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Portrait of Harold Hitz Burton Harold Hitz Burton United States v. Capps — Opinion of the Court

Export permits would only be granted to Canadian exporters who could give evidence that they had firm orders from legitimate United States users of Canadian seed potatoes. Canadian exporters would also be required to have included in any contract into which they might enter with a United States seed potato importer a clause in which the importer would give an assurance that the potatoes would not be diverted or reconsigned for table stock purposes.
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Portrait of Harold Hitz Burton Harold Hitz Burton United States v. Capps — Opinion of the Court

Export permits will be issued to Canadian exporters for shipments to specified States in the United States and such permits will only be granted within the structure of a specific schedule. The schedule is designed to direct the shipment of Canadian certified seed potatoes into those States where there is a legitimate demand for certified seed potatoes and only during a short period immediately prior to the normal seeding time.
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Portrait of Harold Hitz Burton Harold Hitz Burton United States v. Capps — Opinion of the Court

The names and addresses of the consignees entered on the export permit would be compiled periodically and this information would be forwarded to the United States Government.
'In instituting a system which has the effect of restricting exports of Canadian potatoes to the United States, the Canadian Government recognizes a responsibility to the Canadian commercial grower in certain surplus potato areas and is prepared to guarantee a minimum return on gradable potatoes for which the grower cannot find a sales outlet.
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