Interceptions of harmful organisms in commodities imported into the EU or Switzerland. Plants or produce
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1 Interceptions of harmful organisms in commodities imported into the EU or Switzerland EUROPHYT- European Union Notification System For Plant Health Interceptions Notified during the month of: April 204 harmful organism : 7 ( for other reasons: 343) Data extracted on: 05/05/204 *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 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism AMARANTHUS TRICOLOR BEMISIA TABACI BANGLADESH CITRUS LATIFOLIA XANTHOMONAS AXONOPODIS PV. CITRI LUFFA ACUTANGULA BACTROCERA SP. SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPIDAE 2 TRICHOSANTHES CUCUMERINA BACTROCERA SP. BANGLADESH Sum:* 6 BRAZIL MALUS DOMESTICA ANASTREPHA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) BRAZIL Sum:* 2
2 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ERYNGIUM FOETIDUM BEMISIA TABACI ERYNGIUM FOETIDUM BEMISIA TABACI 3 MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THYSANOPTERA MOMORDICA SP. DIPTERA THRIPIDAE HELICOVERPA ARMIGERA CAMBODIA OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SP. 2 SPODOPTERA LITURA OCIMUM SANCTUM BEMISIA TABACI LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE OCIMUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI 2 POLYGONUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI SYZYGIUM SAMARANGENSE TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) 2 CAMBODIA Sum:* 8 CAMEROON MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK MAGNOLIACEAE COLEOPTERA CAMEROON Sum:* 2
3 COLOMBIA Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DENDRANTHEMA SP. LIRIOMYZA SP. COLOMBIA Sum:* COPAIFERA SALIKOUNDA COLEOPTERA ENTANDROPHRAGMA CYLINDRICUM COLEOPTERA CONGO PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK GUAREA CEDRATA COLEOPTERA MAGNOLIACEAE COLEOPTERA CONGO Sum:* 4 COSTA RICA MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) COSTA RICA Sum:* COTE D'IVOIRE MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) COTE D'IVOIRE Sum:* CAPSICUM SP. SPODOPTERA FRUGIPERDA MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) 2 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC MOMORDICA BALSAMINA THRIPS SP. 3 MOMORDICA CHARANTIA THRIPS SP. 2 SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPIDAE OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES CAESALPINIA SP. BRUCHIDAE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Sum:* 0
4 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism ERYNGIUM SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS ECUADOR OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS 2 SOLIDAGO SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS TRACHELIUM SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS ECUADOR Sum:* 5 ETHIOPIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA SP. LIRIOMYZA SP. 2 LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII ETHIOPIA Sum:* 3 CITRUS SP. ALEUROCANTHUS WOGLUMI MUSACEAE ALEUROCANTHUS WOGLUMI CITRUS SINENSIS PHYLLOSTICTA CITRICARPA GHANA CORCHORUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI 2 IPOMOEA BATATAS BEMISIA TABACI 2 LUFFA ACUTANGULA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) THRIPIDAE 8
5 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism LUFFA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) THRIPIDAE 3 GHANA MANGIFERA INDICA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) MANIHOT SP. BEMISIA TABACI OCIMUM GRATISSIMUM BEMISIA TABACI SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPIDAE 9 VERNONIA SP. BEMISIA TABACI GHANA Sum:* 33 ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS THRIPIDAE CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI CORCHORUS SP. THRIPIDAE INDIA MANGIFERA INDICA BACTROCERA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) MOMORDICA SP. BACTROCERA SP. PSIDIUM GUAJAVA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) INDIA Sum:* 7 JAMAICA ALLIUM FISTULOSUM LIRIOMYZA SP. SYZYGIUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN)
6 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism JAMAICA Sum:* 2 JAPAN BONSAI TAXUS CUSPIDATA CERAMBYCIDAE EUTREMA WASABI PSYLLIODES PUNCTIFRONS TAXUS CUSPIDATA CERAMBYCIDAE JAPAN Sum:* 3 JORDAN OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SP. JORDAN Sum:* ERYNGIUM SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS 2 OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE SOLIDAGO SP. LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII KENYA SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS MOMORDICA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) 5 OCIMUM BASILICUM BEMISIA TABACI LIRIOMYZA SP. KENYA Sum:* MALAYSIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE AVERRHOA CARAMBOLA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) OCIMUM BASILICUM BEMISIA TABACI
