Interceptions of commodities imported into the EU or Switzerland with harmful organism(s) Plants or produce
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1 Interceptions of commodities imported into the EU or Switzerland with harmful organism(s) EUROPHYT- European Union Notification System For Plant Health Interceptions Notified during the month of: April 207 with harmful organisms: 8 Data extracted on: 03/05/207 *The sums indicated do not necessarily correspond to the number of interception notifications sent by EUROPHYT to the exporting country. One notification may contain of several plants or harmful organisms shown individually in the tables. Plants or produce ALGERIA Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism APIUM GRAVEOLENS LIRIOMYZA SP. ALGERIA Sum:* BANGLADESH TRICHOSANTHES CUCUMERINA TEPHRITIDAE BANGLADESH Sum:* BRAZIL MANGIFERA INDICA ANASTREPHA FRATERCULUS BRAZIL Sum:* BURKINA FASO CYPERUS ESCULENTUS MANGIFERA INDICA EPHESTIA KUEHNIELLA PLODIA INTERPUNCTELLA BACTROCERA DORSALIS CERATITIS COSYRA BURKINA FASO Sum:* 4
2 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAMBODIA MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THRIPS PALMI THYSANOPTERA CAMBODIA Sum:* 2 CAMEROON CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS TEPHRITIDAE MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE 2 CAMEROON Sum:* 3 CHINA SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE PINALES XYLEBORINUS CHINA Sum:* 2 CONGO CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS CERATITIS CAPITATA CONGO Sum:* CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS TEPHRITIDAE Sum:* COSTA RICA CUTTINGS HELIOPSIS BEMISIA TABACI COSTA RICA Sum:* DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THRIPS PALMI PSIDIUM GUAJAVA TEPHRITIDAE
3 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism SOLANUM MELONGENA ANTHONOMUS EUGENII Sum:* 3 ECUADOR FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS 3 ECUADOR Sum:* 3 CAPSICUM ANNUUM BEMISIA EGYPT PSIDIUM GUAJAVA CERATITIS CAPITATA SOLANUM TUBEROSUM GLOBODERA ROSTOCHIENSIS EGYPT Sum:* 3 CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI INDIA PSIDIUM GUAJAVA BACTROCERA ZONATA TEPHRITIDAE ZIZIPHUS BACTROCERA DORSALIS INDIA Sum:* 4 ISRAEL FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE SOLIDAGO SP. LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII CITRUS RETICULATA SENSU STRICTO THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA OCIMUM BASILICUM BEMISIA TABACI ORIGANUM VULGARE HEMIPTERA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE
4 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism ISRAEL Sum:* 5 JORDAN CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI JORDAN Sum:* KENYA CUTTINGS AJUGA REPTANS BEMISIA TABACI 2 CAPSICUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 2 CAPSICUM ANNUUM TORTRICIDAE CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA KENYA Sum:* 6 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS BACTROCERA LATIFRONS BACTROCERA SP. OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES ERYNGIUM BEMISIA TABACI 2 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Sum:* 4 MALAYSIA NOT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE NOMAPHILA SIAMENSIS BEMISIA TABACI DENDROBIUM SP. THRIPS PALMI AVERRHOA BACTROCERA CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI
5 MALAYSIA Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE MALAYSIA Sum:* 5 MALI MANGIFERA INDICA CERATITIS COSYRA 2 TEPHRITIDAE 2 MALI Sum:* 4 MAURITIUS TRICHOSANTHES TEPHRITIDAE MAURITIUS Sum:* MEXICO SOLANUM BACTERICERA COCKERELLI SOLANUM MELONGENA BEMISIA SOLANUM MELONGENA VAR. SERPENTINUM BEMISIA MEXICO Sum:* 3 MOROCCO SALVIA BEMISIA TABACI MOROCCO Sum:* MOZAMBIQUE CAPSICUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA MOZAMBIQUE Sum:* NIGERIA ALREADY PLANTED VERNONIA AMYGDALINA BEMISIA TABACI CAPSICUM ANNUUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI
6 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism HIBISCUS BEMISIA TABACI RUMEX BEMISIA TABACI NIGERIA RUMEX ACETOSA BEMISIA TABACI SOLANUM BEMISIA TABACI SOLANUM MACROCARPON BEMISIA TABACI 3 TELFAIRIA OCCIDENTALIS BEMISIA TABACI 2 VERNONIA AMYGDALINA BEMISIA TABACI 4 NIGERIA Sum:* 6 PAKISTAN MANILKARA ZAPOTA TEPHRITIDAE 2 PAKISTAN Sum:* 2 ANDEAN POTATO LATENT VIRUS ARRACACHA VIRUS B POTATO VIRUS A PERU OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM POTATO VIRUS V POTATO VIRUS X POTATO VIRUS Y POTATO YELLOWING VIRUS SYNCHYTRIUM ENDOBIOTICUM PERU Sum:* 8
7 SENEGAL Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM TEPHRITIDAE SENEGAL Sum:* SRI LANKA MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THRIPS PALMI SRI LANKA Sum:* CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS SPODOPTERA FRUGIPERDA 2 SURINAME CESTRUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI SOLANUM MACROCARPON SPODOPTERA ERIDANIA SURINAME Sum:* 4 TANZANIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS TANZANIA Sum:* THAILAND FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DENDROBIUM SP. THRIPS PALMI BRASSICA SP. SPODOPTERA LITURA IPOMOEA AQUATICA BEMISIA TABACI THAILAND Sum:* 3 UGANDA CUTTINGS SUTERA SP. THRIPIDAE CAPSICUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 4 TEPHRITIDAE CAPSICUM ANNUUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 2
