes raw meat from farm animals that have been slaughtered and butchered as required by Western Australian State Law, seafood, game and foraged food that has been caught, hunted or gathered.
Primary produce means butter, buttermilk powder, skim milk powder, whole milk powder, cheese, casein, 30 wool, meat (whether fresh, frozen, freeze dried or chilled), (and fruit) fruit, skins, hides, and forest
Primary produce means stock and crops and the derivatives and by- products of stock including offspring, skins, hides, tallow and wool;’.
Primary produce means copra, taro, and any other agricultural produce or marine catch as may be specified by the Minister by notice in the Gazette.