To amend the Agricultural Adjustment Act with respect to the treatment of dates for processing under certain marketing orders.

Bill 118 hr 8326, also known as the Date Processing Act, aims to make changes to the Agricultural Adjustment Act in regards to how dates are treated for processing under specific marketing orders. The bill seeks to address concerns and issues related to the processing of dates within the agricultural industry.

Specifically, the Date Processing Act aims to streamline and improve the regulations and procedures surrounding the processing of dates under certain marketing orders. This includes clarifying and updating existing guidelines to ensure that date processing operations are conducted efficiently and effectively.

The bill also seeks to promote transparency and accountability within the date processing industry by requiring regular reporting and oversight of processing activities. This will help to ensure that date processors are following proper procedures and adhering to industry standards. Overall, the Date Processing Act aims to modernize and improve the regulations surrounding date processing under marketing orders, with the goal of promoting a more efficient and sustainable date processing industry.