N.D. Admin Code 7-04-03-03 - Sale or shipment of cultivated ginseng
1. Any grower that
harvests ginseng shall report the harvest to the commissioner, as required by
United States fish and wildlife service.
2. All ginseng roots intended for sale must
be certified by the commissioner on report forms. Certification must include
inspection of roots to ensure maturity and weight of each shipment. The
commissioner may charge a fee of not more than five dollars for the ginseng
forms.
3. Any grower or dealer
holding unsold ginseng after December thirty-first of the year of harvest shall
notify the commissioner. The commissioner shall weigh the remaining ginseng and
provide certification report of remaining ginseng. This report is used for
future certificate of ginseng.
4.
Except as provided in subsection 8, a person may not sell or ship cultivated
ginseng to a dealer or ship cultivated ginseng out of this state unless the
cultivated ginseng is accompanied by a completed shipment certificate provided
by the commissioner. The shipment certificate must specify the year in which
the cultivated ginseng was harvested. The person selling or shipping the
cultivated ginseng shall submit a report form describing to the commissioner
the source of all cultivated ginseng included in the sale or shipment. The
report must be within thirty days of the sale or shipment. Each person that
completes a shipment certificate or report form must retain a copy for three
years from the date of the sale or shipment.
5. A dealer may not purchase or receive
cultivated ginseng unless it is accompanied by a completed shipment
certificate. A dealer shall retain a copy of each shipment certificate received
for a period of three years from the date of receipt.
6. A dealer may not purchase or receive
out-of-state cultivated ginseng unless it is accompanied by a valid
certificate, issued by the state of origin, certifying that the shipment
consists solely of out-of-state cultivated ginseng. The certificate must
include the source, year of harvest, and dry weight of the out-of-state
cultivated ginseng included in the shipment. The dealer shall retain a copy of
each certificate received for a period of three years from the date of
receipt.
7. A person may not import
out-of-state cultivated ginseng into this state unless the imported shipment is
accompanied by a valid certificate issued by the state of origin. A person may
not ship out-of-state cultivated ginseng using a shipment certificate issued by
this state.
8. Subsection 4 does
not apply to a person that sells or ships cultivated ginseng dry root to a
person outside this state who is buying or receiving the cultivated ginseng dry
root solely for the purpose of final retail sale to consumers in the United
States, if the person selling or shipping keeps a record of the sale or
shipment which includes the following:
a. The
name and address of the purchaser or recipient.
b. The dry weight of the cultivated ginseng
dry root included in the sale or shipment.
c. The date of the sale or
shipment.
d. The source of all of
the cultivated ginseng dry root included in the sale or shipment.
e. The year in which the cultivated ginseng
dry root was harvested.
Notes
General Authority: NDCC 4.1-17-01
Law Implemented: NDCC 4.1-17-01
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