Additional Declaration Guide Regulated grain, vegetables, cut flowers, parts of and potatoes

February 2020 Almost all plants and living parts of plants, including all seeds intended for planting, must have a phytosanitary certificate for entering the EU from 14 December 2019. For some genera the phytosanitary certificate needs to list specific additional declarations (AD).

This guide lists the additional declaration import requirements of cut flowers, fruit, vegetables, potatoes and parts of plants imported into the United Kingdom (UK) from third countries. It also lists the small number of fruits that do not require a phytosanitary certificate.

Unless the AD requirement is specific to England (♦) the ADs listed in this document can be found in Annex VII of Regulation 2019-2072 (as amended) and the relevant EC Commission Decisions. Where required any AD should be stated using the full wording on the phytosanitary certificates.

It is the responsibility of the importer to ensure all AD requirements relating to their import are met.

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Contents (to navigate to the relevant commodity page click on a commodity name) 1. Grain for processing ...... 5 Secale ...... 5 Triticum ...... 5 X Triticosecale ...... 5 2. Cut flowers ...... 6 Chrysanthemum (Dendranthema) ...... 6 Dianthus ...... 6 Gypsophila ...... 6 Orchidaceae family ...... 6 Pelargonium ...... 6 Rosa ...... withdrawn...... 6 Solidago...... 6 3. Fruit and Vegetables ...... 7 Apium graveolens ...... been ...... 7 Capsicum NOT Capsicum annuum ...... 7 Capsicum annuum ...... has ...... 9 Malus ...... 11 Mangifera...... and 11 Momordica ...... 11 Ocimum ...... use 12 Prunus NOT Prunus persica ...... in 12 Prunus persica ...... 12 Punica granatum ...... 12 Pyrus ...... longer 13 Root and tubercle vegetables, other than tubers of tuberosum L...... 13 fruits ...... no 13 Solanum aethiopicum ...... is 13 Solanum macrocarpon ...... 14 Solanum lycopersicum ...... 14 Solanum melongena ...... 14 Ullucus tuberosus ...... 15 Vaccinium ...... document 15 Zea mays ...... 15 NotesThis to fruit and vegetables ...... 15 4. European third country ware potatoes ...... 16 5. Egyptian ware potatoes ...... 17 6. Lebanese ware potatoes - Akkar and Beka regions only ...... 18

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7. Other third country ware potatoes ...... 19 8. Machinery and vehicles ...... 20 9. Living parts of plants from third countries NOT USA ...... 21 10. Living parts of conifer plants from third countries NOT USA ...... 25 11. Living parts of plants from USA NOT Phytophthora ramorum host genera ...... 26 12. Living parts of conifer plants from USA ...... 28 13. Living parts of plants from USA Phytophthora ramorum host genera ...... 29 14. Commodities that can be imported into the UK without a phytosanitary certificate ...... 31 Appendix 1 - Solanaceae family – genera ...... 32

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1. Grain for processing Origin AD requirements Quarantine pathogens o Commission Decision

Secale Afghanistan 75 (a)1 or (b)16 Tilletia indica Triticum India X Triticosecale Iran Iraq Mexico Nepal Pakistan South Africa USA withdrawn

Notes 1 The name of the Tilletia indica free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate under place of origin. been 16 The statement ‘tested and found free from Tilletia indica’ must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate under ‘name of produce’. has

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2. Cut flowers Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Chrysanthemum All third countries 25 (a) or (b) or (c) Spodoptera eridiana (Dendranthema) Spodoptera frugiperda Spodoptera litura 28 (a) or (b) Liriomyza sativae Amauromyza maculosa Dianthus All third countries 25 (a) or (b) or (c) Spodoptera eridiana Spodoptera frugiperda Spodoptera litura 28 (a) or (b) Liriomyza sativae Amauromyza maculosa Gypsophila All third countries 28 (a) or (b) Liriomyzawithdrawn sativae Amauromyza maculosa

Orchidaceae family All third countries 29 (a) or (b) Thripsbeen palmi

Pelargonium All third countries 25 (a) or (b) or (c) has Spodoptera eridiana Spodoptera frugiperda Spodoptera litura and Rosa Canada ◦ Decision 2019/1739 Rose rosette virus and India Comply as applicable, with Phyllocoptes fructiphilus Mexico paragraph 2, use3 or 4. 5 USA in Solidago All third countries 28 (a) or (b) Liriomyza sativae Amauromyza maculosa longer

Notes no 5 The wording of the respectiveis requirement shall be indicated in the phytosanitary certificate under ‘Additional Declaration’. For 2, the name of the pest free area shall be stated in the phytosanitary certificate under ‘place of origin’.

