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The document is a U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) form (usda-fv-237) used for requesting inspections, reinspections, or appeal inspections of fresh products under the Agricultural Marketing Service's Fruit and Vegetable Programs. It includes sections for applicant information, inspection details, product specifications, and compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act. The form emphasizes the importance of providing complete information to avoid delays and outlines USDA's commitment to non-discrimination.

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How to request an USDA inspection?

Please email your Request for Inspection, Re-Inspection or Appeal Inspection of Food Products form to FV237InspectionServices@ams.usda.gov or complete the Request for Inspection or Re-inspection of Food Products SC Form 237 below and submit it to a local USDA, AMS, SC, Specialty Crops Inspection (SCI) Division Office.

What is the phone number for the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service?

Members of the industry with questions about the U.S. Domestic Production Program should contact the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) at (888) 721-(4367) or farmbill.@usda.gov.

What does the agricultural marketing service do?

The Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) administers programs that create domestic and international marketing opportunities for U.S. producers of food, fiber, and specialty crops.

What is an agricultural marketing order?

Marketing orders and agreements are legal instruments issued by the USDA Secretary that are designed to stabilize market conditions for certain agricultural commodities. Marketing orders regulate the interstate or foreign commerce of those commodities.

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