2931) Thailand receives FAO Edouard Saouma Award for its international recognition in containing spread of Cassava Pink Mealybug

Thailand receives FAO Edouard Saouma Award for its international recognition in containing spread of Cassava Pink Mealybug in Greater Mekong …

2932) New project 'Rolling out Systems Approach Globally' launched by IPPC: Contracting parties urged to participate in new call

The recently launched project will increase opportunities for contracting parties to export plant products through better pest risk management. © …

2933) Organizational Structure of Plant Protection Division

There are (9) major technical Sections and (1) finance & Admin section in Plant Protection Division (HQ). In state and …

2934) Organizational Structure of Plant Protection Division

There are (9) major technical Sections and (1) finance & Admin section in Plant Protection Division (HQ). In state and …

2935) Record number of IPPC Contracting Parties using Online Commenting System!

Launched in 2016, the new IPPC Online Comment System (OCS) continues to strengthen IPPC Official Contracting Party participation in developing …

2936) First edition of the tri-monthly newsletter -'The ePAN'

Newly released! First edition of the tri-monthly newsletter -“The ePAN” – ePhyto APPPC News from the working group. http://www.apppc.org/content/newly-released-first-edition-our-tri-monthly-newsletter-%E2%80%9C-epan%E2%80%9D-%E2%80%93-ephyto-apppc-news-working

2937) Release of the ‘Final review of policy: Importation of potato (Solanum tuberosum) propagative material into Australia

DAFF has been working to improve the speed with which imports can be achieved to provide industry with access to …

2938) Help us promote the IYPH 2020 with your plant health story!

The International Year of Plant Health (IYPH) 2020 is a once in a lifetime opportunity to promote plant health. You …

2939) EU import legislation

General import requirements and fees - Council Directive 2000/29/EC;

2940) Fire ants could become Australia***s worst pest experts warn

Red fire ants could wreak more damage in Australia than feral rabbits, cane toads and foxes combined, experts have warned …