Farm Service Agency 

Kansas City Commodity Office 

P.O. Box 419205, MS 8698 

Kansas City, MO 64141-6205

USDA COMMODITY REQUIREMENTS

CM6

CORNMEAL

FOR USE IN

INTERNATIONAL FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Effective Date: August 6, 2015
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

USDA COMMODITY REQUIREMENTS

CM6

CORNMEAL

FOR USE IN

INTERNATIONAL FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Table of Contents

Part 1 COMMODITY SPECIFICATIONS ________________________________________ 1

Section 1.1 COMMODITIES ______________________________________________________ 1

Section 1.2 QUALITY ASSURANCE _______________________________________________ 3

Section 1.3 QUALITY DISCOUNTS ________________________________________________ 4

Part 2 CONTAINER AND PACKAGING REQUIREMENTS_________________________ 5

Section 2.1 GENERAL ___________________________________________________________ 5

Section 2.2 CONTAINERS AND MATERIALS_______________________________________ 5

Section 2.3 PACKAGING _________________________________________________________ 5

Section 2.4 25-KILOGRAM HIGH PERFORMANCE PACKAGING ____________________ 6

Section 2.5 PERFORMANCE TEST PROCEDURES__________________________________ 6

PART 3 MARKING REQUIREMENTS__________________________________________ 7

Section 3.1 MARKINGS __________________________________________________________ 7

Section 3.2 MARKING DESCRIPTIONS____________________________________________ 9

Section 3.3 EMPTY BAG DIMENSIONS ___________________________________________ 11

Section 3.4 CONTAINERS WITH INCORRECT MARKINGS ________________________ 11

Marking Exhibits __________________________________________________________________ 13
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Part 1 COMMODITY SPECIFICATIONS

Section 1.1 COMMODITIES

Quality of Cornmeal

A. Corn shall be tested for aflatoxin in accordance with procedures approved 

by Federal Grain Inspection Service (FGIS). If the aflatoxin test proves 

positive, a quantitative test shall be performed. If the result of the

quantitative test exceeds 20 ppb, the corn shall not be used in the 

production of the commodity.

B. The degermed cornmeal delivered shall meet Type III, Class B, 

Granulation c, Color 2 requirements from the latest revisions and 

amendments for Commercial Item Description A-A-20066B (June 13, 

2008) at

http://www.ams.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media/CID%20Cornmeal%20

%28Yellow%20or%20White%29.pdf, except chemical and physical 

requirements listed in the table 1 below take precedence where they are 

different from those contained in the Commercial Item Description.

Table 1: Physical and Chemical Requirement1

Moisture 13.0% (maximum)

Fat2 1.5% (maximum)

Ash 0.7% (maximum)

Material Through a U.S. Standard 

No. 20 Woven-Wire-Cloth Sieve

99.0% (minimum)

Material Through a U.S. Standard 

No. 25 Woven-Wire-Cloth Sieve

90.0% (minimum)

Material Through a U.S. Standard 

No. 45 Woven-Wire-Cloth Sieve

30.0% (minimum) 

C. In addition to meeting the Commercial Item Description enrichment 

requirements, the cornmeal shall be fortified with a micronutrient premix

containing the following levels of Vitamin A, Vitamins B1, B2, B3, B6, 

B9 (folic acid), B12, Vitamin D3, Iron and Zinc (see table 2). The 

contractor will obtain a certificate of analysis from their micronutrient 

supplier that indicates the level and chemical form for each micronutrient 

in the premix.

 

1 All percentages are on the basis of weight.

2 Moisture-free basis.
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Table 2: Micronutrient premix levels

Nutrient Required Level* 

mg/100g

Required Level* 

mg/lb

Fortificant Form

Vitamin A** 0.11 (366 IU) 0.50 (1662 IU)

Vitamin A 

Palmitate 2503

Vitamin B1 (thiamin) 0.4 1.82

Thiamin 

Mononitrate

Vitamin B2 

(riboflavin) 0.4 1.82 Riboflavin

Vitamin B3 (niacin) 4 18.16 Niacinamide

Vitamin B6 0.4 1.82

Pyridoxine 

hydrochloride

Vitamin B9 (folic 

acid) 0.154 0.70 Folic Acid

Vitamin B12 0.011 0.05

Vitamin B12 

0.1% (water 

soluble)

Vitamin D3 0.002 0.009

Vitamin D3 

100,000 IU/g

Iron (EDTA)** 4 18.2 NaFeEDTA

Zinc 2.4 10.9 Zinc Oxide

* COA for premix should state expected amounts. The permitted 

variation in premix content is -10 to +15% for added vitamins and 

+/- 10% for added minerals for acceptance.

