Indiana § 15-19-8-9 - "Market value"
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§ 15-19-8-9. "Market value"
Sec. 9. As used in this chapter, "market value" refers to the following:
(1) If a porcine animal is slaughtered for sale by a producer, the most recent annual seven-market average for barrows and gilts, as published by the USDA.
(2) If a porcine animal is imported, the declared value.
(3) If a pork product is imported, an amount that represents the value of the live porcine animal from that the pork product was derived, based on the most recent annual seven-market average for barrows and gilts, as published by the USDA.
As added by P.L.8-2026, SEC.2.
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