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3. Fruit and Vegetables Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Apium graveolens All third countries 28 (a) or (b) Liriomyza sativae Amauromyza maculosa Capsicum NOT Dominican 72 (a)1 or (b)8 Anthonomus eugenii Capsicum annuum Republic 1 2 Spodoptera frugiperda French Polynesia ◦ (a) or (b) or (c) or (d) or (e) Jamaica of Article 4 of Decision Puerto Rico 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda Cape Verde 62 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Thaumatotibia Israel leucotreta La Reunion ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodopterawithdrawn frugiperda Madagascar of Article 4 of Decision Mauritius 2018/638 for Spodoptera Saint Helena frugiperda Belize 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericerabeen cockerelli Costa Rica El Salvador 72 (a)1 or (b)8 has Anthonomus eugenii Guatemala ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda Honduras of Article 4 of Decisionand Mexico 2018/638 for Spodoptera Nicaragua frugiperda Panama use USA in

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Capsicum Australia 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericera cockerelli NOT Bolivia Capsicum annuum Brazil 1 2 Spodoptera frugiperda Canada ◦ (a) or (b) or (c) or (d) or (e) Chile of Article 4 of Decision Spodoptera Colombia 2018/638 for frugiperda Ecuador French Guiana Guyana New Zealand Paraguay withdrawn Suriname Uruguay been Venezuala African countries4 62 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Thaumatotibia has leucotreta ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda of Article 4 of Decisionand 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperdause Other third ◦ (a) or in(b) 1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda countries of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda longer

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision

Capsicum annuum Dominican 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes Republic elegantalis French Polynesia 72 (a)1 or (b)8 Anthonomus eugenii Jamaica Puerto Rico ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda Cape Verde 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes Israel elegantalis La Reunion 62 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Thaumatotibiawithdrawn Madagascar leucotreta Mauritius ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda Saint Helena of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera been frugiperda Belize 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)has9 Bactericera cockerelli Costa Rica El Salvador 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)and9or (d) 9 Neoleucinodes Guatemala elegantalis Honduras 72 (a)1 or (b)8 Anthonomus eugenii Mexico use Nicaragua ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda Panama of Articlein 4 of Decision USA 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda Australia 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericera cockerelli Bolivia longer Brazil 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes Canada no elegantalis Chile is ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda Colombia of Article 4 of Decision Ecuador 2018/638 for Spodoptera French Guiana frugiperda Guyana New Zealand documentParaguay Peru Suriname This Uruguay Venezuala

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Malus Canada 63 (a)1&6 or (b)9 or (c)10 Grapholita packardi Mexico 64 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Botryosphaeria USA kuwatsukai 65 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Anthonomus quadrigibbus 66 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Rhagoletis pomonella Grapholita prunivora, Grapholita inopinata Other third 64 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Botryosphaeria countries kuwatsukai 65 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Anthonomuswithdrawn quadrigibbus 66 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Rhagoletis pomonella Grapholita prunivora, Grapholitabeen inopinata Mangifera All third countries 61 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Tephritidae (non- has European) Momordica All third countries 71 (a) or (b)1 Thrips palmi Fruits of Momordica originating from third countries orand areas of third countries where Thrips palmi is known to occur and where effectiveuse mitigation measuresin for that pest are lacking are prohibited. See Annex I of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/2019 (high risk plants, longerplant products or other objects) ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda no of Article 4 of Decision is 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Ocimum All third countries 28 (a) or (b) Liriomyza sativae Amauromyza maculosa Prunus NOT Prunus Canada 61 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Tephritidae (non- persica Mexico European) USA 63 (a)1&6 or (b)9 or (c)10 Grapholita packardi

