Fresh Produce Agents
Become An Agent
An agent is a person who acts on behalf of a principal, by selling the principal's produce to buyers such as hawkers, wholesalers and retailers. Most agents operate on fresh produce markets. Prices of fresh produce is not predetermined but discovered in terms of the supply and demand principle. The agent receives a negotiated commission or is paid according to sales volume at a rate or scale for services rendered.
Per the definition above the agency, it's owners (this includes, but are not limited to directors, members, trustees, etc.) and all agents must register at APAC.
Agency Applications
Inform APAC by Completing the deregistration form & return the Fidelity Fund Certificate within 30 days to the Council
Wind up the trust account as per Section 18 of the Act and Rule 34
Fees only for new owners/ additions
APAC will inform the Agency of its successful deregistration
Inform APAC by Completing the deregistration form & return the Fidelity Fund Certificate within 30 days to the Council
Wind up the trust account as per Section 18 of the Act and Rule 34
Submit a last trust reconciliation and audit report to APAC’s office for evaluation and consideration
APAC will inform the Agency of its successful deregistration