1. DECIDUOUS COORDINATING MEETING 2007/08 EXPORT SEASON
Mike Holtzhausen
Directorate Agricultural Product Inspection Services, Pretoria

2. Introduction
Phytosanitary measures are required by NPPO of the importing country
Directives, protocols, bi-lateral agreements and permits
NPPO in the exporting responsible for phyto verification and certification

3. One of our enemies
Picture of the enemy
FCM
Cold treatment of 22 days

4. OPEN PHYTOSANITARY CERTIFICATES
No Additional declaration is required:
APS quality assurance requirement is used
PPECB Quality certificate is required
DoA, APIS issue official phytosanitary certificate
Additional declaration space on the certificate is cancalled

5. ADDITIONAL DECLARATION REQUIRED
Specific declaration wrt quarantine pest/s required by importing country:
Phytosanitary procedures:
Draw representative sample (2%);
Inspection;
Inspection results;
Interception - inspection report stating reason
Acceptance – phytosanitary certificate + AD

6. POST HARVEST MITIGATION TREATMENTS
Cold treatment
Pre cooling
Fruit pulp at specified temperature for a specified period
Refrigeration + fumigation
Fumigation executed by registered service provider
Irradiation
Other

7. IRAN
In those cases where no permits can be obtained phytosanitary evaluation and certification shall be based on known phytosanitary requirements
This include mitigation treatments;
Exporter to take responsibility to provide detail of importer and entry into

8. INDONESIA Phytosanitary certification ;
Based on provision of a Quality certificate;
No additional declaration shall be made
Cold treatment detail to be specified on the phytosanitary certificate.
PPECB temperature certificates shall be attached to the phytosanitary certificate as an addendum (ISPM 12);

9. SHARED RESPONSIBILITY
Scientists
Other Service
Providers
Regulators
NPPO +
Assignees
Market access
& maintenance
Producers
Exporter / Importers