Other third 61 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Tephritidae (non- countries European) Prunus persica African countries4 61 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Tephritidae (non- Cape Verde European) Israel 62 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Thaumatotibiawithdrawn La Reunion leucotreta Madagascar Mauritius Saint Helena been Canada 61 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Tephritidae (non- Mexico hasEuropean) USA 63 (a)1&6 or (b)9 or (c)10 Grapholita packardi Other third 61 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)and9 or (d) 10 Tephritidae (non- countries European) Punica granatum African countries4 62 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Thaumatotibia Cape Verde use leucotreta Saint Helena in Israel Madagascar La Reunion Mauritius longer Other third N/A countries no is

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Pyrus Canada 63 (a)1&6 or (b)9 or (c)10 Grapholita packardi Mexico 64 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Botryosphaeria USA kuwatsukai 65 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Anthonomus quadrigibbus Other third 64 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Botryosphaeria countries kuwatsukai

65 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)10 Anthonomus quadrigibbus Root and tubercle Third countries 12 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, Soil and growingwithdrawn vegetables, other other than no specific statement required medium than tubers of Switzerland for this AD) Solanum tuberosum been L. Solanaceae fruits Americas3 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericera cockerelli Australia has New Zealand Solanum American 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericera cockerelli aethiopicum countries3 and Australia 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes New Zealand use elegantalis ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda of Articlein 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda Other third 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes countries longer elegantalis no ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda of Article 4 of Decision is 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda

Notes This includes other Solanaceae fruit (NOT tomatoes, aubergines, chillies) for example (Physalis sp.),Solanum torvum, Goij berries (Lycium barbarum), Tamarillo (Solanum betaceum) etc. document

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Solanum American 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericera cockerelli macrocarpon countries3 Australia ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda New Zealand of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda

Other third ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda countries of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera frugiperda Solanum American 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9 or (d)9 Bactericera cockerelli countries3 withdrawn lycopersicum 7 1&6 9 9 Australia 68 (a) or (b) or (c) or (d) Neoleucinodes elegantalis New Zealand 69 (a) or (b)1 or (c)8 Keiferiabeen lycopersicella

Other third 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)has9 Neoleucinodes countries elegantalis 69 (a) or (b)1 or (c)8 Keiferia lycopersicella Solanum American 67 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)and9 or (d) 9 Bactericera cockerelli melongena countries3 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes Australia use elegantalis New Zealand 69 (a) or in(b) 1 or (c)8 Keiferia lycopersicella 70 (a) or (b)1 or (c) Thrips palmi ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera longerfrugiperda Other third no 68 (a)7 or (b)1&6 or (c)9or (d)9 Neoleucinodes countriesis elegantalis 69 (a) or (b)1 or (c)8 Keiferia lycopersicella 70 (a) or (b)1 or (c) Thrips palmi ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda of Article 4 of Decision 2018/638 for Spodoptera document frugiperda

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Fruit and Vegetables continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Ullucus tuberosus All third countries PROHIBITED Annex I of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2018/2019 (high risk plants, plant products or other objects) Vaccinium Canada 63 (a)1&6 or (b)9 or (c)10 Grapholita packardi Mexico USA Other third countries N/A Zea mays All third countries ◦ (a) or (b)1 or (c) or (d) or (e)2 Spodoptera frugiperda Fresh sweetcorn of Article 4 of Decision including corn on 2018/638 for Spodoptera the cob (mature frugiperda withdrawn and mini) and shelled corn.

been Notes to fruit and vegetables 1The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitaryhas certificate. 2Information on the treatment(s) used to ensure freedom from Spodotera frugiperda must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. and 3 Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, French Guiana, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, USA, Venezuela use 4Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi,in Cameroon, Central African Republic (CAR), Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Africa,longer South Sudan, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe 6 Area freedom status has been communicatedno in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of isthe third country concerned. 7 Country freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. 8 Place of production must be mentioned on the phytosanitary certificate. 9 Information on traceability must be included in the phytosanitary certificate’ 10 Use of a systems approach or details of the treatment method are included in the phytosanitary certificate. The systems approach or the post-harvest treatment method has been communicated in advance in writingdocument to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. This

