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: June 206 with harmful organisms: 246 Data extracted on: 04/07/206 *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 Country of Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM ANNUUM TEPHRITIDAE COLOCASIA ESCULENTA VAR. ANTIQUORUM BEMISIA TABACI GARCINIA TINCTORIA TEPHRITIDAE MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE 2 BANGLADESH MOMORDICA CHARANTIA TEPHRITIDAE MOMORDICA COCHINCHINENSIS THRIPIDAE 2 MOMORDICA SP. THRIPIDAE 3 SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPIDAE 2 TRICHOSANTHES CUCUMERINA TRICHOSANTHES CUCUMERINA VAR. ANGUINA BACTROCERA SP. 2 TEPHRITIDAE 4 BACTROCERA SP. TEPHRITIDAE 3
2 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism TRICHOSANTHES DIOICA TEPHRITIDAE 3 BANGLADESH TRICHOSANTHES SP. BACTROCERA SP. TEPHRITIDAE BANGLADESH Sum:* 28 BRAZIL CITRUS LATIFOLIA PSEUDOCOCCIDAE XANTHOMONAS CITRI SUBSP. CITRI 5 BRAZIL Sum:* 6 BURKINA FASO MANGIFERA INDICA BACTROCERA DORSALIS 3 TEPHRITIDAE 0 BURKINA FASO Sum:* 3 CAPSICUM TEPHRITIDAE CAMBODIA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS BACTROCERA LATIFRONS CAPSICUM SP. BACTROCERA LATIFRONS CAMBODIA Sum:* 3 CAMEROON PHYLLOSTICTA CITRICARPA CITRUS MAXIMA TEPHRITIDAE MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE 9 PASSIFLORA EDULIS TEPHRITIDAE PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK MILICIA EXCELSA ELATERIDAE
3 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAMEROON Sum:* 3 CHILE SEEDS HELIANTHUS ANNUUS INSECTA ZEA MAYS INSECTA 2 CUCUMIS MELO FUNGI 2 CHILE Sum:* 5 CHINA NOT YET PLANTED CYCAS REVOLUTA AULACASPIS YASUMATSUI VERONICELLIDAE ARANEAE OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES PALMAE PSOCOPTERA CHINA Sum:* 4 COLOMBIA GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE COLOMBIA Sum:* 2 COSTA RICA MONARDA SP. BEMISIA TABACI COSTA RICA Sum:* COTE D'IVOIRE MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE 7 COTE D'IVOIRE Sum:* 7 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE
4 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MOMORDICA SP. THRIPIDAE SOLANUM MELONGENA THYSANOPTERA Sum:* 3 LIRIOMYZA SP. ECUADOR ERYNGIUM SP. NOCTUIDAE SPODOPTERA FRUGIPERDA GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS 5 ECUADOR Sum:* 8 EGYPT CITRUS SINENSIS COCCIDAE TEPHRITIDAE 3 OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM DIPTERA EGYPT Sum:* 5 ETHIOPIA LAVANDULA SP. BEMISIA TABACI 2 ETHIOPIA Sum:* 2 GAMBIA CAPSICUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE GAMBIA Sum:*
5 GUINEA Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE GUINEA Sum:* ROSA SP. NOCTUIDAE SPODOPTERA LITURA INDIA ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS THRIPIDAE COCCINIA GRANDIS TEPHRITIDAE 2 LAGENARIA SICERARIA TEPHRITIDAE INDIA Sum:* 6 ISRAEL ANISODONTEA SP. BEMISIA TABACI GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII LISIANTHUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI CORIANDRUM SATIVUM LIRIOMYZA SP. OCIMUM BEMISIA TABACI OCIMUM BASILICUM BEMISIA TABACI 2 ISRAEL Sum:* 7 JAMAICA ALLIUM FISTULOSUM LIRIOMYZA SP. CAPSICUM SP. SPODOPTERA SP. JAMAICA Sum:* 2
6 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism JORDAN CORCHORUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI JORDAN Sum:* KENYA CHRYSANTHEMUM SP. THRIPIDAE ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS CAPSICUM ANNUUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 2 MANGIFERA SP. STERNOCHETUS MANGIFERAE KENYA Sum:* 5 DENDROBIUM HYBRIDS THRIPS PALMI LIMNOPHILA SP. BEMISIA TABACI CORCHORUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC LIMNOPHILA AROMATICA BEMISIA TABACI MANIHOT ESCULENTA LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII OCIMUM AMERICANUM LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII POLYGONUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Sum:* 7
7 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism LEBANON CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI LEBANON Sum:* AVERRHOA BACTROCERA SP. MALAYSIA AVERRHOA CARAMBOLA BACTROCERA SP. TEPHRITIDAE OCIMUM TENUIFLORUM BEMISIA TABACI LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE MALAYSIA Sum:* 5 BACTROCERA DORSALIS 3 MALI MANGIFERA INDICA CERATITIS CAPITATA CERATITIS COSYRA 3 TEPHRITIDAE 48 MALI Sum:* 55 MAURITIUS PSIDIUM GUAJAVA TEPHRITIDAE MAURITIUS Sum:* PAKISTAN LUFFA ACUTANGULA THRIPIDAE PAKISTAN Sum:* SOUTH AFRICA CITRUS SINENSIS THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA
8 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* SOLANUM MACROCARPON SPODOPTERA ERIDANIA SURINAME SYZYGIUM JAMBOS TEPHRITIDAE VIGNA SP. SPODOPTERA ERIDANIA SURINAME Sum:* 3 TANZANIA LAVANDULA SP. BEMISIA TABACI 2 CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA TANZANIA Sum:* 3 THAILAND DENDROBIUM SPODOPTERA LITURA MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE 4 OCIMUM TENUIFLORUM LIRIOMYZA SP. THAILAND Sum:* 6 TOGO ANNONA MURICATA TEPHRITIDAE OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES HIBISCUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI TOGO Sum:* 2 UGANDA ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS 2 ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS LEPIDOPTERA ANNONA MURICATA TEPHRITIDAE 2