8 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM CHINENSE THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 3 UGANDA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS TEPHRITIDAE STERNOCHETUS MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE 2 UGANDA Sum:* 5 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED ARAB EMIRATES CITRONCIRUS XANTHOMONAS CITRI SUBSP. CITRI Sum:* UNITED STATES PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK QUERCUS ALBA DIPTERA UNITED STATES Sum:* ZIMBABWE CAPSICUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 3 ZIMBABWE Sum:* 3 Plants and produce, total Sum:* 7 Objects Object Harmful Organism BELARUS WOODEN CRATE BURSAPHELENCHUS MUCRONATUS SEINURA SP. BELARUS Sum:* 2 CHINA DUNNAGE BURSAPHELENCHUS MUCRONATUS INSECTA
9 Object Harmful Organism CHINA! OTHERS CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL BOSTRICHIDAE WOOD PALLET BETHYLIDAE BOSTRICHIDAE PENTATOMIDAE XYLEBORINUS SP. 3 CHINA Sum:* 0 EGYPT SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM GLOBODERA ROSTOCHIENSIS EGYPT Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SINOXYLON INDIA WOOD PALLET SINOXYLON ANALE INDIA Sum:* 2 INDONESIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SINOXYLON INDONESIA Sum:* Objects, total Sum:* 6
10 Interceptions of commodities imported into the EU or Switzerland for reasons other than presence of harmful organism(s) EUROPHYT- European Union Notification System For Plant Health Interceptions Notified during the month of: April 207 Interceptions for reasons other than presence of harmful organism(s): 556 Data extracted on: 03/05/207 *The sums indicated do not necessarily correspond to the number of interception notifications sent by EUROPHYT to the exporting country. One notification may contain due to several reasons other than the presence of harmful organismsshown individually in the tables. Plants or produce AUSTRALIA CAPSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MEDICAGO SATIVA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT TREES RETAINING FOLIAGE MURRAYA KOENIGII PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT AUSTRALIA Sum:* 3 BANGLADESH CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 SOLANUM MELONGENA VAR. SERPENTINUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT BANGLADESH Sum:* 4 BRAZIL CUTTINGS PACHYSTACHYS SP. PORTULACA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED
11 BRAZIL CUTTINGS SALVIA CITRUS LATIFOLIA BRAZIL Sum:* 6 2 CAPSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM CITROFORTUNELLA MICROCARPA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 6 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM SOLANACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 7 Sum:* 26 BURKINA FASO PHASEOLUS VULGARIS MISSING BURKINA FASO Sum:* CAMBODIA MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAMBODIA Sum:* CAMEROON PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE PINALES CAMEROON Sum:* CANADA PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 ACER SACCHARUM CANADA Sum:* 3
12 CUTTINGS OPUNTIA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED CANARY ISLANDS CANARY ISLANDS NOT ALOE VERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MUSA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT Sum:* 3 CHILE PRUNUS DOMESTICA! OTHERS CHILE Sum:* ADENIUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ALREADY PLANTED FICUS MICROCARPA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE CHINA CUTTINGS NOT PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE LAURUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHALAENOPSIS MISSING PAEONIA SUFFRUTICOSA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 CITRUS SINENSIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PINALES CHINA Sum:* 9 COLOMBIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DIANTHUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS LATIFOLIA COLOMBIA Sum:* 2
13 CONGO CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE CONGO Sum:* CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK KHAYA SP.! OTHERS CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF Sum:* 3 COSTA RICA NOT AGLAONEMA COMMUTATUM MISSING COSTA RICA Sum:* 2 2 COTE D'IVOIRE MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE COTE D'IVOIRE Sum:* DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Sum:* 2 ECUADOR FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA SP. MISSING
14 ECUADOR FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE SOLIDAGO SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED ECUADOR Sum:* 3 CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PSIDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT EGYPT SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES VITIS VINIFERA SOLANUM TUBEROSUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS EGYPT Sum:* 2 GHANA MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT GHANA Sum:* GUATEMALA CUTTINGS NOT PETUNIA SP. PHALAENOPSIS SP. SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM MISSING MISSING GUATEMALA Sum:* 3 HONG KONG CAPSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 9
15 HONG KONG Sum:* 9 CUTTINGS MUSA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE INDIA MANGIFERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 MANGIFERA INDICA MISSING PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 2 OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES MURRAYA SP. OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT INDIA Sum:* 2 INDONESIA CUTTINGS NOT HAKONECHLOA MURRAYA SP. INDONESIA Sum:* 2 IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) ALREADY PLANTED PISTACIA VERA TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS! OTHERS CITRUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT Sum:* 3 ISRAEL OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES VITIS ISRAEL Sum:*