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4. European third country ware potatoes Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Tubers of Solanum European third 15 (a) or (b) Tecia solanivora tuberosum and countries free from 16 (a) or (b) Clavibacter sepedonicus other tuber-forming Clavibacter Solanum spp. NOT sepedonicus 17 (a) or (b) Synchytrium 17 seed potatoes endobioticum

21 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Ralstonia solanacearum specific statement required for this Ralstonia AD) pseudosolanacearum Ralstonia syzigii subsp. celebensis Ralstoniawithdrawn syzigii subsp. indonesiensis

Epitrix cucumeris ◦ (2a)1 or (2b) of Section (1) of beenEpitrix papa sp n. Annex 1 to Decision 18 Epitrix subcrinita 2012/270/EU Epitrix tuberis Plus the statements has ‘The potato tubers have been found free from the specifiedand organisms and from any of their symptoms and do not contain more than 0.1 % of soil in an official examinationuse carried out immediately prior to export.’ in ‘The packaging material is clean.’

European third PROHIBITED countries not longer recognized as being free fromno Clavibacteris sepedonicus

Notes 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. 17 Only required from countries where Synchytrium endobioticum is known to occur. 18 Commissiondocument Decision 2012/270/EU is only required from countries where Epitrix cucumeris, Epitrix papa sp. n., Epitrix subcrinita or Epitrix tuberis are known to be present.

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5. Egyptian ware potatoes Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Tubers of Solanum Egypt 15 (a) or (b) Tecia solanivora tuberosum and Clavibacter sepedonicus other tuber- 16 (a) or (b) forming Solanum 17 (a) or (b) Synchytrium spp. NOT seed endobioticum17 potatoes 21 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Ralstonia solanacearum specific statement required for this Ralstonia AD) pseudosolanacearum Ralstonia syzigii subsp. celebensis Ralstoniawithdrawn syzigii subsp. indonesiensis

◦ Decision 2011/787/EU Ralstonia solanacearum The phytosanitary certificate needsbeen to indicate The lot numbers (in section has ‘Distinguishing marks’).

The official individualand code numbers of the Ralstonia solanacearum pest free areas (in ‘Additional Declarations’)use. ◦ (2a)1 inor (2b) of Section (1) of Epitrix cucumeris Annex 1 to Decision Epitrix papa sp n. 2012/270/EU18 Epitrix subcrinita

Plus the statements Epitrix tuberis longer‘The potato tubers have been found free from the specified organisms and no from any of their symptoms and do not contain more than 0.1 % of soil in is an official examination carried out immediately prior to export.’

‘The packaging material is clean.’

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6. Lebanese ware potatoes - Akkar and Beka regions only Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Tubers of Lebanon 15 (a) or (b) Tecia solanivora Solanum regions of: Akkar 16 (a) or (b) Clavibacter sepedonicus tuberosum and and Bekaa other tuber- 17 (a) or (b) Synchytrium forming Solanum endobioticum17 spp. NOT seed potatoes ◦ (2a)1 or (2b) of Section (1) of Epitrix cucumeris Annex 1 to Decision Epitrix papa sp. n. 2012/270/EU18 Epitrix subcrinita

Plus the statements Epitrixwithdrawn tuberis ‘The potato tubers have been found free from the specified organisms and from any of their symptoms and do not contain been more than 0.1 % of soil in an official examination carried hasout immediately prior to export.’

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◦ Decision 2019/1614use /EU19 Clavibacter sepedonicus The statement: ‘In accordancein with EU requirements laid down in Decision 2019/1614/EU.’ and longerThe lot number (each lot must be identifiable to the original no producer). is and The name of the Clavibacter sepedonicus free area in Akkar or Bekaa where the potatoes have been produced Other regions of PROHIBITED documentLebanon Notes 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. 17 OnlyThis required from countries where Synchytrium ndobioticum is known to occur. 18 Only required from countries where Epitrix cucumeris, Epitrix papa sp. n., Epitrix subcrinita or Epitrix tuberis are known to be present. 19 Commission Implementing Decision 2019/1614/EU provides a derogation permitting the import of ware potatoes from the Akkar and Bekaa regions of Lebanon only (expires 31 March 2023)