9 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM ANNUUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 3 CAPSICUM CHINENSE LEPIDOPTERA UGANDA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS LEPIDOPTERA CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 3 CORDIA GRANDIS TORTRICIDAE MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE MOMORDICA CHARANTIA TEPHRITIDAE UGANDA Sum:* 6 UKRAINE PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE CONIFERAE COLEOPTERA UKRAINE Sum:* ARACHNIDA FORMICIDAE UNITED STATES PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK JUGLANS NIGRA HELICIDAE LEPIDOPTERA UNITED STATES Sum:* 4 AMARANTHUS SP. THRIPIDAE VIETNAM ANNONA MURICATA TEPHRITIDAE ANNONA SP. TEPHRITIDAE 2 VIETNAM Sum:* 4 ZIMBABWE ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA
10 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism ZIMBABWE Sum:* 2 Plants and produce, total Sum:* 235 Objects Country of Object Harmful Organism CHINA WOODEN CRATE APRIONA GERMARI WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL WOOD PALLET CERAMBYCIDAE COLEOPTERA NEMATODA ANOPLOPHORA ANTHRIBIDAE CERAMBYCIDAE 2 INSECTA SIRICIDAE XYLEBORUS SP. 4 XYLOSANDRUS SP. 2 CHINA Sum:* 6 WOODEN CRATE SINOXYLON INDIA WOOD PALLET SINOXYLON INDIA Sum:* 2 INDONESIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SINOXYLON SP. INDONESIA Sum:* RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOOD PALLET APHELENCHOIDES BURSAPHELENCHUS XYLOPHILUS 3
11 Object Harmful Organism RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sum:* 4 VIETNAM WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SINOXYLON SP. VIETNAM Sum:* Objects, total Sum:* 24
12 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: June 206 Interceptions for reasons other than presence of harmful organism(s): 538 Data extracted on: 04/07/206 *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 Country of ALBANIA Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception ALREADY PLANTED OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES WASHINGTONIA ROBUSTA SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ALBANIA Sum:* 2 ALGERIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES OTHERS(!) SOLANUM TUBEROSUM PINALES SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ALGERIA Sum:* 2 ARGENTINA CITRUS LIMON CITRUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PLANT PRODUCTS :! OTHERS PRUNUS DOMESTICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE ARGENTINA Sum:* 3
13 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception AUSTRALIA ALREADY PLANTED NOT YET PLANTED SEEDS ACTINIDIA DELICIOSA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS CEPHALOTUS FOLLICULARIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CYNODON DACTYLON PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT AUSTRALIA Sum:* 5 BANGLADESH CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION BANGLADESH Sum:* 2 BELARUS PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK LARIX SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT BELARUS Sum:* BRAZIL SEEDS OTHERS(!) PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) ZEA MAYS CITRUS LATIFOLIA CITRUS SINENSIS CITRUS X LIMETTA PINALES PINUS SP. PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS BRAZIL Sum:* 0 3
14 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception CAMEROON CAPSICUM CAPSICUM ANNUUM CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE CAMEROON Sum:* 3 CANARY ISLANDS CANARY ISLANDS ALREADY PLANTED PLANT PRODUCTS :! OTHERS CACTACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOIL OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS Sum:* 2 CHILE NOT YET PLANTED MALUS DOMESTICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT JUANIA AUSTRALIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT LOPHOSORIA QUADRIPINNATA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CHILE Sum:* 3 CHINA SEEDS PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE PHALAENOPSIS SP. HELIANTHUS ANNUUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MIXED FOREST PLANTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CHINA Sum:* 3 COLOMBIA MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION COLOMBIA Sum:*
15 CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES MANIHOT ESCULENTA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT Sum:* COSTA RICA NOT YET PLANTED SENECIO SP. CARYOTA MITIS CHRYSALIDOCARPUS FICUS BENJAMINA LICUALA GRANDIS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS COSTA RICA Sum:* 5 ALTERNANTHERA CARDINALIS NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT BACOPA MONNIERI NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT ECHINODORUS SP. NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT COTE D'IVOIRE AQUATIC PLANTS GYMNOCORONIS NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT HYDROCOTYLE LEUCOCEPHALA NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT HYGROPHILA NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT HYGROPHILA ROSANERVIS NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT
16 COTE D'IVOIRE Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception AQUATIC PLANTS HYGROPHILA SP. LUDWIGIA SP. NOMAPHILA STRICTA POGOSTEMON SP. ROTALA ROTUNDIFOLIA NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION : PERMITTED QUANTITY EXCEEDED FOR IMPORT COTE D'IVOIRE Sum:* 2 CUBA CITRUS LATIFOLIA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE CUBA Sum:* EGYPT OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE CITRUS SINENSIS VITIS SP. SOLANUM TUBEROSUM PICEA OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS EGYPT Sum:* CHRYSANTHEMUM ETHIOPIA CHRYSANTHEMUM GYPSOPHILA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE 2
