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SECTION 2 ANALYSIS OF PESTICIDE RESIDUES SECTION 2.1 PORTION OF COMMODITIES TO WHICH CODEX MRLS APPLY AND WHICH IS ANALYZED Codex Alimentarius - 27 - Section 2.1 Volume 2A, Part 1 - 2000 Portion of Commodities to Which MRLs Apply PORTION OF COMMODITIES TO WHICH CODEX MAXIMUM RESIDUE LIMITS APPLY AND WHICH IS ANALYZED INTRODUCTION Codex Maximum Residue Limits are in most cases stated in terms of a specific whole raw agricultural commodity as it moves in international trade. In some instances, a qualification is included that describes the part of the raw agricultural commodity to which the maximum residue limit applies, for example, almonds on a shell-free basis and beans without pods. In other instances, such qualifications are not provided. Therefore, unless otherwise specified, the portion of the raw agricultural commodity to which the MRL applies and which is to be prepared as the analytical sample for the determination of pesticide residues is as described in the following table. CLASSIFICATION OF COMMODITIES PORTION OF COMMODITY TO WHICH THE CODEX MRL APPLIES (AND WHICH IS ANALYZED) GROUP 1 - ROOT AND TUBER VEGETABLES Root and tuber vegetables are starchy foods derived from the enlarged solid roots, tubers, corms or rhizomes, mostly subterranean, of various species of plants. The entire vegetable may be consumed. Root and Tuber vegetables: Whole commodity after removing tops. Wash the