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After Vietnam, it is Indonesia restricting import of Indian Groundnut

Indonesia raises quality issue for groundnut export Groundnut exports stagnated at 536,929 tonnes in 2015-16, after a sharp decline from 2013-14 when these were a record of 708,386 tonnes, worth $760 million Business Standard |  Dilip Kumar Jha  |  Mumbai   June 14, 2016 Last Updated at 22:34 IST   After Vietnam raised concerns over […]

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  • IMPORTS INTO INDIA
    • THE DESTRUCTIVE INSECTS AND PESTS ACT, 1914
      • Narration of PQ Order, 2003 amended upto 31.01.2020
        • Schedules attached to PQ Order, 2003
        • Gazette notification of PQ Order,2003 and subsequent amendments
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        • List of Domestic Quarantine Orders
  • EXPORTS FROM INDIA
    • Phytosanitary Certificate (PSC) Issuing Authorities
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    • NATIONAL STANDARDS FOR PHYTOSANITARY MEASURES
      • MoUs and Protocols Signed by Government of India
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  • IMPORTANT ORDERS/CIRCULARS
    • Related to Exports
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Plant Quarantine Services

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Phytosanitary Requirement by Importing Countries

1) All countries for WPM
2) Algeria 3) Australia
4) Barbodas 5) Chile
6) People's Republic of China 7) European Union Countries
  8) Iran 9) Israel
10) Japan 11) Malaysia
12) Mauritius 13) Mexico
14) New Zealand
15) Pakistan 16) Russian Fedetation
17) Saudi Arabia 18) Vietnam
  19) Turkey   20) USA
Phytosanitary conditions of Importing Countries for plant & plant products exported from India

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    • Different Types of Heat Treatment
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      • A Project Note on Use of Irradiation as a Phytosanitary Measure
    • Cold Treatment
    • Chemical Treatment

Accreditation of Fumigation Agencies

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Presentations

  • Historical Background of Plant Quarantine
  • Identification of Khapra Beetle
  • Identification of Storage Insects
  • WEED IDENTIFICATION
  • Fruit Flies- Both Indegenous & Exotic
  • Weeds of PQ Importance
  • Few examples of Pest introduced into India
  • Diagnostic Characteristics Of Quarantine Pest (QP) in Apple from China
  • Diagnostic Characteristics of QP in Apple from USA
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