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7. Other third country ware potatoes Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Tubers of Solanum Algeria 15 (a) or (b) Tecia solanivora tuberosum and Israel 16 (a) or (b) Clavibacter sepedonicus other tuber- Libya forming Solanum Morocco 17 (a) or (b) Synchytrium spp. NOT seed Syria endobioticum17 potatoes Tunisia 1 Epitrix cucumeris Turkey ◦ (2a) or (2b) of Section (1) of Annex 1 to Decision Epitrix papa sp n. 2012/270/EU18 Epitrix subcrinita

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8. Machinery and vehicles Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine ◦ Commission Decision pathogens ♦ The Official Controls (Plant Health and Genetically Modified Organisms) (England) Regulations 2019 Machinery and Third countries not 2 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no vehicles which Switzerland specific statement required for this AD) have been operated for Switzerland ♦ Part I 2. (1) (a) or (b) Ceratocystis platani’ agricultural or Plus the statement forestry purposes ‘exported from an area established by

the national plant protection organisation withdrawn for Switzerland in accordance with ISPM No. 4 as an area that is free from Ceratocystis platani’ been or in the case of any machinery or vehicles exported from an area infested with Ceratocystis platani’ has

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9. Living parts of plants from third countries NOT USA Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Aegle All third countries PROHIBITED Aeglopsis Afraegle Atalantia Amyris All third countries 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Balsamocitrus All third countries PROHIBITED Burkillanthus Betula All third countries 38 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Agrilus anxius specific statement required for this AD) Calodendrum All third countries PROHIBITED withdrawn Choisya Clausena Casimiroa All third countries 52 (a) or (b)1 or (c) beenTrioza erytreae Castanea - with European third N/A leaves countries Other third PROHIBITED has countries Castanea - without All third countries N/A and leaves Citropsis All third countries 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Citrus All third countries PROHIBITEDuse Eremocitrus All third countries 53 (a) or (b)in1 Diaphorina citri Esenbeckia All third countries 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Fortunella All third countries PROHIBITED Fraxinus Canada 366 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Agrilus planipennis China longerspecific statement required for this Japan AD) North Korea no South Koreais Mongolia Russia Taiwan Other third N/A countries document Notes 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. 6 AreaThis freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. 7 Country freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. February 2020 version 2.3 Page 21 of 32

Living parts of plants from third countries NOT USA continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Glycosmis All third countries 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Juglans ailantifolia Canada 366 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Agrilus planipennis Juglans China specific statement required for this manshurica Japan AD) North Korea South Korea Mongolia Russia Taiwan Other third N/A countries Limonia All third countries PROHIBITED withdrawn Merrillia All third countries 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Microcitrus All third countries PROHIBITED Murraya been Naringi All third countries 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri 54 (a)7 or (b)1&6 Xanthomonas citri pv. has aurantifolii Xanthomonas citri pv. and citri Pamburus All third countries PROHIBITED Poncirus All third countries PROHIBITED Phoenix Algeria PROHIBITEDuse Morocco PROHIBITEDin Other third N/A countries Prunus All third countries N/A Other third longerN/A countries Populus - with Canada no PROHIBITED leaves Mexico is PROHIBITED Other Americas 41 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Sphaerulina musiva specific statement required for this AD) Populus - without Americas 41 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Sphaerulina musiva leaves specific statement required for this AD) Notes document 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. 6 Area freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protectionThis organisation of the third country concerned. 7 Country freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned.

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Living parts of plants from third countries NOT USA continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Pterocarya Canada 366(Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Agrilus planipennis rhoifolia China specific statement required for this Japan AD) North Korea South Korea Mongolia Russia Taiwan Other third N/A countries Quercus - with European third N/A withdrawn leaves countries Other third PROHIBITED countries Quercus - without All third countries N/A been leaves Rhododendron All third countries N/A has spp. NOT Rhododendron simsii and Rhododendron Third countries N/A simsii use Rosa Canada ◦ Decisionin 2019/1739 Rose rosette virus and India Comply as applicable, with paragraph Phyllocoptes fructiphilus Mexico 2, 3 or 4. 5 Severinia All third countries PROHIBITED Swinglea Tetradium All third countries longer53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Toddalia no Triphasia All third countries PROHIBITED is Notes 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. 5 The wording of the respective requirement shall be indicated in the phytosanitary certificate under ‘Additional Declaration’. For 2, the name of the pest free area shall be stated in the phytosanitary certificate under ‘place of origin’. 6 Area freedomdocument status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. 7 Country freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protectionThis organisation of the third country concerned.

