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An undesirable trading situation (UTS) arises when there is a threat to orderly trading on the wholesale market or settlement that cannot...
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Pete Johnson, owner of Pete’s Greens, left, and his girlfriend, Meg Gardner, look over a new state Agency of Agriculture mobile freezing unit in Craftsbury, Vt., Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2008. Johnson, already extends his vegetable farm’s summer bounty by...
