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- In Field 2, specify the blanket period if applicable, indicating the start and end dates for multiple shipments.
- Complete Field 3 with the producer's name and address. If there are multiple producers, attach a list as needed.
- Fill in Field 4 with the importer's name and address. If unknown, indicate 'Unknown' or 'Various' for multiple importers.
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- Indicate your production status in Field 8 by marking 'Yes' or 'No' as appropriate.
- For non-blanket certificates, provide gross weight or quantity in Field 9 before signing and dating in Field 10.
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