** Vitamin A and iron permitted variations in the finished product (i.e., 

including intrinsic and premix contributions) are:

Table 3: Cornmeal (finished product) Vitamin A and Iron 

ranges

Minimum Maximum

Vitamin A 1662 IU/lb None

Iron 20mg/lb 30mg/lb

D. The product shall be not less than 95 percent of the all-trans isomer as 

determined by the USP assay procedure. The Vitamin A Palmitate shall 

have storage stability such that not more than 20 percent of its original 

activity will be lost when stored for 21 days at 45 ̊ C in a sealed container 

at a level of 1662 IU/lb in cornmeal having moisture content in the range 

of 13.5 to 14.5 percent.

E. When used for fortifying cornmeal at the level of 1662 IU/lb, the Vitamin 

A Palmitate shall contribute no off-flavor or odor to the dry mix, or to the 

cooked products prepared from the fortified cornmeal.

 

3 Vitamin A Palmitate shall be added in spray-dried, encapsulated form containing 250,000 IU Vitamin A 

Palmitate/g. Particle size must comply with the requirement that at least 98 percent will pass through a U.S. 

Standard No. 50 sieve, at least 90 percent through a U.S. Standard No. 60 sieve and at least 45 percent through a 

U.S. Standard No. 100 sieve.
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F. The Vitamin A Palmitate shall have been tested by the vitamin 

manufacturers in cornmeal having moisture content in the range of 13.5 to 

14.0 percent to assure stability of the vitamin.

G. The cornmeal used for the stability test shall be enriched degermed yellow 

cornmeal, fine granulation, conforming to requirements of the latest 

revisions and amendments for Commercial Item Description A-A-20066B 

(June 13, 2008) for Type III, Class B, Granulation c. 

H. The cornmeal shall be fortified with the Vitamin A Palmitate to be tested 

to the level of 1662 IU/lb, first preparing a premix with the cornmeal to 

contain about 500,000 IU/lb, blending this thoroughly, then mixing into 

the balance of the cornmeal and blending thoroughly. The fortified 

cornmeal will be stored in an 8 ounce, round glass bottles approximately 2 

1⁄4 x 5 inches tall provided with plastic screw caps having polyvinyl liners 

with pulp packing. Between 110 and 120 grams of fortified cornmeal are 

placed in each bottle, leaving about one inch head space, the lids are 

tightened, and the upper portion of the bottle and the complete lid are 

coated with paraffin by inverting and dipping in a bath of melted wax to 

prevent moisture loss. 

I. Bottles are stored at 45 ̊ C for 21 days, and assayed for Vitamin A, using 

minimum sample size of 25 grams for each determination. Loss is 

determined by assaying in duplicate three bottles of cornmeal before and 

after storage.

J. Analysis of concentrates and of original and stored blends will be carried 

out by the following method: Carr-Price blue color method, “Methods of 

Vitamin Assay, Association of Vitamin Chemists, Inc.,” Interscience 

Publishers, Inc., New York, (1951). 

K. A given lot of Vitamin A does not require retesting unless its potency as 

determined by the USP XVII analytical procedure has fallen below the 

manufacturer’s label claim for the product.

Section 1.2 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. The contractor shall perform the product testing and quality analysis to 

ensure that the product meets the commodity specifications. The results 

shall be evidenced by a Certificate of Analysis (COA). Copies of the 

original COA must be submitted as part of the invoice package. The COA 

shall provide the results of all tests specified. 

