Export Control (Dried Fruits) Orders
Part 3Dried vine fruit
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Part 3 Dried vine fruit
Division I General requirements
7 Basic requirements for currants, raisins and sultanas
Currants, raisins and sultanas may contain edible fats and oils and shall:
(a) be manufactured from sound and reasonably mature fruit;
(b) be practically free from foreign matter;
(c) not have mineral impurities exceeding 75 milligrams per 100 grams or 30 grit units as determined by the CSIRO Gritometer; and
(d) not have a moisture content exceeding:
(i) for bulk packed fruit, 18 per cent; and
(ii) for final consumer packed fruit, 20 per cent.
Note: 1 grit unit = 2.5 mg/100 grams.
Division II Currants
8 Six crown currants
Six crown currants shall consist of currants that comply with clause 7 and:
(a) are bold, dark coloured berries that still retain their natural bloom;
(b) have a typical flavour and texture;
(c) are practically free of shotty, pin‑head and red berries;
(d) do not contain more than three per cent by count of buck currants; and
(e) pass through a 10 millimetre riddle and over a seven millimetre riddle.
9 Five crown currants
Five crown currants shall consist of currants that:
(a) comply with clause 7 and paragraphs 8 (a) and (b);
(b) are practically free from shotty and pin-head berries;
(c) do not contain more than:
(i) five per cent by count of red berries; and
(ii) three per cent by count of buck currants; and
(d) pass through a 10 millimetre riddle and over a four millimetre riddle.