16 JAPAN BONSAI ILEX PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION JAPAN Sum:* 2 VITIS VINIFERA JORDAN OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES VITIS VINIFERA! OTHERS JORDAN Sum:* 3 KENYA MANGIFERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT KENYA Sum:* KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, REPUBLIC OF NOT CHAENOMELES JAPONICA CRATAEGUS SP. PYRACANTHA ANGUSTIFOLIA CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT Sum:* 4 LEBANON CUTTINGS LAURUS MISSING PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE LEBANON Sum:* 2 MADAGASCAR NOT CYMBOPOGON CITRATUS
17 MADAGASCAR Sum:* MALAYSIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DENDRANTHEMA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ROSA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MURRAYA KOENIGII MALAYSIA Sum:* 3 MAURITIUS FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ORCHIDACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MAURITIUS Sum:* MOROCCO FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE CHRYSANTHEMUM SP. MISSING PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED MOROCCO Sum:* 2 NEW ZEALAND UNDERGROUND ORGANS ZEA MAYS SUBSP. SACCHARATA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION IPOMOEA BATATAS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT NEW ZEALAND Sum:* 2 NIGERIA UNDERGROUND ORGANS PLANTAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAPSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
18 NIGERIA Sum:* 3 NORWAY NOT PLANTAE NORWAY Sum:* PERU FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES MURRAYA PANICULATA MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT:COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED SOLANUM TUBEROSUM! OTHERS PERU Sum:* 3 PHILIPPINES MANGIFERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHILIPPINES Sum:* 2 SEED POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES VITIS PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE MIXED FOREST PLANTS 86 RUSSIAN FEDERATION LARIX LARIX RUSSICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK LARIX SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE 2 PICEA
19 RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK PINALES PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PINUS SYLVESTRIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION Sum:* 96 SENEGAL ZEA MAYS CAPSICUM SP. MISSING NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT SENEGAL Sum:* 2 SERBIA NOT MALUS DOMESTICA MESPILUS SP. PYRUS COMMUNIS SERBIA Sum:* 3 SOUTH AFRICA ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PASSIFLORA EDULIS SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE MISSING SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 3 SRI LANKA MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SRI LANKA Sum:* TAIWAN CUTTINGS MAXILLARIA SP. PHALAENOPSIS HYBRIDS
20 TAIWAN NOT UNKNOWN / INCONNU (UNIDENTIFIED SPECIES) PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT TAIWAN Sum:* 3 TANZANIA CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED TANZANIA Sum:* ALREADY PLANTED CUTTINGS NOT ORCHIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT AGLAONEMA SP. ARECA CATECHU PLUMERIA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT THAILAND FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE TILLANDSIA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ORCHIDACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 CITRUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MANGIFERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 4 MOMORDICA CHARANTIA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PSIDIUM GUAJAVA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT THAILAND Sum:* 9 TOGO CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
21 TOGO Sum:* TUNISIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE ROSA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PINALES TUNISIA Sum:* 2 MALUS ALREADY PLANTED RUBUS VITIS VINIFERA JASMINUM POLYANTHUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PASSIFLORA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT NOT PRUNUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT TURKEY VITIS VINIFERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS MISSING SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DIANTHUS CARYOPHYLLUS VITIS VINIFERA MISSING CITRUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
22 TURKEY OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES PUNICA GRANATUM VITIS VITIS VINIFERA TURKEY Sum:* UGANDA CUTTINGS NOT EUPHORBIA PULCHERRIMA PENNISETUM SP. MURRAYA KOENIGII UGANDA Sum:* 3 UKRAINE ALREADY PLANTED PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK RUBUS VITIS ZEA MAYS PICEA PINALES PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS UKRAINE Sum:* 7 2 UNITED STATES ALREADY PLANTED CUTTINGS NOT THEOBROMA BICOLOR PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CESTRUM SP. HIBISCUS SYRIACUS BROMELIA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