B. As a minimum, the contractor will test each production lot for Vitamin A 

and Iron (as long as the COA from the micronutrient pre-blend supplier 

indicates the appropriate amount of each nutrient is present in the preblend); moisture; and aflatoxin.
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C. Micronutrient premixes must be delivered to the processor of cornmeal with a 

complete Certificate of Analysis. COA for the premix should state expected 

amounts. Copies of the original COA must be submitted as part of the 

invoice package. 

D. The government reserves the right to perform verification testing for all 

requirements specified in 1.1.A. but will routinely test for only Vitamin A; 

Iron; moisture; and aflatoxin. If quality discounts are provided in the 

contract, and the product to be delivered by the contractor falls within the 

quality discount table, those factors shall be identified by an asterisk on 

the copies of the COA.

E. Contractors shall notify the Government immediately of lots that fail to 

meet contract requirements.

F. Unless otherwise specified, test methods for the finished product, and any 

ingredients therein, shall be those of the AOAC INTERNATIONAL, the 

American Association of Cereal Chemists (AACC), or the American Oil 

Chemists’ Society (AOCS), as applicable and in effect on the date of 

issuance of the solicitation, or in accordance with methods that give 

equivalent results.

Section 1.3 QUALITY DISCOUNTS

If the product to be delivered by the contractor does not meet the quality specifications,

but falls within the discounts listed, the product may be delivered to the Government, but 

the purchase price shall be reduced in accordance with the following schedule of 

discounts for each 100 pounds of commodity delivered: 

Cornmeal Discounts

Excess Moisture Excess Fat

13.01% - 13.29% $0.10 1.51% - 1.79% $0.10

13.30% - 13.49% $0.20 1.80% - 1.99% $0.20

13.5% $0.35 2.0% $0.35

Deficient Granulation Through No. 20 Sieve Deficient Granulation Through No. 25 Sieve

98.0% - 98.99% $0.10 89.0% - 89.99% $0.10

97.0% - 97.99% $0.20 88.0% - 88.99% $0.20

96.0% - 96.99% $0.35 87.0% - 87.99% $0.35

Excess Granulation Through No. 80 Sieve Deficient Granulation Through No. 45 Sieve

20.01% thru 24.99% $0.10 29.99% thru 26.0% $0.10

25.0% thru 27.99% $0.20 25.99% thru 23.0% $0.20

28.0% thru 30.0% $0.35 22.99% thru 20.0% $0.35
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Part 2 CONTAINER AND PACKAGING REQUIREMENTS

Section 2.1 GENERAL

This part provides the container specifications and packaging materials requirements used 

under this contract.

Section 2.2 CONTAINERS AND MATERIALS

A. All containers and packaging materials shall be constructed to meet the 

requirements of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for safe contact with 

the packaged product. The contractor shall obtain and maintain documentation 

from the container or packaging material manufacturer to verify that the 

containers and packaging materials used in this contract were in compliance with 

the Government’s regulatory requirements for safe contact with food products as 

required in the Master Solicitation, Part 3, Section A, Number 3. 

B. Questions concerning the containers and materials should be directed to:

USDA/FSA/DACO

Room 5755 – South Bldg, STOP 0551

1400 Independence Avenue SW

Washington, DC 20250-0551

ATTN: Packaging

C. If the contractor purchases packaging and container ingredients from a foreign 

country and/or the package and container is manufactured in a foreign country, 

the package and container SHALL NOT display country of origin labeling. 

Phrases similar, but not limited to “Made in [Name of Foreign Country]” or 

“Product of [Name of Foreign Country]” are strictly prohibited. 

Section 2.3 PACKAGING

A. Twenty-five kilograms of product shall be packed per bag. The use of recycled 

materials is not required if performance or food safety is jeopardized.

B. Any bags constructed of paper utilizing a film liner shall:

(1) Have a sufficient amount of anti-block. It shall be free from any blocking 

at 50 degrees C and not subject to reblock at 70 degrees C.

(2) Not exceed a maximum average water vapor permeability of 0.65 grams 

per 100 square inches in 24 hours at 90 percent relative humidity and a 

temperature of 100 degrees F plus or minus 5 degrees.

