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Story October 24, 1946

Smyrna Times

Smyrna, Kent County, Delaware

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Post-WWII update: Honey price ceilings lifted September 27, 1946, but use limitation order WFO 47 persists to ensure stable markets amid temporary high demand, per U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Honey Price Regulations

The Department of Agriculture reminds honey producers that the honey-use limitation order (WFO 47 and 47.1) is still in force, even though honey price ceilings were removed at all levels, effective September 27, 1946. Beekeepers, as well as buyers and users of honey, can now sell or purchase honey without being restricted by governmental price regulations. The purpose of WFO 47 is to aid in keeping open the normal market outlets for the sale of honey, and to lessen the possibility of honey going into channels which will not provide a permanent market. At the present time it would be easy to sell a honey crop several times the size of that produced this year, Department officials said. This situation is not expected to last, however.

What sub-type of article is it?

Regulatory Announcement Agricultural Policy

What keywords are associated?

Honey Regulations Price Ceilings Wfo 47 Beekeepers Market Outlets

What entities or persons were involved?

Department Of Agriculture

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Department Of Agriculture

Event Date

September 27, 1946

Story Details

The Department of Agriculture reminds honey producers that honey-use limitation order WFO 47 and 47.1 remains in force despite removal of price ceilings on September 27, 1946, allowing unrestricted sales and purchases to maintain normal market outlets and prevent diversion to non-permanent channels. Current high demand is temporary.

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