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 205 with harmful organisms: 0 Data extracted on: 04/0/206 *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 ARGENTINA VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM TEPHRITIDAE VACCINIUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE 2 ARGENTINA Sum:* 3 CITRUS PARADISI PHYLLOSTICTA CITRICARPA BANGLADESH MOMORDICA CHARANTIA TEPHRITIDAE SOLANUM MELONGENA TEPHRITIDAE TRICHOSANTHES DIOICA TEPHRITIDAE BANGLADESH Sum:* 4 BRAZIL MANDEVILLA SANDERI XYLELLA FASTIDIOSA BRAZIL Sum:*
2 CAMBODIA Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM SP. BACTROCERA LATIFRONS CAMBODIA Sum:* ANNONA MURICATA TEPHRITIDAE CAMEROON CAPSICUM TEPHRITIDAE CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS TEPHRITIDAE CAMEROON Sum:* 3 CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK ENTANDROPHRAGMA CYLINDRICUM SCOLYTIDAE Sum:* LAURELIA SEMPERVIRENS ISOPTERA CHILE PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK NOTHOFAGUS OBLIQUA ISOPTERA CHILE Sum:* 2 SEEDS SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM CLAVIBACTER MICHIGANENSIS SUBSP. MICHIGANENSIS CHINA CITRUS MAXIMA TEPHRITIDAE CITRUS PARADISI BACTROCERA SP. CHINA Sum:* 3 COLOMBIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE CHRYSANTHEMUM LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS COLOMBIA Sum:*
3 CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE Sum:* COTE D'IVOIRE CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA COTE D'IVOIRE Sum:* DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC CAPSICUM SP. THRIPIDAE Sum:* EGYPT ALLIUM FISTULOSUM LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII CAPSICUM ANNUUM BEMISIA TABACI EGYPT Sum:* 2 ETHIOPIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ASTER SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS ETHIOPIA Sum:* 2 GHANA ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS BENINCASA SP. NOCTUIDAE TEPHRITIDAE NOCTUIDAE TEPHRITIDAE
4 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism GHANA CYAMOPSIS TETRAGONOLOBA NOCTUIDAE TEPHRITIDAE GHANA Sum:* 6 ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS EARIAS VITTELLA INDIA CAPSICUM ANNUUM TEPHRITIDAE OCIMUM BASILICUM SPODOPTERA LITURA OCIMUM SP. SPODOPTERA LITURA INDIA Sum:* 4 ISRAEL FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE CARTHAMUS SP. LIRIOMYZA TRIFOLII MENTHA BEMISIA TABACI ISRAEL Sum:* 2 KENYA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ERYNGIUM SP. LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS SOLIDAGO SP. LIRIOMYZA CONGESTA CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 2 KENYA Sum:* 4 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC APIUM GRAVEOLENS LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS LIRIOMYZA SP.
5 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism CAPSICUM ANNUUM BACTROCERA LATIFRONS 2 CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS TEPHRITIDAE CAPSICUM SP. TEPHRITIDAE LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC BEMISIA TABACI ERYNGIUM FOETIDUM NOCTUIDAE OCIMUM AMERICANUM LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SP. 2 OCIMUM TENUIFLORUM BEMISIA TABACI 4 PERSICARIA ODORATA BEMISIA TABACI PIPER SARMENTOSUM BEMISIA TABACI 3 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Sum:* 9 MALAYSIA AVERRHOA CARAMBOLA BACTROCERA SP. OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SATIVAE MALAYSIA Sum:* 2 MOZAMBIQUE CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA
6 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism MOZAMBIQUE Sum:* NIGERIA CORCHORUS OLITORIUS BEMISIA TABACI CORCHORUS SP. BEMISIA TABACI NIGERIA Sum:* 2 PAKISTAN ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS EARIAS VITTELLA CAPSICUM SP. ATHERIGONA ORIENTALIS PAKISTAN Sum:* 2 SERBIA NOT YET PLANTED PRUNUS DULCIS PLUM POX VIRUS SERBIA Sum:* SOUTH AFRICA OCIMUM BASILICUM LIRIOMYZA SP. PRUNUS PERSICA VAR. NUCIPERSICA TEPHRITIDAE SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 2 SRI LANKA ABELMOSCHUS ESCULENTUS EARIAS VITTELLA 2 SOLANUM MELONGENA THYSANOPTERA SRI LANKA Sum:* 3 SURINAME CAPSICUM SP. SPODOPTERA ERIDANIA SPODOPTERA FRUGIPERDA MANGIFERA INDICA BACTROCERA SP.