(3) Be manufactured to meet Food and Drug Administration requirements for 

food products (21 CFR 177.1520, as amended). 

C. The bottom and top of the 25-kilogram bag shall be closed to provide a tight seal.
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Section 2.4 25-KILOGRAM HIGH PERFORMANCE PACKAGING 

A. Contractors are not limited to, but may utilize one of the following constructions 

when the solicitation requires the use of high performance packaging: Multiwall 

paper bag constructed of: One (1) ply inner film liner guaranteed 2.5 mil. 

minimum thickness linear low density polyethylene, four (4) plies of 50-pound 

natural multiwall kraft (NMK) paper, and one (1) outer ply of 60-pound wet 

strength natural multiwall kraft (WSNMK) paper; or

B. Multiwall paper bag constructed of: 3.1 mil. (70 grams per square meter) film 

consisting of two or more layers of co-extruded polyolefin film with alternating 

angles of orientation, laminated together and biaxially oriented, two (2) plies of

50-pound NMK paper, and one (1) outer ply of 60-pound WSNMK paper. The 

bag shall be heat-sealed at the bottom, by the bag manufacturer. The top of the 

liner shall be heat-sealed by the packer once the bag has been filled with products.

C. Both bag constructions shall:

(1) be uniquely marked with a one (1) inch blue stripe located approximately 

three (3) inches above the letters “USA” and extending around the width 

of each bag;

(2) meet the specifications and testing requirements outlined in these 

commodity requirements.

Section 2.5 PERFORMANCE TEST PROCEDURES

A. All bags shall be capable of withstanding the following performance test for 

impact resistance:

(1) Ten filled and sealed bags shall each survive a single drop test on the butt 

and side on a shock machine that produces for each test a velocity change 

of 195 inches per second using a shock duration of .002 seconds without 

loss of product.

(2) Testing shall be conducted under standard temperature (73.4oF plus or 

minus 1.8oF) and relative humidity (50% plus or minus 2%) conditions.

(3) Filled bags shall be placed in the conditioned atmosphere for sufficient 

time before the tests are conducted for the bag materials to reach 

equilibrium.

(4) Bags submitted under this performance specification shall conform to all 

other applicable material, construction, and performance specifications.
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B. Test Laboratories

Independent or private laboratories known to be capable of conducting the shock 

machine test described above are as follows:

Michigan State University

School of Packaging

130 Packaging Building

East Lansing, MI 48824-1223

(517) 355-9580

http://www.packaging.msu.edu/research/te

sting_services/

Lansmont Corporation

17 Mandeville Court

Monterey, CA 93940

(831) 655-6600

www.lansmont.com

Rutgers University

Center for Packaging Science and 

Engineering 

Busch Campus

137 Winchester Road, 

Piscataway, NJ 08854-8029

(732) 445-3224

http://catalogs.rutgers.edu/generated/nbgrad_0810/pg24361.html

Ten-E Packaging 

Services, Inc.

1666 County Road 74

Newport, MN 55055

(651) 459-0671

http://www.tene.com/index.php/packag

e-testing/

PART 3 MARKING REQUIREMENTS

Section 3.1 MARKINGS

A. The bags shall be marked in the color specified in the markings exhibits. Any 

markings not shown on the exhibits shall be printed in blue. When printed on the 

bag, the colors blue and red shall match the Pantone Matching System (PMS) 

chart numbers 280 and 200, respectively, to the extent practicable.

B. All dimensions are approximate. Unless otherwise specified, all characters shall 

be in normal block print.

C. The US flag shall be 5 inches high and 9 inches in total width on the front and 

back of the applicable bag, see exhibits.

D. The letters USA shall be Univers black (75) oblique, or Helvetica extra bold with 

70% scaling and -70 tracking or equivalent to match the style as shown in the 

exhibits. The letters USA shall be 4 3/4 inches high and 9 3/4 inches in total 

width. The three stripes adjacent USA shall be 1 inch high and must extend to the 

edge of the panel.
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E. The USAID vertical identity, including the logo, brand name, and tagline, shall be

printed in the same style as shown in the markings exhibits sized approximately 7 

1⁄2 inches high and 9 3/8 inches in total width. The USAID logo shall be 4 1⁄4 

inches in diameter. The USAID brand name shall be 2 inches in height. The 

tagline “FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE” shall be 1⁄2 inch in height, see 

exhibits. The USAID vertical logo is available to download at 

http://usaid.gov/branding. 

