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: December 207 with harmful organisms: 68 Data extracted on: 03/0/208 *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 ANGOLA Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS HELICOVERPA ARMIGERA ANGOLA Sum:* BRAZIL MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE BRAZIL Sum:* CAMBODIA CAPSICUM ANNUUM BACTROCERA CAMBODIA Sum:* CUCUMIS MELO ACIDOVORAX CITRULLI CHINA CITRUS MAXIMA TEPHRITIDAE XANTHOMONAS CITRI SUBSP. CITRI 2 CHINA Sum:* 4
2 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THRIPIDAE THYSANOPTERA SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPIDAE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Sum:* 3 ECUADOR OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS ECUADOR Sum:* EGYPT CAPSICUM BEMISIA TABACI OCIMUM LIRIOMYZA EGYPT Sum:* 2 GHANA SOLANUM AETHIOPICUM LEUCINODES SP. 2 GHANA Sum:* 2 INDIA SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPIDAE INDIA Sum:* CESTRUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI ISRAEL OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE HIBISCUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI RANUNCULUS SP. LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII
3 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism ISRAEL ARTEMISIA DRACUNCULUS LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE FICUS CARICA TEPHRITIDAE OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : STORED PRODUCTS CAPABLE OF GERMINATING MENTHA BEMISIA TABACI ISRAEL Sum:* 7 KENYA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE CELOSIA SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS CUCURBITA TEPHRITIDAE OCIMUM BEMISIA TABACI KENYA Sum:* 3 ARTEMISIA VULGARIS LIRIOMYZA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS BACTROCERA LATIFRONS LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI LIMNOPHILA AROMATICA SPODOPTERA LITURA MOMORDICA CHARANTIA BACTROCERA CUCURBITAE OCIMUM TENUIFLORUM BEMISIA TABACI LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Sum:* 6
4 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism MALAYSIA AVERRHOA BACTROCERA CITRUS HYSTRIX TEPHRITIDAE OCIMUM TENUIFLORUM BEMISIA TABACI SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPS PALMI MALAYSIA Sum:* 4 MEXICO MOMORDICA CHARANTIA HELICOVERPA ZEA SOLANUM MELONGENA ANTHONOMUS EUGENII MEXICO Sum:* 2 NIGERIA VERNONIA BEMISIA TABACI NIGERIA Sum:* PAKISTAN MOMORDICA CHARANTIA TEPHRITIDAE THRIPIDAE PAKISTAN Sum:* 2 PERU MANGIFERA INDICA ANASTREPHA PERU Sum:* SRI LANKA MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THRIPS PALMI SRI LANKA Sum:*
5 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism SURINAME CAPSICUM ANNUUM SPODOPTERA FRUGIPERDA 2 CESTRUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI 4 SURINAME Sum:* 6 THAILAND OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE THAILAND Sum:* CAPSICUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 2 UGANDA LUFFA ACUTANGULA BACTROCERA CUCURBITAE MANGIFERA INDICA STERNOCHETUS MOMORDICA TEPHRITIDAE UGANDA Sum:* 5 VIETNAM CITRUS LATIFOLIA XANTHOMONAS CITRI SUBSP. CITRI VIETNAM Sum:* Plants and produce, total Sum:* 56 Objects Country of Object Harmful Organism BELARUS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL BURSAPHELENCHUS MUCRONATUS WOOD PALLET APHELENCHOIDES SP. 2 BURSAPHELENCHUS MUCRONATUS 3 BELARUS Sum:* 6
6 Object Harmful Organism BUPRESTIDAE BURSAPHELENCHUS XYLOPHILUS CHINA WOOD PALLET HETEROBOSTRYCHUS XYLOTHRIPS FLAVIPES XYLOTHRIPS RELIGIOSUS CHINA Sum:* 5 INDIA WOODEN CRATE LYCTUS AFRICANUS INDIA Sum:* INDONESIA WOOD PALLET SINOXYLON INDONESIA Sum:* TURKEY WOOD PALLET SIRICIDAE TURKEY Sum:* UKRAINE WOOD PALLET BURSAPHELENCHUS MUCRONATUS UKRAINE Sum:* Objects, total Sum:* 5
