The government of South Korea has banned the import of pollen from China

게시됨 2023년 11월 6일

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The Korean government has decided to ban the import of pollen produced in areas where fruit tree burn disease occurs in China. This comes two months after Japan imposed a similar ban. However, there are concerns that this measure may not effectively prevent the introduction of the disease, as China has not officially confirmed the occurrence of burn disease and there are other regions from which pears can still be imported. Korea heavily relies on China for pollen imports.

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The government has banned the import of pollen (pollen used to pollinate fire disease host plants) produced in areas where fruit tree burn disease occurs in China. About two months after the Japanese government imposed a ban at the end of August due to the outbreak of burn disease in China, the Korean government also decided to restrict imports. However, unlike Japan, our quarantine authorities decided to block the import of only pollen produced in areas where burn disease occurs. The Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Quarantine Headquarters announced on the 1st that it would ban the import of pollen from two regions in China, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region and Gansu Province, where burn disease occurred. This is a measure pursuant to Article 11 of the ‘Plant Quarantine Act’. The ‘Plant Quarantine Act’ states, “If it is recognized that an emergency management situation has occurred in relation to regulated pests that have occurred in a specific region of a foreign country and ...

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