F. The USDA logo shall be 4 1⁄2 inches high and 6 1⁄2 inches in total width, see 

exhibits.

G. The commodity name shall be 1 1/4 inch print. Immediately below the 

commodity name on the front and back panels, insert additional commodity 

description in 5/8 inch print, if applicable.

H. The contract number and the statement "NOT TO BE SOLD OR EXCHANGED" 

shall be 3/4 inch print. The net weight, bag dimensions, and the Standard 

Marking Requirements (SMR) or Language Marking Requirements (LMR) 

number shall be centered at the bottom of the bag in 1/2 inch print. See exhibits. 

The contractor shall obtain a waiver, in writing, from the Government to print the 

contract number using on-line printing on filled bags.

I. The letters or symbols used in the language markings for LMR-1, LMR-3 and 

LMR-4, LMR-5, LMR-7, and LMR-8 should be sized approximately 1 5/8 inches. 

The language markings for LMR-2 and LMR-6 should be sized to fit, see 

exhibits.

J. Lot numbers, production codes or any other means of identification required to 

meet the traceability requirement shall be printed as small as possible, yet legible.

K. Gussets. The geometric symbols shall appear in both gussets, adjacent to USAID. 

The USAID identity shall be a total of 2 3⁄4 inches in height and 8 1⁄2 inches in total 

width and printed in both gussets. The letters ‘USAID’ shall be 1 3⁄4 inches high 

and the tagline ‘FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE’ shall be 3/8 inch high, as 

shown in the applicable exhibits.

L. Gussets. The geometric symbols shall appear in both gussets, adjacent to USAID.

The letters USA shall be 3 inches high and printed in both gussets, as shown in 

the applicable exhibits
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M. Bag Closure Guide Location Bars (BCGL) shall be printed on the front panel of 

all multi-wall paper bags, as shown in the exhibits. The BCGL bars shall be 

plainly visible, approximately one inch in length, printed in blue in two parallel 

rows evenly spaced over the entire width of the bag. The BCGL bars are to be 

used as visual quality control verification. Visually identifying two bars or no bars 

on the bag would indicate a bag closure failure. Visually identifying one bar 

would indicate a proper bag closure. (Exhibits A and B)

Section 3.2 MARKING DESCRIPTIONS

The Government shall furnish required markings within two business days after the date 

of the contract. The procurement of containers should be deferred for at least two 

business days after the date of the contract.

The following standard marking requirements may be requested under the contract:

Standard Marking Requirement #1 (SMR-1)

USAID – Distribution

Front: US Flag, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD OR 

EXCHANGED,” USAID logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, “SMR1”. See exhibit SMR-1, front.

Back: Identical to front. See exhibit SMR-1, back.

Standard Marking Requirement #2 (SMR-2)

FAS - Distribution

Front: USA with stripes, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD 

OR EXCHANGED," USDA logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, 

“SMR-2”. See exhibit SMR-2, front. 

Back: Identical. See exhibit SMR-2, back.

Standard Marking Requirement #3 (SMR-3)

USAID – Monetization 

Front: US Flag, the commodity name, USAID logo, contract number, net weight, 

dimensions, “SMR-3”. See exhibit SMR-3, front.

Back: Identical to front. See exhibit SMR-3, back.

Standard Marking Requirement #4 (SMR-4)

FAS or USAID - Monetization 

Front: USA with stripes, the commodity name, contract number, net weight, 

dimensions, “SMR-4”. See exhibit SMR-4, front. 

Back: Identical. See exhibit SMR-4, back.
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Language Marking Requirement #1 (LMR-1)

USAID – Distribution for North Korea

Front: US Flag, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD OR 

EXCHANGED,” USAID logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-1.”. See exhibit LMR-1, front.

