7 CFR §2100.032

1. (a)The first point of aggregation and intermediary entities must establish and maintain a reporting system to ensure a clear link between reduced-CI crops and documentation at all times. The first point of aggregation and intermediary entities must have a documented system in place to prevent the double sale of crops associated with a CI. At minimum, the entity must keep:
   1. (1)Records of incoming and outgoing reduced-CI crop, including:
      1. (i)the total amount of reduced-CI crop purchased, sold, or both;
      2. (ii)the entity from and to which the crop was purchased, sold, or both;
      3. (iii)the associated CI; and
      4. (iv)the date of the transaction;
   2. (2)List of and contracts with all suppliers and recipients of reduced-CI crop; and
   3. (3)List of and contracts with subcontractors and service providers who have a direct role in data management, accounting, processing, or other activities that involve the receipt, storage, sale, or tracking of reduced-CI crop.
2. (b)In addition to the standards in paragraph (a) of this chapter, the first point of aggregation and intermediary entities must maintain some documentation from the previous entity in the supply chain:
   1. (1)The first point of aggregation must maintain the Biofuel Feedstock Report from each farm supplying reduced-CI crops; and
   2. (2)Intermediary entities must maintain documentation showing that entities supplying reduced-CI crops or reduced-CI processed products received accredited third-party verification under this part.
3. (c)When a first point of aggregation or intermediary entity sells reduced-CI crops or reduced-CI processed products, the entity must provide the following documentation to the purchasing entity:
   1. (1)documentation that the selling entity received third-party verification in accordance with this part;
   2. (2)total amount of reduced-CI crop or reduced-CI processed product sold; and
   3. (3)CI(s) associated with the amount of reduced-CI crop or reduced-CI processed product sold.