Form – Tomato Monitor

Type of Suspected Violation
What type of suspected violation are you reporting?*
(Select all that apply)
- Selling below the reference price
- Circumvention of border inspections
- Selling tomatoes that failed a USDA shipping point (border) inspection
- Selling tomatoes that were supposed to be destroyed following a USDA destination inspection (per Appendix D of the agreement)
- Providing or receiving a bigger sales adjustment than what is allowed under Appendix D
- Failing to return a rejected lot of tomatoes to Mexico when the rejected lot had over 35% qualifying defects
- Discounting freight to circumvent the reference price
- Invoicing for less volume than what was actually shipped
- Discounting other items (e.g. bell peppers) to offset the cost of tomatoes
- Paying a marketing or consulting fee to a buyer to offset the cost of tomatoes
- Promising an “IOU” or future discount to a buyer to offset the current cost of tomatoes
- Other*
*You will have a chance to describe in your own words what happened following a few more questions.

Date of Suspected Violation
On what date(s) did the suspected violation occur?*
(If exact dates are unknown, provide an approximate date range)
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Tell Us in Your Words (Optional)
Provide a description of the suspected violation in your own words.
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Type of Suspected Violation