3341) The IPPC Secretariat meets with SSAFE to discuss possible future cooperation

Photo credit: © FAO/ Laura Vicaria-Lopez

3342) About / Core Activities / Implementation & Capacity Development / Implementation and Capacity Development Projects / STDF Rolling out Systems Approach Globally

Rolling out Systems Approach Globally: Sharing tools for enhanced application of Systems Approach and market negotiation on plant pest risk …

3343) Bactrocera dorsalis (Oriental Fruit Fly): APHIS Establishes a Quarantine in Sacramento and Yolo County, California.

For full report, please visit the NAPPO Phytosanitary Alert System (https://www.pestalerts.org).

3344) Anastrepha ludens (Mexican Fruit Fly): APHIS Removes Quarantine Areas in Texas and California

For full report, please visit the NAPPO Phytosanitary Alert System (https://www.pestalerts.org).

3345) Reality - the phytosanitary risks associated with the internet trade

Sales of plants and plant products ordered through the internet (e-commerce) has increased significantly in the years since the IPPC …

3346) 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 …

3347) Attention to SPAM email!

Please be aware that some IPPC user has received SPAM emails that seems coming from the [email protected] or from other …

3348) New Zealand funding to support upcoming meeting on e-certification

Row of computersThe issuance of phytosanitary certificates is one of the key responsibilities of National Plant Protection Organizations. In 2009, …

3349) MOA/AQSIQ/SFA Joint Announcement No.1902： Include Chalara fraxineaT. Kowalski in the List of Quarantine Pests of the People’s Republic of China of the Entry of Plants

3350) Update to the detection of Verticillium stripe of canola (Verticillium longisporum) in Canada

The CFIA is formally notifying that Verticillium longisporum is widely distributed in Canada. The regulation of V. longisporum is not …