7 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism MALAYSIA Sum:* 2 MAURITIUS ANNONA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) ANNONA SQUAMOSA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) MAURITIUS Sum:* 2 MEXICO MANGIFERA INDICA ANASTREPHA SP. MEXICO Sum:* NIGERIA MENTHA PIPERITA BEMISIA TABACI NIGERIA Sum:* PAKISTAN CITRUS RETICULATA XANTHOMONAS AXONOPODIS PV. CITRI PSIDIUM GUAJAVA BACTROCERA ZONATA 2 PAKISTAN Sum:* 3 ANASTREPHA FRATERCULUS 2 PERU MANGIFERA INDICA ANASTREPHA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) 3 PERU Sum:* 6 RWANDA CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA
8 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism RWANDA Sum:* SERBIA PRUNUS DOMESTICA PLUM POX POTYVIRUS 2 SERBIA Sum:* 2 SIERRA LEONE CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI SIERRA LEONE Sum:* SOUTH AFRICA PRUNUS PERSICA VAR. NUCIPERSICA BLISSUS DIPLOPTERUS 2 SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 2 MANGIFERA INDICA STERNOCHETUS MANGIFERAE 4 TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) SRI LANKA MOMORDICA CHARANTIA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) SYZYGIUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) TRICHOSANTHES CUCUMERINA BACTROCERA SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) SRI LANKA Sum:* 9 SURINAM SOLANUM MELONGENA THRIPS PALMI SYZYGIUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) SURINAM Sum:* 2
9 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism ALREADY PLANTED FICUS SP. COCCIDAE THAILAND OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DENDROBIUM SP THRIPS PALMI ORCHIDACEAE THRIPIDAE LITCHI CHINENSIS TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) THAILAND Sum:* 4 UGANDA CAPSICUM ANNUUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA UGANDA Sum:* 2 VIETNAM ANNONA MURICATA TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) SYZYGIUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE (NON-EUROPEAN) VIETNAM Sum:* 2 ZIMBABWE OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ERYNGIUM SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA ZIMBABWE Sum:* 4
10 Plants and produce, total Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism Sum:* 54 Objects Object Harmful Organism CHINA PACKING MATERIALS CERAMBYCIDAE WOOD PACKING MATERIAL WOOD PALLET APRIONA GERMARII 6 CERAMBYCIDAE AROMIA SP CERAMBYCIDAE LYCTUS 2 PLATYPODIDAE 2 SCOLYTIDAE CHINA Sum:* 5 INDIA WOOD PACKING MATERIAL INSECTA INDIA Sum:* INDONESIA WOOD PACKING MATERIAL BOSTRICHIDAE INDONESIA Sum:* Objects, total Sum:* 7
11 Interceptions for reasons other than presence of harmful organism(s), of commodities imported into the EU or Switzerland EUROPHYT- European Union Notification System For Plant Health Interceptions Notified during the month of: April 204 harmful organism : 7 ( for other reasons: 343) Data extracted on: 05/05/204 *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 ARGENTINA HELIANTHUS ANNUUS ARGENTINA Sum:* AUSTRALIA PHASEOLUS SP. ABSENT AUSTRALIA Sum:* CITRUS LATIFOLIA ABSENT CITRUS LIMON ABSENT BANGLADESH MANGIFERA INDICA MANGIFERA SP. OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS! OTHERS
12 MANGIFERA SP. ABSENT OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS BANGLADESH MOMORDICA SP.! OTHERS ABSENT SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS BANGLADESH Sum:* 0 BRAZIL UNDERGROUND ORGANS HORTICULTURAL PLANTS / PLANTES HORTICOLES HORTICULTURAL PLANTS / PLANTES HORTICOLES CITRUS LATIFOLIA ABSENT ABSENT PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK ARAUCARIA SP. ABSENT 3 BRAZIL Sum:* 6 CAMBODIA UNDERGROUND ORGANS PHASEOLUS SP. ABSENT APIUM GRAVEOLENS MANGIFERA INDICA MOMORDICA SP. FALSE INFORMATION PLANT NOT INCLUDED FALSE INFORMATION PLANT NOT INCLUDED CAMBODIA Sum:* 6
13 CAMEROON MANGIFERA INDICA SOLANUM MELONGENA PLANT NOT INCLUDED PLANT NOT INCLUDED CAMEROON Sum:* 2 CANADA PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK FRAXINUS SP. PINUS SP.! OTHERS CANADA Sum:* 2 CANARY ISLANDS CANARY ISLANDS ALREADY PLANTED ASPLENIUM SP. ABSENT DRACAENA DRACO ABSENT Sum:* 2 CHILE ZEA MAYS ABSENT 3 EXPIRED DATE CHILE Sum:* 6 CLIVIA SP. ABSENT 2 CHINA ALREADY PLANTED TAGETES SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ABSENT
14 ALREADY PLANTED TRIFOLIUM PRATENSE ZEA MAYS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ABSENT OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ABSENT CHAENOMELES JAPONICA LILIUM SP. ABSENT MALUS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS CHINA RHAPIS EXCELSA! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) ABSENT 2! OTHERS ACTINIDIA CHINENSIS PLANT TISSUE CULTURE PHALAENOPSIS HYBRIDS CAPSICUM ANNUUM ABSENT LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM ZEA MAYS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS CHINA Sum:* 20 CUBA ALREADY PLANTED ORNAMENTAL PLANTS / PLANTES D'ORNEMENT ABSENT CUBA Sum:*