7 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: December 207 Interceptions for reasons other than presence of harmful organism(s): 39 Data extracted on: 03/0/208 *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 ALGERIA SOLANUM MELONGENA OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ALGERIA Sum:* ARGENTINA CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT ARGENTINA Sum:* 2 BRASSICA ABSENT AUSTRALIA CAPSICUM ABSENT SOLANUM ABSENT AUSTRALIA Sum:* 3 BRAZIL CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS EXPIRED DATE
8 BRAZIL CITRUS LATIFOLIA OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT BRAZIL Sum:* 5 CAMEROON ANNONA CAMEROON Sum:* CHILE PRUNUS AVIUM VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED CHILE Sum:* 2 CHINA SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT CITRUS MAXIMA CHINA Sum:* 2 ANGELONIA SP. ANISODONTEA SP. ARGYRANTHEMUM FRUTESCENS COSTA RICA CUTTINGS BIDENS FERULIFOLIA CALENDULA OFFICINALIS COSMOS ATROSANGUINEUS CUPHEA SP.
9 COSTA RICA CUTTINGS DAHLIA SP. DIGITALIS SP. FELICIA AMELLOIDES FUCHSIA SP. HELICHRYSUM PETIOLARE HEUCHERA SP. IMPATIENS SP. LAMIUM MACULATUM LOBELIA SP. MECARDONIA SP. NEMESIA SP. OSTEOSPERMUM SP. OXALIS SP. PERICALLIS X HYBRIDA SCAEVOLA AEMULA SEDUM SP. SENECIO SP. TORENIA SP. VERBENA BONARIENSIS COSTA RICA Sum:* 26
10 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC CAPSICUM EXPIRED DATE Sum:* EGYPT CAPSICUM ABSENT FORTUNELLA JAPONICA MANGIFERA ABSENT 2 MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT SOLANUM MELONGENA ABSENT PLANT PRODUCTS :! OTHERS CITRUS LIMON EGYPT Sum:* 7 ETHIOPIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ERYNGIUM CAPSICUM SP. FALSE INFORMATION ETHIOPIA Sum:* 2 GHANA SOLANUM AETHIOPICUM! OTHERS GHANA Sum:* GUATEMALA CAPSICUM ANNUUM CITRUS LATIFOLIA EXPIRED DATE GUATEMALA Sum:* 2 INDIA ALREADY PLANTED ORCHIDACEAE ABSENT
11 ANUBIAS BARTERI CREPIDOMANES AQUATIC PLANTS CRYPTOCORYNE ERIOCAULON HYGROPHILA PINNATIFIDA LIMNOPHILA AROMATICA CUTTINGS ALOE VERA NOT YET PLANTED ELETTARIA SP. MUSA SP. INDIA CAPSICUM ANNUUM ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM CAPSICUM CAPSICUM ANNUUM CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT ABSENT PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS 32 PSIDIUM GUAJAVA ABSENT INDIA Sum:* 55 4
12 INDONESIA AQUATIC PLANTS CUTTINGS NOT YET PLANTED OTHERS(!) BUCEPHALANDRA! OTHERS TILLANDSIA SP. BUCEPHALANDRA SANSEVIERIA SP. OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS EXPIRED DATE CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT CITRUS AURANTIFOLIA CITRUS HYSTRIX BUCEPHALANDRA INDONESIA Sum:* ISRAEL SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM MANGIFERA ABSENT ISRAEL Sum:* 2 JAPAN NOT YET PLANTED LILIUM SP. PLANT NOT INCLUDED JAPAN Sum:* JORDAN SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS
13 JORDAN SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT NOT OFFICIAL E.U. LANGUAGE JORDAN Sum:* 5 CUTTINGS ARGYRANTHEMUM SP. FUCHSIA SP. OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS KENYA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA GYPSOPHILA SP. KENYA Sum:* 4 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF NOT YET PLANTED CUPRESSACEAE KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Sum:* KUWAIT! OTHERS PHOENIX EXPIRED DATE KUWAIT Sum:* KYRGYZSTAN CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT UNDERGROUND ORGANS HORTICULTURAL PLANTS ABSENT KYRGYZSTAN Sum:* 3
14 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC MURRAYA KOENIGII OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS Sum:* MADAGASCAR CAPSICUM MADAGASCAR Sum:* MALAYSIA SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT LIMNOPHILA SP. PSIDIUM GUAJAVA SOLANUM MELONGENA OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS MALAYSIA Sum:* 4 MAURITIUS PASSIFLORA ABSENT MAURITIUS Sum:* 2 MEXICO ZEA MAYS MOMORDICA CHARANTIA SOLANUM MELONGENA COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED MEXICO Sum:* 4 2 MOROCCO CITRUS CLEMENTINA OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
