South Carolina specialty crop growers can be reimbursed 90% of the cost of a GAP food safety audit while funds last.
Reimburses South Carolina specialty crop growers for 90% of the costs of a Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) audit, while funds are available. Growers can submit Part I after paying the SCDA portion of the audit and Part II after paying the USDA portion, or both together. Payment is expected about four weeks after a complete application.
South Carolina growers who have completed a GAP audit
Must have a South Carolina state vendor registration number
Must provide paid receipts and agree to provide follow-up information
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