17 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception GYPSOPHILA SP. ETHIOPIA ROSA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE 2 PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS ETHIOPIA Sum:* 8 GHANA CAPSICUM ANNUUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT GHANA Sum:* 2 GUATEMALA ALOE VERA GUATEMALA Sum:* SEEDS SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT INDIA MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION MANGIFERA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT INDIA Sum:* 6 INDONESIA AQUATIC PLANTS AQUARIUM PLANTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT INDONESIA Sum:*
18 IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception PRODUCTS : STORED PRODUCTS NOT CAPABLE OF GERMINATING CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA Sum:* ISRAEL ROSA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT OCIMUM OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS ISRAEL Sum:* 3 DIEFFENBACHIA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED NEPETA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED ORIGANUM KENYA CHRYSANTHEMUM SP. GYPSOPHILA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED SOLIDAGO SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MANGIFERA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT KENYA Sum:* 7 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
19 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC MANIHOT ESCULENTA PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS OCIMUM AMERICANUM PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Sum:* 3 LEBANON PRUNUS CERASUS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS LEBANON Sum:* MALAYSIA ORCHIDACEAE MALAYSIA Sum:* MALI MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE MALI Sum:* 3 3 MEXICO SEEDS TRITICUM AESTIVUM OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS MEXICO Sum:* MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF CITRUS LIMON MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF Sum:* NEW ZEALAND NOT YET PLANTED FEIJOA SELLOWIANA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT NEW ZEALAND Sum:*
20 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception PAKISTAN MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT:COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED PAKISTAN Sum:* 2 PERU OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM! OTHERS 3 PERU Sum:* 3 PHILIPPINES TILLANDSIA USNEOIDES PHILIPPINES Sum:* SEEDS PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 MIXED FOREST PLANTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 6 ABIES SP.! OTHERS LARIX PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK LARIX SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION! OTHERS 2 PICEA ABIES PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PICEA SP. TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS
21 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK PICEA SP.! OTHERS PINUS SYLVESTRIS Sum:* 33 2 SIERRA LEONE OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES MANIHOT ESCULENTA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED SIERRA LEONE Sum:* CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS SINENSIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SINGAPORE SEEDS CITRUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PRUNUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 5 SINGAPORE Sum:* 9 SOUTH AFRICA CITRUS CITRUS PARADISI CITRUS SINENSIS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 4 2 SRI LANKA FICUS SP. SRI LANKA Sum:* SURINAME CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED
22 SURINAME Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception CITRUS AURANTIUM MANGIFERA INDICA OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED SURINAME Sum:* 3 BISMARCKIA TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS ALREADY PLANTED BOUGAINVILLEA SP. TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS NURSERY STOCK PLANTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT NOT YET PLANTED HORTICULTURAL PLANTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT COFFEA HOYA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT THAILAND SEEDS CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT UNDERGROUND ORGANS ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT AMORPHOPHALLUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ORCHIDACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 APIUM GRAVEOLENS PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED THAILAND Sum:* 6 TOGO CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE TOGO Sum:*
23 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception TUNISIA PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE PINALES SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS TUNISIA Sum:* 3 3 TURKEY NOT YET PLANTED SEEDS OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES HIBISCUS SP. JUGLANS REGIA! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT VITIS VITIS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 6 TURKEY Sum:* 23 UKRAINE AQUATIC PLANTS SEEDS RHODOBRYUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ORYZA SATIVA SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 UKRAINE Sum:* 4 UNITED STATES ALREADY PLANTED ALOE SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT IPOMOEA BATATAS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PLUMERIA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT RUBUS SP.
