The General Technical Directorate in Paraguay will require a phytosanitary certificate to send soybean meal to Japan

Published 2023년 2월 9일

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Starting July 2023, Paraguay will be required to obtain a phytosanitary certificate for soybean meal exports to Japan, adhering to the import license conditions set by Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF). This certificate must be issued after the products have undergone sanitary inspection. The export of certain vegetables and their derivatives may be prohibited in Japan to prevent the introduction of plant pests. Failure to present the required certificate will result in the rejection of the shipment, in accordance with Japan's Plant Protection Law.

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Through Communication No. 03/23 of the Senave DGT, it is mentioned that from July of this year it will be necessary to issue a phytosanitary certificate for exports of soybean meal from Paraguay to Japan, as part of compliance with the conditions of the import license established by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF) of that country. Likewise, in accordance with the official communication from Japan and current procedures, it is established that before issuing the phytosanitary certificate, the sanitary inspection of the products that will be exported must be carried out, in this case soybean meal. According to the MAFF conditions, it is necessary to attach the corresponding phytosanitary certificate (issued by the phytosanitary authority of the country of origin), limit the places of unloading and importation of the items, as well as the successful results of the inspection carried out by the Plant Protection Station of ...

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