Sentence examples for phytosanitary certification from inspiring English sources
It is expected that the implementation of this TaqMan real-time RT-PCR assay will facilitate efficient phytosanitary certification of nursery stock requiring testing for ToRSV by regulatory agencies, and will also have wider uses for the general detection of ToRSV in a range of hosts.
The big one: While Russian regulations required that imported coffee bear a "phytosanitary" certification testifying that it is free of pests and disease, the U.S. had no such standard for exported coffee.
Examples include the requirement for environmental certification, phytosanitary prerequisites, and technical barriers such as building standards.
For seeds and plants, a phytosanitary health certificate is required, while certain food imports require Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) certification.
Like most EU countries trading extensively with the UK, Ireland is hiring extra staff – 1,000 in its case – for customs controls, sanitary and phytosanitary checks and export certification.
In September a technical assistance was conducted under the "Triangular Project for SENASA's (Honduras) Institutional Strengthening in the Establishment of a Public-Private, Phytosanitary and Food Safety Inspection and Certification System for Agricultural Products Exports".
IPRMM involves certification that sufficient phytosanitary measures are being applied from the beginning of production to the end of distribution.
A visit took place in order to guide and assist the establishment of a public-private phytosanitary and food safety inspection and certification system for agricultural export products.
This tool can be used by cassava breeders screening for disease resistance; scientists doing virus diagnostic studies; phytosanitary officers checking movement of diseased planting materials, and seed certification and multipliers for virus indexing.
CTA and its partners need to bring additional support to the dissemination of phytosanitary rules and regulations needed to access the main northern markets, setting up local or regional certification programmes, initiating new or supporting existing capacity building programmes as well as promoting the exchange of information through workshops and seminars.
To increase the quality of fumigation services provided, FAO supported the Phytosanitary Association of Ukraine in developing an internal code of practice for phytosanitary treatment – providing training and certification to allow for stricter safety standards mandatory for its members, who account for 50percentt of the market in terms of volume.