7 SURINAME Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism SOLANUM MELONGENA SPODOPTERA FRUGIPERDA SURINAME Sum:* 4 FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE GOMPHRENA GLOBOSA THRIPS PALMI ABELMOSCHUS SP. EARIAS VITTELLA THAILAND CAPSICUM ANNUUM BEMISIA TABACI ERYNGIUM SP. BEMISIA TABACI LIMNOPHILA AROMATICA BEMISIA TABACI OCIMUM BASILICUM BEMISIA TABACI LIRIOMYZA SP. THAILAND Sum:* 7 TOGO ANNONA SP. TEPHRITIDAE TOGO Sum:* CITRUS INSECTA CITRUS CLEMENTINA INSECTA TUNISIA CITRUS LIMON INSECTA CITRUS MAXIMA INSECTA CITRUS SINENSIS INSECTA TUNISIA Sum:* 5
8 Commodity Plant Species Harmful Organism FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. SPODOPTERA LITTORALIS CAPSICUM ANNUUM THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA 2 UGANDA CAPSICUM CHINENSE CERATITIS CAPITATA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA TEPHRITIDAE CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA MOMORDICA SP. TEPHRITIDAE PASSIFLORA SP. DIPTERA UGANDA Sum:* 9 VIETNAM APIUM GRAVEOLENS LIRIOMYZA HUIDOBRENSIS LIMNOPHILA SP. SPODOPTERA SP. VIETNAM Sum:* 2 ZAMBIA CAPSICUM SP. THAUMATOTIBIA LEUCOTRETA ZAMBIA Sum:* Plants and produce, total Sum:* 03 Objects Country of Object Harmful Organism CHINA DUNNAGE INSECTA
9 Object Harmful Organism CHINA PACKING MATERIALS CERAMBYCIDAE WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL SIRICIDAE WOOD PALLET CERAMBYCIDAE LYCTUS SP. CHINA Sum:* 5 RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION WOOD PALLET BURSAPHELENCHUS MUCRONATUS SEINURA SP. Sum:* 2 Objects, total Sum:* 7
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: December 205 Interceptions for reasons other than presence of harmful organism(s): 442 Data extracted on: 04/0/206 *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 AUSTRALIA Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception ALREADY PLANTED NOT YET PLANTED SEEDS CITRUS AUSTRALASICA! OTHERS AGAPANTHUS PRAECOX CORDYLINE SP. POACEAE AUSTRALIA Sum:* 4 BANGLADESH CITRUS PARADISI PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MOMORDICA CHARANTIA SOLANUM MELONGENA TRICHOSANTHES DIOICA BANGLADESH Sum:* 4
11 BRAZIL Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception SPATHIPHYLLUM SP. MANGIFERA INDICA OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT:COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED BRAZIL Sum:* 4 2 CAMBODIA MURRAYA KOENIGII SYZYGIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED CAMBODIA Sum:* 2 CAMEROON ANNONA MURICATA CAPSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE CAMEROON Sum:* 2 CANADA SEEDS RUBUS CHAMAEMORUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CANADA Sum:* 2 CANARY ISLANDS CANARY ISLANDS ALREADY PLANTED CACTACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT Sum:* FICUS SP. CHINA NOT YET PLANTED LIGUSTRUM PAEONIA SUFFRUTICOSA
12 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception HELIANTHUS ANNUUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 5 SEEDS LYCOPERSICON CHINA PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 CITRUS SP. MIXED FOREST PLANTS OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT:COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED CHINA Sum:* 4 CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MANIHOT ESCULENTA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF Sum:* 3 COSTA RICA AGLAONEMA COMMUTATUM ANDROMEDA SP. ECHEVERIA SP. LEUCANTHEMUM X SUPERBUM PEPEROMIA SP. SEMPERVIVUM SP. ANANAS COMOSUS! OTHERS COSTA RICA Sum:* 7
13 COTE D'IVOIRE Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT COTE D'IVOIRE Sum:* DOMINICAN REPUBLIC DOMINICAN REPUBLIC NOT YET PLANTED TILLANDSIA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE Sum:* 2 GYPSOPHILA SP. FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ECUADOR PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ANANAS COMOSUS! OTHERS CITRUS LIMON! OTHERS PERSEA AMERICANA! OTHERS SOLANUM QUITOENSE! OTHERS SOLANUM SP.! OTHERS ECUADOR Sum:* 9 EGYPT CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS SINENSIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE
