J. R. Simplot Co. v. Department of Agriculture
Court of Appeals of Oregon
1Opinion of the CourtLinder, J.
Petitioner processes potatoes. Because the resulting product—french fries—is sold in interstate commerce, the potatoes are subject to federally required inspection after they are delivered for processing. Petitioner and the potato growers have the option of having the inspection performed by state inspectors working for the Oregon Department of Agriculture (department). If they so opt, they pay a fee for the inspection, which under state law must be set at an amount “reasonably necessary to cover the cost of the inspection and administration” of the department’s program. ORS 632.940(3). From…
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