Polish tomatoes can be exported to Israel

Published 2024년 8월 30일

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The Polish Chief Inspectorate of Plant Protection and Seed Inspection has received a proposal from Israel's Plant Protection and Inspection Services (PPIS) for phytosanitary requirements for fresh tomato exports to Israel. This development marks the start of tomato exports to Israel, with the requirement for Israeli importers to obtain a permit and ensure the tomatoes come from a facility with pest control measures against the Colorado potato beetle. The tomatoes must also be officially inspected and free from certain plant debris, and accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate issued by the Polish Inspectorate.
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The Chief Inspectorate of Plant Protection and Seed Inspection has received a proposal from the Israeli plant protection organization - Plant Protection and Inspection Services (PPIS) for phytosanitary requirements for fresh tomatoes that can be exported from Poland to Israel. Until now, the export of these vegetables was not possible - PIORiN informed. Thanks to the effective cooperation of both offices, producers and exporters interested in this market, after familiarizing themselves with and fulfilling Israeli phytosanitary requirements, began the first shipments of fresh tomato fruits, which are already reaching recipients in Israel - indicated in the announcement. As PIORiN reported, the phytosanitary conditions for tomatoes exported to Israel require the Israeli importer to obtain a permit from the appropriate office to import this assortment from Poland. Exported tomatoes must come from a place of production where physical isolation conditions protecting ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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