15 MOROCCO CITRUS CLEMENTINA! OTHERS SOLANUM MELONGENA OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS MOROCCO Sum:* 3 PERU MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT PERU Sum:* PHILIPPINES CITRUS ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT PHILIPPINES Sum:* 2 SEED POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS CAPSICUM ABSENT SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT ZEA MAYS ABSENT RUSSIAN FEDERATION OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK CITRUS ABSENT 2 CITRUS AURANTIUM ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT VITIS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS SOLANUM TUBEROSUM ABSENT CONIFERAE FALSE INFORMATION
16 LARIX PICEA EXPIRED DATE RUSSIAN FEDERATION PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK PICEA ABIES PLANT NOT INCLUDED RUSSIAN FEDERATION PINUS ABSENT PLANT NOT INCLUDED Sum:* 7 SOUTH AFRICA PLANT TISSUE CULTURE MALUS DOMESTICA OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS EXPIRED DATE SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 2 SRI LANKA MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT SRI LANKA Sum:* ST LUCIA CITRUS SINENSIS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ST LUCIA Sum:* SURINAME APIUM GRAVEOLENS SURINAME Sum:* TAIWAN CUTTINGS HIBISCUS ABSENT TAIWAN Sum:* THAILAND ALREADY PLANTED CITRUS LIMON! OTHERS
17 ALREADY PLANTED CUTTINGS PIPER ABSENT PLUMERIA ABSENT BAMBUSA ABSENT 3 NOT YET PLANTED CACTACEAE ABSENT 2 IRIS ABSENT OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ACER ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS ABSENT DENDROBIUM SP. ORCHIDACEAE ABSENT 4 THAILAND CAPSICUM ABSENT 3 PLANT NOT INCLUDED CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS CITRUS ABSENT 3 MANGIFERA ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT 3 MANIHOT ESCULENTA OCIMUM BASILICUM! OTHERS PLANT NOT INCLUDED PLANT NOT INCLUDED SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS THAILAND Sum:* 32
18 NOT YET PLANTED! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS TUNISIA CAPSICUM ABSENT CITRUS ABSENT OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM TUNISIA Sum:* 4 NOT YET PLANTED UNKNOWN / INCONNU (UNIDENTIFIED SPECIES) ABSENT PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS TURKEY HELIANTHUS ANNUUS ZEA MAYS ABSENT FALSE INFORMATION OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS CITRUS LIMON OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT SOLANUM MELONGENA VITIS VINIFERA OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS TURKEY Sum:* 3 3 UKRAINE NOT YET PLANTED CACTACEAE ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS
19 UKRAINE Sum:* 2 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED ARAB EMIRATES CITRUS ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT Sum:* 2 NOT YET PLANTED DIOSCOREA SUCCULENTA ABSENT MAGNOLIA ABSENT PLUMERIA SP. ABSENT UNKNOWN / INCONNU (UNIDENTIFIED SPECIES) PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS ALLIUM ABSENT ALLIUM CEPA ABSENT ALLIUM SCHOENOPRASUM ABSENT UNITED STATES BETA VULGARIS ABSENT BRASSICA ABSENT BRASSICA SP. ABSENT 2 CAPSICUM ABSENT 5 DATURA ABSENT 2 HELIANTHUS ANNUUS ABSENT MEDICAGO SATIVA ABSENT PHASEOLUS ABSENT
20 PINUS SIBIRICA ABSENT PRUNUS ABSENT PRUNUS PENSYLVANICA ABSENT RAPHANUS ABSENT SALPIGLOSSIS ABSENT SOLANUM ABSENT 4 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM ABSENT 3 PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS SOLANUM MELONGENA ABSENT UNITED STATES ZEA MAYS ABSENT 5 PLANT PRODUCTS :! OTHERS TRITICUM DURUM ABSENT ACER SACCHARUM ABSENT PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK FRAXINUS AMERICANA JUGLANS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS POPULUS SP. PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS QUERCUS ALBA NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION: NON COMPLIANCE WITH TREATMENT SPECIFICATIONS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS UNITED STATES Sum:* 53 UZBEKISTAN APIUM GRAVEOLENS
