What document do you issue to someone who wants to ship damaged produce to a processing plant?

The correct document to issue when someone wants to ship damaged produce to a processing plant is the disposal notice. A disposal notice is specifically intended for situations where products, such as damaged produce, need to be discarded or processed differently than standard sellable goods. This document helps ensure compliance with regulatory and safety standards concerning food handling and waste management. It indicates that the produce is no longer fit for direct sale to consumers and needs special handling for disposal or processing.

In contrast, an inspection certificate typically verifies the condition and quality of food products, but it would not be appropriate for damaged goods meant for disposal. The transfer permit is used for transferring ownership or custody of commodities, which does not apply in this case. A shipping label is primarily for identifying the shipment and route, lacking the regulatory context required for damaged produce disposal. Thus, a disposal notice is the essential document that covers the necessary regulations surrounding the handling of damaged produce intended for processing.