Malaysia: New Conditions on Citrus Imports Begin

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Starting 1 January, 2015, importers of U.S. fresh citrus (oranges and lemons) are required to obtain an import permit, and shipments will need a phytosanitary certificate with attestations related to freedom from fruit flies and citrus greening. These new requirements will not apply to shipments that departed prior to 31 December, 2014, and that arrive before 28 February.

Malaysia: New Conditions on Citrus Imports Begin

Exporting, Regulations & Requirements
East Asia and the Pacific, Malaysia
Fruits and Vegetables

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