Title 7 › Chapter 101— AGRICULTURAL PROMOTION › Subchapter IV— KIWIFRUIT › § 7464
Creates a National Kiwifruit Board made up of 11 people. Ten are producers, exporters, or importers (or their representatives) chosen so their shares match U.S. production and import levels. One is a member of the general public. The Secretary appoints members from nominations: producers nominate producer members, importers/exporters nominate theirs, and the Board members nominate the public representative. If a group does not nominate anyone, the Secretary can appoint someone. The Secretary may change how many of each type serve to reflect changes in production and imports, but the Board cannot have more than 11 members. The Secretary also appoints one alternate for each member in the same way. Alternates fill in when a member is absent or is disqualified because they no longer belong to the group they represent. Members serve 3-year terms and may serve no more than two back-to-back 3-year terms; at the start, five members have 2-year terms and six have 3-year terms. Members and alternates are unpaid. The Board runs and enforces the Secretary’s kiwifruit order, makes rules, meets and selects officers, investigates violations and reports them to the Secretary, recommends changes to the order, and hires a manager and staff, with a preference for people already working with state-chartered kiwifruit promotion groups to save costs.
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7 U.S.C. § 7464
Title 7 — Agriculture
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Apr 3, 2026
Release point: 119-73not60