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Living parts of plants from third countries NOT USA continued Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Ulmus davidiana Canada 366 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no Agrilus planipennis China specific statement required for this Japan AD) North Korea South Korea Mongolia Russia Taiwan Other third N/A countries Vepris All third countries PROHIBITED Vitis All third countries PROHIBITED withdrawn Zanthoxylum All third countries 52 (a), (b)1 or (c) Trioza eryteae 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri been Notes 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitaryhas certificate. 6Area freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. 7 Country freedom status has been communicated in advance inand writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. use in

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10. Living parts of conifer plants from third countries NOT USA Genus Origin AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Coniferales All third countries N/A NOT Abies Cedrus Chamaecyparis Juniperus Larix Picea Pinus withdrawn Pseudotsuga Tsuga Abies European third N/A Cedrus countries been Chamaecyparis Other third PROHIBITED Juniperus countries has Larix Picea Pinus and Pseudotsuga Tsuga use

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11. Living parts of plants from USA NOT Phytophthora ramorum host genera Genus AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Aegle PROHIBITED Aeglopsis Afraegle Atalantia Amyris 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Betula 38 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no specific Agrilus anxius statement required for this AD) Burkillanthus PROHIBITED Balsamocitrus withdrawn Casimiroa 52 (a) or (b)1 or (c) Trioza erytreae Castanea - with leaves PROHIBITED Castanea - without N/A been leaves NOT Castanea sativa has Castanea sativa see Phythopthora ramorum host genera ex USA. Citropsis 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Citrus PROHIBITED and Calodendrum PROHIBITED Choisya use Clausena in Eremocitrus 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Esenbeckia Fortunella PROHIBITED Fraxinus NOT 366 (Phyto fulfilslonger AD requirement, no specific Agrilus planipennis Franixus excelsior statement required for this AD) Fraxinus excelsior 366 (Phytono fulfils AD requirement, no specific Agrilus planipennis statementis required for this AD) see also Phythopthora ramorum host genera ex USA. Glycosmis 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Juglans ailantifolia 366 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no specific Agrilus planipennis Juglans manshurica statement required for this AD) Limonia documentPROHIBITED Notes 1 The name of the pest free area must be recorded on the phytosanitary certificate. 6 AreaThis freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. 7 Country freedom status has been communicated in advance in writing to the Commission by the national plant protection organisation of the third country concerned. February 2020 version 2.3 Page 26 of 32

Living parts of plants from USA NOT Phytophothora ramorum host genera - continued Genus AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Merrillia 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Microcitrus PROHIBITED Murraya Naringi 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri 54 (a)7 or (b)1&6 Xanthomonas citri pv. aurantifolii Xanthomonas citri pv. citri

Pamburus PROHIBITED Pterocarya rhoifolia 366 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no specific Agrilus planipennis statement required for this AD) withdrawn Phoenix N/A Prunus N/A Poncirus PROHIBITED been Populus - with leaves PROHIBITED Populus - without 41 Sphaerulina musiva leaves has Rosa ◦ Decision 2019/1739 Rose rosette virus and Comply as applicable, with paragraphand 2, 3 or 4. 5 Phyllocoptes fructiphilus Severinia PROHIBITED Swinglea use Tetradium 53 (a) or (b)1 Diaphorina citri Toddalia in Triphasia PROHIBITED Ulmus davidiana 366 (Phyto fulfils AD requirement, no specific Agrilus planipennis statement required for this AD) Vespris PROHIBITED longer VItis PROHIBITEDno Zanthoxylum 52 (a), (b)1 or (c) Trioza erytreae 53 (a)is or (b)1 Diaphorina citri

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12. Living parts of conifer plants from USA Genus AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens ◦ Commission Decision Coniferales NOT N/A Abies Cedrus Chamaecyparis Juniperus Larix Picea Pinus Pseudotsuga Tsuga Abies PROHIBITED Cedrus PROHIBITED Chamaecyparis PROHIBITED withdrawn Juniperus PROHIBITED Larix PROHIBITED Picea PROHIBITED been Pinus PROHIBITED Pseudotsuga PROHIBITED has Tsuga PROHIBITED and use in