14 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception EGYPT Sum:* 2 ETHIOPIA NOT YET PLANTED FUCHSIA SENECIO! UNKNOWN / INCONNU (VARIOUS SPECIES) PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ETHIOPIA Sum:* 3 GUATEMALA NOT YET PLANTED CAREX SP. EPIPREMNUM SP. HEDERA HELIX LAVANDULA SP. BEAUCARNEA SP. OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS GUATEMALA Sum:* 5 HONDURAS PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK PINUS OOCARPA HONDURAS Sum:* INDIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED INDIA Sum:* INDONESIA CITRUS HYSTRIX INDONESIA Sum:* IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) CITRUS
15 IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception Sum:* ISRAEL SEEDS SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE ISRAEL Sum:* CALAMAGROSTIS LEUCANTHEMUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED KENYA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. CAPSICUM SP. MANGIFERA INDICA MOMORDICA SP. SOLANUM MELONGENA OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: MODIFICATION OF DOCUMENT PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: MODIFICATION OF DOCUMENT PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: MODIFICATION OF DOCUMENT KENYA Sum:* KOREA, REPUBLIC OF CITRUS SP. KOREA, REPUBLIC OF Sum:* LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC ERYNGIUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
16 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception LIMNOPHILA AROMATICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED 2 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC LIMNOPHILA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MOMORDICA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SYZYGIUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES CITRUS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS 2 LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Sum:* 8 MADAGASCAR NOT YET PLANTED APONOGETON MADAGASCAR Sum:* MALAYSIA ORCHIDACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT MURRAYA KOENIGII OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS MALAYSIA Sum:* 2 MAURITIUS CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION MAURITIUS Sum:* MEXICO SEEDS ZEA MAYS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CITRUS LATIFOLIA MEXICO Sum:* 3 2
17 Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception NEW CALEDONIA AND DEPENDENCIES OTHERS(!) SOIL OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS NEW CALEDONIA AND DEPENDENCIES Sum:* PERU OTHER LIVING PLANTS : WARE POTATOES MANGIFERA INDICA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT:COPY/ DUPLICATA NOT ENDORSED SOLANUM TUBEROSUM! OTHERS PERU Sum:* 2 RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN FEDERATION SEED POTATOES PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK SOLANUM TUBEROSUM! OTHERS MIXED FOREST PLANTS PINALES CONIFEROUS TREES LARIX PICEA ABIES PINALES PINUS SP. PINUS SYLVESTRIS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION Sum:* 66 2
18 SENEGAL Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE SENEGAL Sum:* 4 SIERRA LEONE MANIHOT ESCULENTA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED SIERRA LEONE Sum:* SRI LANKA MANGIFERA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT SRI LANKA Sum:* TANZANIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE PELARGONIUM SP. ROSMARINUS OFFICINALIS ASTER SP. TANZANIA Sum:* 3 THAILAND NOT YET PLANTED SEEDS ORCHIDACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 PHALAENOPSIS SP. HOYA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT CAPSICUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 3 THAILAND Sum:* 8
19 TOGO Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception ANNONA SP. MURRAYA KOENIGII PASSIFLORA SP. SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION TOGO Sum:* 4 TUNISIA CITRUS CITRUS CLEMENTINA CITRUS LIMON CITRUS MAXIMA CITRUS SINENSIS TUNISIA Sum:* 5 TURKEY OTHER LIVING PLANTS : LEAVES BRASSICA OLERACEA VITIS SP. OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS TURKEY Sum:* 2 UGANDA CAPSICUM FRUTESCENS CITRUS SP. SOLANUM MELONGENA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: FALSE INFORMATION PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: PLANT NOT INCLUDED UGANDA Sum:* 3 UKRAINE CACTACEAE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT
20 UKRAINE Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE DIANTHUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT UKRAINE Sum:* 2 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES NOT YET PLANTED UNKNOWN / INCONNU (UNIDENTIFIED SPECIES) PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Sum:* HYDRANGEA SP. OTHER REASONS : INCORRECT IDENTITY DECLARED ON DOCUMENTS NOT YET PLANTED ARIOCARPUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT BRASSICA OLERACEA ALLIUM CEPA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE CAPSICUM ANNUUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT FRAXINUS UHDEI PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT UNITED STATES SEEDS FRAXINUS VELUTINA PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT HELIANTHUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 PHASEOLUS SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 SOLANUM LYCOPERSICUM 3 PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT UNDERGROUND ORGANS TREES RETAINING FOLIAGE PRODUCTS : DUNNAGE HIPPEASTRUM SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT ABIES BALSAMEA PINUS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS
21 UNITED STATES Commodity Plant Species Reason of interception PRODUCTS : WOOD AND BARK QUERCUS ALBA ULMUS PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE UNITED STATES Sum:* 2 VIETNAM TRIFOLIUM REPENS VIETNAM Sum:* ZAMBIA FLOWERS AND BRANCHES WITH FOLIAGE ROSA SP. PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE ZAMBIA Sum:* Plants and produce, total Sum:* 227 Objects Country of Object Reason of interception AUSTRALIA WOOD PALLET AUSTRALIA Sum:* WOODEN CRATE BELARUS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 5 WOOD PALLET 2 BELARUS Sum:* 8 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA WOOD PALLET Sum:*
22 Object Reason of interception BRAZIL DUNNAGE 2 PACKING MATERIALS WOOD PALLET 3 BRAZIL Sum:* 6 WOODEN CRATE CANADA WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 2 WOOD PALLET 4 CANADA Sum:* 7 2 DUNNAGE TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS! OTHERS 2 CHINA WOODEN CRATE TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 3 TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS WOOD PALLET 8 CHINA Sum:* 9 COSTA RICA SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS COSTA RICA Sum:* DUNNAGE SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: INCOMPLETE EGYPT WOODEN CRATE WOOD PALLET 3 EGYPT Sum:* 6 INDIA DUNNAGE 2 WOODEN CRATE WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 4 WOOD PALLET 7
23 Object Reason of interception INDIA WOOD PALLET TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS INDIA Sum:* 5 SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS INDONESIA WOODEN CRATE 2 INDONESIA Sum:* 3 ISRAEL WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL ISRAEL Sum:* JAPAN DUNNAGE JAPAN Sum:* DUNNAGE KAZAKHSTAN WOODEN CRATE KAZAKHSTAN Sum:* 2 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF KOREA, REPUBLIC OF WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL Sum:* KOSOVO WOODEN CRATE 3 KOSOVO Sum:* 3 MALAYSIA WOOD PALLET MALAYSIA Sum:* WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL MEXICO WOOD PALLET 2 MEXICO Sum:* 3 MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF WOOD PALLET
24 Object Reason of interception MOLDOVA, REPUBLIC OF Sum:* MOROCCO WOOD PALLET 4 MOROCCO Sum:* 4 OMAN WOODEN CRATE OMAN Sum:* WOODEN CRATE PAKISTAN WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 3 PAKISTAN Sum:* 4 PERU WOODEN CRATE PERU Sum:* DUNNAGE 8! OTHERS OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS RUSSIAN FEDERATION SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM! OTHERS WOODEN CRATE 4 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 34 WOOD PALLET 22 RUSSIAN FEDERATION Sum:* 80 SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: EXPIRED DATE SAUDI ARABIA WOODEN CRATE 2 SAUDI ARABIA Sum:* 3 SERBIA WOOD PALLET 2
25 Country of Object Reason of interception SERBIA Sum:* 2 SOUTH AFRICA SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM PHYTO. CERT. / PLANT PASSPORT: ABSENT 2 SOUTH AFRICA Sum:* 2 THAILAND WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 2 THAILAND Sum:* 2 DUNNAGE TUNISIA WOOD PALLET TUNISIA Sum:* 2 SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM OTHER REASONS : PROHIBITED PLANTS, PLANTS PRODUCTS OR OTHER OBJECTS WOODEN CRATE 3 TURKEY WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 2 WOOD PALLET 7 TURKEY Sum:* 3 UKRAINE WOOD PALLET 2 UKRAINE Sum:* 2 WOODEN CRATE 8 WOOD PACKAGING MATERIAL 6 UNITED STATES 25 WOOD PALLET TECHNICAL ARRANGEMENTS UNITED STATES Sum:* 40 VIETNAM WOODEN CRATE VIETNAM Sum:* Objects, total Sum:* 247
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