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261) Tomato brown rugose fruit virus (ToBRFV) in Australia
In August 2024, ToBRFV was detected in commercially grown glasshouse Solanum lycopersicum (tomato) plants at three properties in the Northern …
read more262) The passing of Dr Ahmed Kamal El-Attar, IPPC contact point for Egypt
The passing of Dr Ahmed Kamal El-Attar, IPPC contact point for Egypt and CPM Bureau representative for Near East and …
read more263) IPPC Secretary Osama El-Lissy retires
Rome, 23 August 2024. Osama El-Lissy, Secretary of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) retires on 31 August 2024.
read more264) New IPPC Observatory Study to explore global phytosanitary impact of e-commerce
E-commerce, or online trading of goods, has significantly increased over the past decade, presenting escalating challenges to phytosanitary systems globally. …
read more265) Ports of Entry
FSM main Ports of Entry are situated at the main island states of the Federation and a few at its …
read more266) IPPC Observatory re-launches survey on Antimicrobial Use (AMU)
The International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) Secretariat is pleased to invite IPPC official contact points (OCPs) to complete the IPPC …
read more267) SPOTLIGHT: Building a resilient plant health system in Senegal
In the last decade, Senegal has achieved notable success in the development of its phytosanitary systems, thanks to its participation …
read more268) CPM-18 delegates underscore vital role of implementation and capacity development for phytosanitary excellence
Rome, 19 April 2024. Delegates from contracting parties of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), convening at the eighteenth Session …
read more269) Technical Panel for the Glossary Concludes Face-to-Face Meeting in Rome
Rome, 28 November 2024. The Technical Panel for the Glossary (TPG) held its annual face-to-face meeting at FAO Headquarters in …
read more270) Detection of a new pathotype of Elsinoe australis causing black scab of jojoba in New South Wales and Queensland
In 2005, a black scab of jojoba was seen in jojoba plantations in New South Wales and Queensland. Black scab …
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