Vietnam and Colombia borders open again for Dutch onions

Published 2021년 12월 10일

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The agricultural news article reports that the Umbrella organization GroentenFruit Huis has announced that direct delivery of onions to Vietnam is possible again, with a new scheme in development for Colombia. For Vietnam, onions must be quarantine-free, with specific requirements for stem nematodes and root knot nematode. Colombia has set new requirements for Dutch consignments to be free of tulip gall mite and leek moth. The NVWA is working with the KCB to develop a recognition scheme for Colombia, where growers and plots will be reported to the KCB by exporters, and growers must be GlobalGap certified with checks for traceability.
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Umbrella organization GroentenFruit Huis reported the good news to the representatives of the onion trade during a members' meeting this week. Direct delivery to Vietnam is possible again and a recognition scheme has yet to be worked out for Colombia. For Vietnam, the onion lots delivered must be free of quarantine organisms. NVWA reports on the conditions on its website. As quarantine pests, the stem nematodes Ditylenchus dipsaci and Ditylenchus destructor and the root knot nematode Meloidogyne hapla are mentioned. Sample testing required For Ditylenchus dipsaci, an onion sample test is mandatory for export to Vietnam. However, it is also possible to export onions from fields that have been approved for Indonesia. Then no separate sample testing is necessary. Vietnam bought 350 tons of Dutch onions last season and in the 2019-2020 season that was over 800 tons. The export of onions to Colombia has not been possible since the end of 2015. Negotiations with information provided by ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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