5691) Rationale for phytosanitary requirements from Australia

The Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry conducts biosecurity risk analyses consistent with Australia’s international obligations, including those under the …

5692) First Detection of Bactocera invadens In Botswana

The detection of B. invadens in Botswana called for an emergency incursion response which is accepted internationally and in accordance …

5693) Republic of Croatia - List of quarantine pests

The pest list of the Croatia is directly based on the plant health regime of the European Community and its …

5694) Organisation structure of Phytosanitary Service in Croatia

It represent the Croatian National Plant Protection Organization (NPPO) under the terms ot the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC). The …

5695) Poland: phytosanitary restriction, requirements and prohibitions

Phytosanitary import requirements are laid down in the law on the Act on the protection of plants against pests and …

5696) Description and structure of NPPO of Latvia

State Plant Protection Service of Latvia performs official control and surveillance in the field of free movement of plant protection …

5697) Pest list

As a member of the European Union, Denmark implements the EU plant health legislation.

5698) PHILIPPINES: International Ports of Entry

The Bureau of Plant Industry - Plant Quarantine Service is present in all major airports and seaports in the Philippines. …

5699) Republic of Indonesia, Law number 16 of 1992, Animal, Fish and Plant Quarantine

Law no.16 the year of 1992, concerning animal, fish and plant quarantine. This is the legal basic for develop the …

5700) Designated entry points

The Uganda National Plant Protection Organisation (NPPO) has designated entry points for plants, plant products and other articles are only …