Special Amelioration for Certain Mill Districts with Production Over 4,000 Short Tons
- Mill districts with 1933-34 crop production over 4,000 short tons but with US allotment less than 4,000 short tons get reserve sugar allotment to cover the shortfall.
- Eligible districts: Bataan Sugar Company, Nueva Ecija Sugar Mills, Inc., Hind Sugar Company, Central Azucarera del Norte.
- 1937 domestic and reserve allotments specified for each eligible district.
Special Amelioration for Mill Districts with Production Under 4,000 Short Tons
- Districts with 1933-34 production less than 4,000 short tons but allotment less than their previous crop years get 1936 domestic allotments and reserve allotments covering the difference with higher of 1932-33 or 1933-34 production.
- Eligible mill districts include Central Leonor and Lourdes of Hijos de I. de la Rama, Mabalacat Sugar Mills, College of Agriculture (UP).
- 1937 domestic and reserve allotments specified for each.
Allocation Method for Remaining Mill Districts
- Other mill districts receive domestic and reserve allotments proportionate to the greater of 1932-33 or 1933-34 crop year production.
- Domestic sugar quantity distributed is 79,736.5446 short tons after deducting allotments for special amelioration districts.
- Reserve sugar quantity distributed is 56,284.6197 short tons similarly adjusted.
Mill District Domestic and Reserve Allotments
- Detailed allocation of domestic and reserve sugar allotments listed by mill district in pounds.
- Total allocations: 181,830,671 pounds (domestic), 117,846,057 pounds (reserve).
Definition of Net Weight, Raw Value
- Net weight applies regardless of polarization.
- Polarization range must be between 80° and 99.2° for sugar intended for domestic consumption and reserve.
Licensing Requirements for Manufacture of Centrifugal Sugar (1936-37 Crop)
- Mill companies licensed to produce sugar up to combined US, domestic, and reserve allotments.
- Required submission of a detailed application including:
- Milling operation dates (commencement and termination) for 1935-36.
- Shutdown periods.
- Detailed inventory of sugar by type (US, domestic, reserve) and ownership.
- Polarization and raw value data.
- Storage locations of sugar stocks.
- Application must be signed, sworn, and notarized.
- License fee payable to Domestic Sugar Administrator at P50 per 1,000 short tons or fraction exceeding 500 short tons.
- Milling operations may not commence until license is approved and fee paid.
Repeal of Conflicting Orders
- Existing executive orders contradictory to this order are repealed.
Final Provisions
- Signed by President Manuel L. Quezon and Secretary Elpidio Quirino.
- Enacted in Manila on September 14, 1936, under Commonwealth of the Philippines.