21 UZBEKISTAN CITRUS OCIMUM UZBEKISTAN Sum:* 3 ALREADY PLANTED SEED POTATOES UNDERGROUND ORGANS CACTACEAE ABSENT SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ORNAMENTAL BULBS ABSENT 3 2 ANNONA ABSENT CAPSICUM ANNUUM ABSENT CITRUS ABSENT 3 CITRUS MAXIMA ABSENT 3 VIETNAM CITRUS SINENSIS ABSENT MANGIFERA ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT 3 MOMORDICA ABSENT PASSIFLORA ABSENT 3 PRUNUS ABSENT PSIDIUM GUAJAVA ABSENT 3 SOLANUM MELONGENA ABSENT SYZYGIUM ABSENT VIETNAM Sum:* 29
22 Plants and produce, total Sum:* 37 Objects Country of Object Reason of interception ALBANIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ALBANIA Sum:* ARMENIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ARMENIA Sum:* DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 8 BELARUS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 BELARUS Sum:* 26 BRAZIL WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS BRAZIL Sum:* CANADA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 CANADA Sum:* 2 DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CHINA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 6 CHINA Sum:* 9 EGYPT WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS EGYPT Sum:* GEORGIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
23 Country of Object Reason of interception GEORGIA Sum:* HONG KONG WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS HONG KONG Sum:* WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS INDIA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 INDIA Sum:* 8 INDONESIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 INDONESIA Sum:* 2 IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Sum:* ISRAEL WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ISRAEL Sum:* KAZAKHSTAN WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS KAZAKHSTAN Sum:* NORWAY WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS NORWAY Sum:* QATAR WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS QATAR Sum:* RUSSIAN FEDERATION DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS MACHINERY (AGRICULTURAL) OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
24 Object Reason of interception MACHINERY (AGRICULTURAL) OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS OBJECT WITH WOODEN PARTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 39 OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 43 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS 2 OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sum:* 9 SAUDI ARABIA WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SAUDI ARABIA Sum:* SINGAPORE WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SINGAPORE Sum:* SOUTH AFRICA OBJECT WITH WOODEN PARTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* OBJECT WITH WOODEN PARTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS THAILAND WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS THAILAND Sum:* 2 TURKEY WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 TURKEY Sum:* 3 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 UKRAINE WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 UKRAINE Sum:* 5
25 Object Reason of interception OBJECT WITH WOODEN PARTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 UNITED STATES WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 PHYTO. CERT./ PLANT PASSPORT :! OTHERS 2 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4! OTHERS UNITED STATES Sum:* 27 Objects, total Sum:* 89
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