24 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception HOSTA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT NOT YET PLANTED RUBUS IDAEUS TILLANDSIA USNEOIDES PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ALLIUM CEPA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAPSICUM ANNUUM CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HELIANTHUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT UNITED STATES SEEDS PETUNIA X HYBRIDA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT PHASEOLUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT! OTHERS PHASEOLUS VULGARIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM! OTHERS ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 OTHER LIVING PLANTS : POLLEN PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK ZEA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 JUNIPERUS ASHEI PINUS SP. POPULUS SP. QUERCUS ALBA OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS UNITED STATES Sum:* 27
25 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception VIETNAM PASSIFLORA EDULIS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS PSIDIUM GUAJAVA PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES CITRUS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS VIETNAM Sum:* 4 Plants and produce, total Sum:* 239 Objects Country of Object Reason of interception AFGHANISTAN SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS AFGHANISTAN Sum:* ALBANIA WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ALBANIA Sum:* ANGOLA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ANGOLA Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS AUSTRALIA WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS AUSTRALIA Sum:* 2 BELARUS WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 7 WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 6
26 Country of Object Reason of interception BELARUS Sum:* 6 DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS BRAZIL WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS BRAZIL Sum:* 3! OTHERS! OTHERS CANADA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CANADA Sum:* 2 DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2! OTHERS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CHINA WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 CHINA Sum:* 22 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Sum:* DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 EGYPT WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 7 EGYPT Sum:* 9 ETHIOPIA DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ETHIOPIA Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS GEORGIA WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS GEORGIA Sum:* 2
27 Object Reason of interception HONG KONG WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS HONG KONG Sum:* DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS INDIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2! OTHERS INDIA Sum:* 9 INDONESIA WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS INDONESIA Sum:* IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Sum:* ISRAEL WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 ISRAEL Sum:* 2 KAZAKHSTAN WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS KAZAKHSTAN Sum:* MALI WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS MALI Sum:* WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS MEXICO WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS MEXICO Sum:* 2 MOROCCO DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS MOROCCO Sum:*
28 Object Reason of interception NORWAY WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS NORWAY Sum:* OMAN WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS OMAN Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 PAKISTAN WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 PAKISTAN Sum:* 4 DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 74 WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 6 PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 37 SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 58 WOOD PALLET PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 4 PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sum:* 8 SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOUTH AFRICA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 3 SRI LANKA WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SRI LANKA Sum:* THAILAND WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
29 Country of Object Reason of interception THAILAND Sum:* TUNISIA WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS TUNISIA Sum:* DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 TURKEY OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 7 TURKEY Sum:* 3 DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS UKRAINE WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 8 UKRAINE Sum:* 4 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED ARAB EMIRATES DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Sum:* DUNNAGE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS! OTHERS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS PACKING MATERIALS! OTHERS UNITED STATES WOODEN CRATE SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 0 WOOD PALLET SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 9! OTHERS UNITED STATES Sum:* 29 Objects, total Sum:* 330
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