15 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SOLANUM MELONGENA PLANT NOT INCLUDED Sum:* ECUADOR OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS ECUADOR Sum:* EGYPT OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES CITRUS SINENSIS PRUNUS PERSICA SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS EGYPT Sum:* 5 2 ETHIOPIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE HYPERICUM SP. ETHIOPIA Sum:* FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA Sum:* GHANA CITRUS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS
16 CITRUS SP. ABSENT MUSACEAE OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS ABSENT GHANA ANNONA MURICATA ABSENT CITRUS SINENSIS ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT OCIMUM GRATISSIMUM ABSENT GHANA Sum:* 8 GUATEMALA CUTTINGS EPIPREMNUM SP. PEPEROMIA SP. PHILODENDRON SP. EPIDENDRUM SP. PEPEROMIA SP. PHILODENDRON SP. SEMPERVIVUM SP. GUATEMALA Sum:* 7 GUINEA CITRUS LATIFOLIA ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT
17 GUINEA Sum:* 2 CYPHOMANDRA SP. ABSENT DATURA SP. ABSENT INDIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. 3 MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT PSIDIUM GUAJAVA INDIA Sum:* 8 INDONESIA! OTHERS ANGIOSPERMAE INDONESIA Sum:* ISRAEL CITRUS PARADISI CITRUS RETICULATA P.P OR CITRUS SUNKI OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FALSE INFORMATION ISRAEL Sum:* 4 JAPAN MEDICAGO SATIVA EXPIRED DATE
18 JAPAN PHASEOLUS VULGARIS ABSENT JAPAN Sum:* 2 CUTTINGS CHRYSANTHEMUM SP. DIANTHUS SP. GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA KENYA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GYPSOPHILA SP. HYPERICUM SP. ABSENT 2 ROSA SP. ABSENT SOLIDAGO SP. ABSENT MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT PASSIFLORA EDULIS ABSENT FALSE INFORMATION SOLANUM MELONGENA! OTHERS
19 KENYA Sum:* 4 LEBANON ALREADY PLANTED CYMBOPOGON CITRATUS LEBANON Sum:* MADAGASCAR LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM MADAGASCAR Sum:* MALAYSIA CUTTINGS AQUARIUM PLANTS! OTHERS MALAYSIA Sum:* MEXICO TILLANDSIA SP. ABSENT HELIANTHUS ANNUUS MEXICO Sum:* 2 MYANMAR PHASEOLUS SP. ABSENT MYANMAR Sum:* NAMIBIA CACTACEAE, CACTUS ABSENT NAMIBIA Sum:* PAKISTAN MOMORDICA CHARANTIA PLANT HEALTH MOVEMENT DOCUMENT PAKISTAN Sum:*
20 RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION OTHERS(!) PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK PINUS SYLVESTRIS LARIX SIBIRICA LARIX SP. PINUS SP. PINUS SYLVESTRIS FALSE INFORMATION FAKE / FORGED Sum:* SENEGAL CUTTINGS IPOMOEA BATATAS SENEGAL Sum:* PETUNIA SP. ABSENT SERBIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES SOLANUM TUBEROSUM! OTHERS SERBIA Sum:* 3 SOLOMON ISLANDS UNDERGROUND ORGANS PHALAENOPSIS SP. PLANT NOT INCLUDED SOLOMON ISLANDS Sum:* SOUTH AFRICA HORTICULTURAL PLANTS / PLANTES HORTICOLES! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) ABSENT ABSENT
21 SOUTH AFRICA UNDERGROUND ORGANS CAPSICUM ANNUUM ABSENT LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM PHASEOLUS VULGARIS HORTICULTURAL PLANTS / PLANTES HORTICOLES ABSENT SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 6 SRI LANKA ANNONA MURICATA PLANT HEALTH MOVEMENT DOCUMENT SRI LANKA Sum:* PTERIDOPHYTA ABSENT 4 TAIWAN OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE LISIANTHUS SP. ORCHIDACEAE TAIWAN Sum:* 6 TANZANIA CUTTINGS CHRYSANTHEMUM SP. OCIMUM BASILICUM TANZANIA Sum:* 3 2 THAILAND ALREADY PLANTED ORCHIDACEAE ABSENT HOYA SP. ABSENT
22 PLUMERIA RUBRA PLUMERIA SP. ABSENT 2 THAILAND CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT 3 PHASEOLUS SP. ABSENT OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ORCHIDACEAE ABSENT 2 MANGIFERA INDICA ABSENT THAILAND Sum:* 22 TUNISIA PRUNUS PERSICA SOLANUM MELONGENA TUNISIA Sum:* 2 TURKEY VITIS L. OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES VITIS L. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS TURKEY Sum:* 5 3 UGANDA CUTTINGS EUPHORBIA PULCHERRIMA UGANDA Sum:* UKRAINE HELIANTHUS ANNUUS
23 UKRAINE Sum:* ABELIA SP. COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED COCOS NUCIFERA ABSENT ALREADY PLANTED DRACAENA SANDERIANA ABSENT 2 MISCANTHUS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM ABSENT VIBURNUM SP. OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CUTTINGS LAGERSTROEMIA SP. ACER SP. 2 UNITED STATES AESCULUS SP. BETULA SP. 2 CACTACEAE, CACTUS ABSENT FAGUS SP. PLUMERIA SP. ABSENT QUERCUS SP. ULMUS SP. 2 ALLIUM CEPA ABSENT 2 ALLIUM PORRUM ABSENT
