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10 October 2007
This Industry Advice Notice is to update Industry Advice Notice 2007/33. Thailand Department of Agriculture has advised that they have clarified the prohibited products that require a phytosanitary certificate when exported from Australia.
24 December 2007
The ‘Phytosanitary Certificate Completion (Exports) Work Procedure’ has had a few minor amendments made in relation to:
25 October 2007
This Notice is to advise who is approved to apply the internationally recognised ISPM 15 certification mark (the ISPM 15 mark) to wood packaging and advise of the possible legal consequences of unapproved use of the mark.
5 October 2007
This Industry Advice Notice is to remind all exporters that the import requirements for grain and plant products have changed under Thailand’s new quarantine regulations. Their new regulations place some commodities on restricted articles and prohibited items lists.
Please refer to the AQIS PHYTO database link below for commodity specific information on export certification requirements for Thailand.
12 July 2007
Further to IAN 2007/08, this notice is to invite comment on a revised exposure draft for the proposed incorporation of the Export Control (Mung Beans) Orders into the Export Control (Plants and Plant Products) Orders.
19 February 2007
Exporters should be aware that residues of fenitrothion above the Japanese maximum residue limit (MRL) have been detected in consignments of Australian canola exported to Japan. This is the third detection within 12 months, and accordingly Japan is considering placing enhanced inspection orders on all shipments of canola exported from Australia. By implementing enhanced inspection orders, all canola exported from Australia would be tested for residues of fenitrothion on arrival in Japan, at the expense of the importer.
17 December 2007
On 26 December 2007 EXDOC certification will be unavailable. Manual documentation must be used. Relevant trading partners have been advised.
The Biosecurity Emergency Management - Response Planning Guide provides guidance on planning practices and processes that could be followed during the response to biosecurity incidents.
