MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION

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901 Business Park Drive, Suite 500 Mission, Texas 78572 Phone: (956) 581-8632 Fax: (956) 581-3912 www.texipa.org Follow us on and MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION I. GENERAL INFORMATION Organization Name Mailing Address City State Zip Physical Address Phone ( ) Fax ( ) Mobile ( ) Email Website Submitted By: Title Date II. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE Article III of the By-laws provides that each member shall appoint an Authorized Representative to represent it in all matters pertaining to the Association. Such Authorized Representative shall have one vote on all matters requiring balloting by members of the Association at general and special meetings of the membership. The Authorized Representative shall be eligible to serve on the Board of Directors or to serve as a Division Chairperson. Authorized Representative: (Please Print)

III. MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATION (Please Choose Only One) *If you are a grower and a shipper, choose a shipper category and check the grower/shipper box. TRADITIONAL SHIPPER MEMBER DOMESTIC fruits and vegetables. - This category includes members who ship Dues Dues are computed at the rate of 6.75 cents per 1,000 pounds of fruits and vegetables shipped in the past year. Dues shall not be less than $675 and will not exceed $4,200 per year. If a member is both a shipper and a grower, he shall join as a shipper member and simply list crops grown (see page 6). Please check all that apply to you as a Traditional Shipper Member: Domestic Grower/Shipper IMPORT SHIPPER MEMBER - BORDER ISSUES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM (BIMP) - This category includes members who ship at least 250 loads (2.5 ton truck or larger) of FOREIGN GROWN fruits and vegetables. Dues Dues are calculated at $8/load. Dues shall not be less than $2000 (250 loads) and no greater than $10,000 (1250 loads) per year. GROWER MEMBER - This classification includes members who are strictly growers of fruits and/or vegetables. Dues Grower members shall pay fifty cents ($.50) per acre of production. Dues shall be no less than $50 and no greater than $1,000. SPECIALTY SHIPPER MEMBER - This classification includes domestic goods shippers who have less than $600,000 in gross annual sales (i.e. gift fruit shipper, fund raiser, etc.). Dues $300 annually ALLIED INDUSTRY MEMBER - Please check the one that applies to you as an Allied Industry Member. Distributor Includes retailers, wholesalers, domestic produce brokers, import brokers, processors, and re-packers. Material/Service Provider Includes members who provide products and/or services to any classification of TIPA membership. Dues $750 Annually Please specify your type of business:

REGULATORY/EDUCATIONAL MEMBER - This classification includes any individual employee of a regulatory agency, the Extension Service, a college, a university, a trade school, or other organization involved in education. Dues $100 annually Please specify your type of affiliation: MUNICIPAL/GOVERNMENT MEMBER - This classification includes any city or county government entity. Dues $2,000 annually Please specify your type of affiliation: IV. DIVISIONS Members of any classification can choose to be a part of the Shipper and/or International Trade Divisions. List an organization representative for each chosen Division. Your organization s representative may be the same person for each chosen Division or may be a different person. Your chosen representative is eligible to serve on the Division Council. Each Division will elect a 13 member Council as defined by the Policy & Procedure Manual. SHIPPER DIVISION The Shipper Division will generally address matters concerning harvesting, transportation, packing, marketing, post-harvest handling and diseases, environmental concerns, grade and quality standards, insurance, taxes, finance, labor, applicable laws and regulations, packaging and unitization/palletization, as examples. Division Representative: INTERNATIONAL TRADE DIVISION The International Trade Division will primarily focus upon matters relating to the importing and exporting of fruits and vegetables as deemed necessary by BIMP members. Examples of topics that may be addressed by this Division include but are not limited to food safety and compliance issues, border inspection capacity, tariffs and duties, border crossing fees and related costs, sanitary and phytosanitary concerns, insurance, foreign country restrictions limiting ex-ports, applicable laws and regulations, transportation, packaging, marketing, NAFTA and WTO. Division Representative:

V. DUES PAYMENTS Traditional Shipper Member 6.75 cents/1,000 lbs (Min $675 Max $4,200) $ Import Shipper Member (BIMP) - (Min $2000 Max $10,000) - Invoiced monthly by TIPA Grower Member - 50 cents/acre (Min $50 Max $1,000) $ Specialty Shipper Member - $300 $ Allied Industry Member - $750 $ Government/Educational Member - $100 $ Municipal Member - $2000 $ TOTAL $ PROFILE INFORMATION FOR MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY Branches/Seasonal Offices Brands (Produce Labels) OFFICIALS President Vice President Others (List names and titles) PERSONNEL General Manager Office Manager Sales Manager Sales If you are a shipper or grower member, have you been third-party certified? Yes No

BUSINESS TYPE (Please check all that apply to your organization.) Applicator Irrigation Equipment Broker Customs Labeling Equipment/Labels Broker Produce Labor Contractor Broker Truck Legal Services Chemicals Mfg /Supplier Media Citrus Gift Package Shipper Nursery Citrus Fund Raiser Shipper Office Supply Company City Government Printing Company Communications Produce Importer/Shipper Consultant Promotion/Advertising Fertilizer/Mfg./Supplier Receiver (wholesale/retail) Financial Services Repacker at Receiving Point Food Service Distributor Seed Company Food Processor Shipper Domestic Fruit/Vegetable Freight Forwarding Shipping Container/Bag Mfg. Grove Care Operator Shipping Supply Company Grower Domestic Fruit/Vegetable Stevedoring Company Ice & Refrigeration Temperature Monitors Implement/Lift Truck Dealer Transportation (air, water, land) Insurance Agent/Company Utility Other If you are a GROWER, check all fruits/vegetables you grow domestically. If you are a SHIPPER, check all fruits/vegetables you ship (domestic and import). Texas Grown Foreign Grown Asparagus Bananas Beans Broccoli Cabbage Cantaloupe Carrots Cauliflower

Celery Corn, Sweet Cucumbers Eggplant Garlic Grapefruit Greens Herbs Honeydew Lemons Lettuce Limes Mangoes Okra Onions, Dry Onions, Green Oranges Papayas Parsley Peas Peaches Peppers, Bell Peppers, Other Pineapple Potatoes Pumpkins Radishes Spinach Squash Strawberries Sweet Potatoes Tangelos Tangerines Tomatoes Turnips Watermelon Other