24 ALLIUM SP. ABSENT CAPSICUM ANNUUM ABSENT 3 CAPSICUM SP. ABSENT 2 CASTANEA HENRYI ABSENT 3 HELIANTHUS ANNUUS COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED EXPIRED DATE LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM ABSENT 3 UNITED STATES LYCOPERSICON SP. ABSENT 3 PHASEOLUS SP. ABSENT 3 PHASEOLUS VULGARIS SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM (DIRECT- SEEDED) ABSENT 3 EXPIRED DATE ABSENT 6 TRITICUM SP. ABSENT! OTHERS ZEA MAYS ABSENT 2 EXPIRED DATE 5
25 ZEA MAYS ZEA MAYS SSP. SACCHARATA ABSENT UNDERGROUND ORGANS HORTICULTURAL PLANTS / PLANTES HORTICOLES ABSENT PRODUCTS : WASTE OF PLANT ORIGIN CONIFERALES ABSENT UNITED STATES PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK CEDRUS SP. ABSENT FRAXINUS SP. PINUS SP. PINUS TAEDA QUERCUS ALBA QUERCUS RUBRA THUJA PLICATA ULMUS SP. OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ABSENT EXPIRED DATE NON COMPLIANCE WITH A DEROGATION :! OTHERS FALSE INFORMATION FAKE / FORGED UNITED STATES Sum:* 80 3 UNITED STATES MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS UNITED STATES MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS PHASEOLUS SP. ABSENT Sum:*
26 ZAMBIA OTHER LIVING PLANTS : CUT FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. ZAMBIA Sum:* ZIMBABWE PASSIFLORA EDULIS ZIMBABWE Sum:* Plants and produce, total Sum:* 268 Objects Object Reason of interception AUSTRALIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS AUSTRALIA Sum:* BAHRAIN WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS BAHRAIN Sum:* DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS BELARUS WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 BELARUS Sum:* 5 CANADA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CANADA Sum:* CHINA PACKING MATERIALS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS SOIL / GROWING MEDIUM ABSENT
27 Object Reason of interception CHINA WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 CHINA Sum:* 2 SOIL / GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS EGYPT OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS! OTHERS 2 EGYPT Sum:* 9 GUADELOUPE WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS GUADELOUPE Sum:* HONG KONG WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS HONG KONG Sum:* PACKING MATERIALS OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS INDIA WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 5 INDIA Sum:* IRAQ WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS IRAQ Sum:* ISRAEL WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS ISRAEL Sum:* JAPAN WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS JAPAN Sum:* KAZAKHSTAN DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2
28 Object Reason of interception KAZAKHSTAN Sum:* 2 KENYA SOIL / GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS KENYA Sum:* KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, REPUBLIC OF WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Sum:* LIBERIA SOIL / GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS LIBERIA Sum:* WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 MALAYSIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 MALAYSIA Sum:* 4 MOROCCO WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS MOROCCO Sum:* NIGERIA WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS NIGERIA Sum:* DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS NORWAY WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS NORWAY Sum:* 2 PAKISTAN WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS PAKISTAN Sum:* RUSSIAN FEDERATION DUNNAGE OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4
29 Object Reason of interception WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 7 RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sum:* 38 SAUDI ARABIA WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 SAUDI ARABIA Sum:* 2 SOUTH AFRICA WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 2 TAIWAN WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS TAIWAN Sum:* THAILAND WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS THAILAND Sum:* TUNISIA WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS TUNISIA Sum:* SOIL / GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS TURKEY WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS TURKEY Sum:* 0 UKRAINE WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
30 Object Reason of interception UKRAINE WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 3 UKRAINE Sum:* 5 WOODEN CRATE OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 4 OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 2 UNITED STATES WOOD PACKING MATERIAL OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS 3 WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS 8 UNITED STATES Sum:* 7 VIETNAM WOOD PALLET OTHER REASONS : NON COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS VIETNAM Sum:* Objects, total Sum:* 37
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