Back: US Flag, the commodity name, North Korean language panel, and “LMR1” only. See exhibit LMR-1, back.

Language Marking Requirement #2 (LMR-2)

USAID – Distribution for Afghanistan, with Pashtu and Dari

Front: US Flag, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD OR 

EXCHANGED,” USAID logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-2.” See exhibit LMR-2, front.

Back: US Flag, the commodity name, Pashtu and Dari language panel, and 

“LMR-2” only. See exhibit LMR-2, back.

Language Marking Requirement #3 (LMR-3)

USAID – Distribution for South Africa Region

Front: US Flag, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD OR 

EXCHANGED,” USAID logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-3.” See exhibit LMR-3, front. 

Back: US Flag, the commodity name, English language panel, and “LMR-3” 

only. See exhibit LMR-3, back.

Language Marking Requirement #4 (LMR-4)

USAID – Distribution for Iraq with Arabic

Front: US Flag, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD OR 

EXCHANGED,” USAID logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-4.” See exhibit LMR-4, front. 

Back: US Flag, the commodity name, Arabic language panel, and “LMR-4” only. 

See exhibit LMR-4, back.

Language Marking Requirement #5 (LMR-5)

FAS – Distribution for North Korea

Front: USA with stripes, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD 

OR EXCHANGED,” USDA logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-5.” See exhibit LMR-5, front.

Back: USA with stripes, the commodity name, North Korean language panel, and 

“LMR-5” only. See exhibit LMR-5, back.
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Language Marking Requirement #6 (LMR-6)

FAS – Distribution for Afghanistan, with Pashtu and Dari

Front: USA with stripes, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD 

OR EXCHANGED,” USDA logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-6.” See exhibit LMR-6, front.

Back: USA with stripes, the commodity name, Pashtu and Dari language panel, 

and “LMR-6” only. See exhibit LMR-6, back.

Language Marking Requirement #7 (LMR-7)

FAS – Distribution for South Africa Region

Front: USA with stripes, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD 

OR EXCHANGED,” USDA logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-7.” See exhibit LMR-7, front. 

Back: USA with stripes, the commodity name, English language panel, and 

“LMR-7” only. See exhibit LMR-7, back.

Language Marking Requirement #8 (LMR-8)

FAS – Distribution for Iraq with Arabic

Front: USA with stripes, the commodity name, the words "NOT TO BE SOLD 

OR EXCHANGED,” USDA logo, contract number, net weight, dimensions, and 

“LMR-8.” See exhibit LMR-8, front 

Back: USA with stripes, the commodity name, Arabic language panel, and 

“LMR-8” only. See exhibit LMR-8, back.

Section 3.3 EMPTY BAG DIMENSIONS

A. All bags shall be marked with the empty dimensions as follows:

Gusseted Bags Face Width X Gusseted Width X Finished Length

Flat Tube Bags Face Width X Finished Length

B. The bag dimensions shall be centered at the bottom of the bag, as small as 

possible, yet legible.

Section 3.4 CONTAINERS WITH INCORRECT MARKINGS

A. Any labels, bags, cans, can lids, cases, or any other type of packaging (hereinafter 

referred to as "containers") displaying incorrect markings may be used under a 

Government contract provided that the incorrect markings are obliterated and 

correct markings are applied in a permanent manner with approval of the 

contracting officer.
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B. The appearance of containers in commercial or other channels either filled or 

unfilled bearing markings identifying the containers as part of a Government 

contract may cause the Government expense in determining whether commodities 

have been diverted from authorized use and in answering inquiries. The contractor 

shall take all necessary action to prevent the appearance in commercial or other 

channels of containers and container materials bearing any markings required 

under a Government contract, including those held by the contractor or others; 

e.g., overruns, misprints, etc. The contractor shall ensure that any container from 

a Government contract that appears in commercial or other channels shall have all 

markings required under this contract permanently obliterated.
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Marking Exhibits

CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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CORNMEAL CORNMEAL
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Exhibit A

Bag Closure Guide Location

Front of Bag

Pre-applied Hot Melt
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Exhibit B