23 CACTACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT NOT CHAMAEROPS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HORTICULTURAL PLANTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MUSCARI ARMENIACUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ALLIUM CEPA AGGREGATUM TYPES PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAPSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 UNITED STATES CITRULLUS LANATUS CUCUMIS MELO! OTHERS! OTHERS CUCUMIS MELO VAR. FLEXUOSUS HELIANTHUS ANNUUS! OTHERS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHASEOLUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 PHASEOLUS COCCINEUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM (DIRECT- SEEDED) PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 6 UNDERGROUND ORGANS ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 5 PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE CANNA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
24 UNITED STATES PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK CITRUS RETICULATA (S.L.) FRAXINUS FRAXINUS AMERICANA PINALES QUERCUS ALBA MISSING NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS UNITED STATES Sum:* UZBEKISTAN PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK PINALES UZBEKISTAN Sum:* VIETNAM ALREADY PLANTED NOT UNDERGROUND ORGANS ORCHIDACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ORNAMENTAL PLANTS FICUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) UNKNOWN / INCONNU (UNIDENTIFIED SPECIES) PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ANNONA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 6 CITRUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 MALUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 MANGIFERA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2
25 MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 MOMORDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PASSIFLORA EDULIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION VIETNAM PASSIFLORA INCARNATA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED PSIDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PSIDIUM GUAJAVA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 SYZYGIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT VIETNAM Sum:* 29 ZIMBABWE NOT PLANTAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION ZIMBABWE Sum:* 2 Plants and produce, total Sum:* 394 Objects Object Reason of interception ALBANIA WOOD PALLET ALBANIA Sum:* ALGERIA WOOD PALLET TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS
26 Object Reason of interception ALGERIA Sum:* ARMENIA WOOD PALLET ARMENIA Sum:* AUSTRALIA WOOD PALLET AUSTRALIA Sum:* WOODEN CRATE 3 BELARUS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL WOOD PALLET 5 BELARUS Sum:* 9 BRAZIL WOOD PALLET TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS BRAZIL Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS 2 CANADA WOOD PALLET CANADA Sum:* 3 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL CANARY ISLANDS CANARY ISLANDS WOOD PALLET TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS Sum:* 3 DUNNAGE 2 WOODEN CRATE CHINA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 7! OTHERS WOOD PALLET 6 TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS CHINA Sum:* 8
27 Object Reason of interception 7 EGYPT WOOD PALLET TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS 0 EGYPT Sum:* 27 SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT WOODEN CRATE 2 INDIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 3 WOOD PALLET 3 INDIA Sum:* 9 INDONESIA WOOD PALLET INDONESIA Sum:* IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL Sum:* IRAQ SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM IRAQ Sum:* 3 ISRAEL WOOD PALLET! OTHERS ISRAEL Sum:* 4 JAPAN DUNNAGE JAPAN Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL KAZAKHSTAN WOOD PALLET KAZAKHSTAN Sum:* 2
28 Object Reason of interception KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, REPUBLIC OF WOOD PALLET Sum:* MALAYSIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 2 MALAYSIA Sum:* 2 MARSHALL ISLANDS MARSHALL ISLANDS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL Sum:* MEXICO WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL MEXICO Sum:* NAMIBIA WOOD PALLET NAMIBIA Sum:* NEW ZEALAND WOODEN CRATE NEW ZEALAND Sum:* NIGERIA WOODEN CRATE NIGERIA Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL NORWAY WOOD PALLET 2 NORWAY Sum:* 3 DUNNAGE 6 RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOODEN CRATE WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 3
29 Object Reason of interception RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOOD PALLET 49 Sum:* 69 DUNNAGE SAUDI ARABIA SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT WOOD PALLET 2 SAUDI ARABIA Sum:* 4 SERBIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SERBIA Sum:* TAIWAN WOOD PALLET TAIWAN Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL THAILAND WOOD PALLET THAILAND Sum:* 2 TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL Sum:* TUNISIA SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT TUNISIA Sum:* TURKEY WOOD PALLET 5 TURKEY Sum:* 5 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 3 UKRAINE WOOD PALLET 8 UKRAINE Sum:*
30 Object Reason of interception DUNNAGE NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS PACKING MATERIALS WOODEN CRATE UNITED STATES NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS 3 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 9 TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS WOOD PALLET 8 TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS UNITED STATES Sum:* 36 UZBEKISTAN WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL UZBEKISTAN Sum:* WOODEN CRATE VIETNAM WOOD PALLET VIETNAM Sum:* 2 ZIMBABWE SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM 2 ZIMBABWE Sum:* 2 Objects, total Sum:* 23
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