5101) Afghanistan: the 179th contracting party to the IPPC

Welcome to Afghanistan as the 179th contracting party to the IPPC. This is an important milestone for the country due …

5102) Call for Topics for the Strategic Planning Group (SPG, October 2013) and CPM9 (April 2014)

The International Plant Protection Secretariat requests contracting parties to propose topics (new topics or current topics requiring additional emphasis or …

5103) Exigences phytosanitaires à l'importation, Liste des organismes nuisibles soumis à des mesures de lutte obligatoire (Phytosanitary import requirements, List of pests submitted to official control measures)

Exigences phytosanitaires à l'importation, Liste des organismes nuisibles soumis à des mesures de lutte obligatoire (Phytosanitary import requirements, List of …

5104) New pest of Maize: Maize lethal necrosis in Uganda

Maize lethal necrosis (MLN) is casued by co-infection of maize chlorotic mottle virus (MCMV genus; Machlorovirus transmitted by Chrysomelid beettle …

5105) Décret n° 2005/3091/PM du 29 Août 2005 fixant les modalités de production, de contrôle de qualité et de commercialisation des semences.

5106) Deadline for submission of INF papers on CPM agenda items.

The IPPC Secretariat would like to remind contracting parties that the deadline for the submission of papers, for existing agenda …

5107) SC May 2013 meeting Agenda posted

Please be informed that the provisional Agenda for the Standards Committee meeting taking place at FAO, Rome, from 6 to …

5108) Frankliniella occidentialis is under official control with respect to plants exported from Denmark

The Danish NPPO performs official inspections in all companies producing plants for planting. Particularly frequent and targeted inspections are performed …

5109) Synchytrium endobioticum absent in Denmark

The last outbreak of Synchytrium endobioticum was eradicated in Denmark in 1989. Since then Synchytrium endobioticum has never been found …

5110) Phthorimaea operculella absent in Denmark

A very few individuals of Phthorimaea operculella have on occation been caught in lighttraps in Denmark, related to imports of …