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13. Living parts of plants from USA Phytophthora ramorum host genera Genus AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens o Commission Decision Castanea - with leaves PROHIBITED Quercus - with leaves PROHIBITED Acer macrophyllum ◦ 1(a)1 or 1(b) of Annex to Phytophthora ramorum Acer pseudoplatanus Decision 2002/757/EC for Adiantum aleuticum Phytophthora ramorum Adiantum jordanii The statement: Aesculus californica ‘Found free from non-European isolates of Aesculus hippocastanum Phytophthora ramorum.’ Arbutus menziesii withdrawn Arbutus unedo Arctostaphylos Calluna vulgaris been Camellia spp. Castanea sativa - without leaves Fagus sylvatica has Frangula californica Frangula purshiana Fraxinus excelsior and Griselinia littoralis Hamamelis virginiana use Heteromeles arbutifolia Kalmia latifolia in Laurus nobilis Leucothoe spp. Lithocarpus densiflorus Lonicera hispidula longer Magnolia spp. Michelia doltsopa no Nothofagus obliqua is Osmanthus heterophyllus Parrotia persica Photinia x fraseri Pieris spp. Quercus spp. - without leaves Rhododendrondocument spp. (NOT Rhododendron simsii)

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Living parts of plants from USA Phytophthora ramorum host genera- continued Genus AD requirements: Quarantine pathogens o Commission Decision Rosa gymnocarpa ◦ 1(a)1 or 1(b) of Annex to Phytophthora ramorum Decision 2002/757/EC for Phytophthora ramorum The statement: ‘Found free from non-European isolates of Phytophthora ramorum.’

◦ Decision 2019/1739 Rose rosette virus and Comply as applicable, with paragraph 2, 3 or Phyllocoptes fructiphilus 45. Salix caprea ◦ 1(a)1 or 1(b) of Annex to Phytophthora ramorum Sequoia sempervirens Decision 2002/757/EC for withdrawn Syringa vulgaris Phytophthora ramorum Taxus spp. The statement: Trientalis latifolia ‘Found free from non-European isolates ofbeen Umbellularia californica Phytophthora ramorum.’ Vaccinium ovatum Viburnum spp. has

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14. Commodities that can be imported into the UK without a phytosanitary certificate Type Latin name Common name Fruits Ananas comosus Pineapples Cocos nucifera Coconuts Durio zibethinus Durians Musa sp. Bananas Phoenix dactylifera Dates

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Appendix 1 - Solanaceae family – genera Acnistus FabianaEspadaea Petunia Anisodus Goetzea Phrodus Anthocercis Grabowskia Physaliastrum Anthotroche Grammosolen Physalis Archihyoscyamus Habrothamnus Physochlaina Archiphysalis Hawkesiophyton Pionandra Athenaea Herschelia Plowmania Atrichodendron Hunzikeria Protoschwenkia Atropa Hyoscyamus Przewalskia Atropanthe Iochroma Quincula Aureliana Jaborosa Rahowardiana Benthamiella Jaltomata Reyesia Bouchetia Juanulloa Salpichroawithdrawn Brachistus Larnax Salpichroma Browallia Latua Salpiglossis Brugmansia Lehmannia beenSaracha Brunfelsia Leptoglossis Schizanthus Calibrachoa Leucophysalis Schultesianthus Capsicum Lycianthes has Schwenckia Cestrum Lycium Schwenkia Chamaesaracha Lycopersicon and Sclerophylax Coeloneurum Lycopersicum Scopolia Combera Mandragora Sessea Crenidium Markea use Solandra Cuatresia Melananthusin Solanum Cyphanthera Merinthopodium Streptosolen Cyphomandra Meyenia Swartsia Datura Nectouxia Trianaea Deprea Nicandralonger Tubocapsicum Discopodium Nicotiana Tzeltalia Duboisia noNierembergia Vassobia Duckeodendron Nolana Vestia Dunalia is Normania Withania Eriolarynx Nycterium Witheringia Exodeconus Pantacantha

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