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	Commodity:	Mammillaria spp. as listed
	Scientific name:	Mammillaria spp. as listed
	Country:	All countries
	End use:	Seeds for sowing
	Date printed:	Sep 3 2010

The information here covers AQIS quarantine requirements only and is current on the date of transmission but may change without notice. AQIS makes no warranties or representations with respect to the accuracy or completeness of that information and will bear no liability with respect to that information. Importers must satisfy quarantine concerns and comply with quarantine conditions applicable at the time of entry. The Commonwealth through AQIS is not liable for any costs arising from or associated with decisions of importers to import based on conditions presented here which are not current at the time of importation. It is the importer’s responsibility to verify the accuracy and completeness of the information at the time of importation. It is the importer’s responsibility to identify and to ensure it has complied with, all requirements of any other regulatory and advisory bodies prior to and after importation including the Australian Customs Service, Therapeutic Goods Administration, Department of Health and Ageing, Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, Australian Pesticides & Veterinary Medicines Authority and any State agencies such as Departments of Agriculture and Health and Environmental Protection authorities. Importers should note that this list is not exhaustive. Importers should also note that all foods imported into Australia must comply with the provisions of the Imported Food Control Act 1992 , an Act which is administered by AQIS. Notification of the import must be provided to AQIS for all imported goods other than goods imported as accompanied baggage or goods imported via the mail and not prescribed under the Customs Act 1901. Notification must be consistent with Quarantine Regulations 2000 (examples include a Quarantine Entry or a Quarantine declaration).

	Condition  C14405 Species listing for Mammillaria  spp See Table 1 for a list of species that are permitted entry. Note: Any species not listed in these tables are prohibited entry into Australia by legislation and require assessment. Table 1: List of Permitted Species. These species may be imported subject to the conditions C7100, C7179, C7180, C5012.   Mammillaria albicans Mammillaria albilanata Mammillaria arida Mammillaria armillata Mammillaria aurea Mammillaria aureiceps Mammillaria backebergiana Mammillaria barbata Mammillaria baxteriana Mammillaria beiselii Mammillaria bella Mammillaria beneckei Mammillaria blossfeldiana Mammillaria bocasana Mammillaria bombycina Mammillaria boolii Mammillaria brauneana Mammillaria bravoae Mammillaria calacantha Mammillaria camptotricha Mammillaria candida Mammillaria capensis Mammillaria carmenae Mammillaria carmenae x lauii Mammillaria carnea Mammillaria carretii Mammillaria celsiana Mammillaria centraliplumosa Mammillaria centricirrha Mammillaria centricirrha var. krameri Mammillaria centricirrha var. macracantha Mammillaria centricirrha var. recurva Mammillaria chica Mammillaria chionocephala Mammillaria coahuilensis Mammillaria collina Mammillaria collinsii Mammillaria columbiana Mammillaria compressa Mammillaria confusa Mammillaria conoidea Mammillaria conspicua Mammillaria crassispina Mammillaria crucigera Mammillaria dasyacantha Mammillaria deherdtiana Mammillaria densispina Mammillaria dioica Mammillaria discolor Mammillaria dixanthrocentron Mammillaria durispina Mammillaria duwei Mammillaria elegans Mammillaria elongata Mammillaria evermanniana Mammillaria fauxiana Mammillaria fera-rubra Mammillaria fissurata Mammillaria flavovirens Mammillaria formosa Mammillaria fraileana Mammillaria furfuracea Mammillaria gaumeri Mammillaria geminispina Mammillaria gigantea Mammillaria glassii Mammillaria glochidiata Mammillaria goldii Mammillaria gracilis Mammillaria gracilis var. fragilis Mammillaria grahamii Mammillaria grahamii var. grahamii Mammillaria grusonii Mammillaria guelzowiana Mammillaria gummifera Mammillaria hahniana Mammillaria hamata Mammillaria haudeana Mammillaria heeseana Mammillaria hemisphaerica Mammillaria heyderi Mammillaria heyderi subsp. gaumeri Mammillaria heyderi subsp. gummifera Mammillaria heyderi subsp. hemisphaerica Mammillaria horripila Mammillaria huitzilopochtli Mammillaria hutchisoniana Mammillaria jaliscana Mammillaria jalpanensis Mammillaria jozef-bergeri Mammillaria karwinskiana Mammillaria klissingiana Mammillaria knippeliana Mammillaria lanata Mammillaria laneusumma Mammillaria lasiacantha Mammillaria laui Mammillaria leei Mammillaria lenta Mammillaria longiflora Mammillaria longimamma Mammillaria longimamma var. sphaerica Mammillaria louisae Mammillaria macracantha Mammillaria magallanii Mammillaria magnifica Mammillaria magnimamma Mammillaria mainiae Mammillaria mammillaris Mammillaria maritima Mammillaria marksiana Mammillaria martinezii Mammillaria matudae Mammillaria mazatlanensis Mammillaria melanocentra Mammillaria mendeliana Mammillaria mercadensis Mammillaria microcarpa Mammillaria microhelia Mammillaria microheliopsis Mammillaria microthele Mammillaria moelleriana Mammillaria mollendorffiana Mammillaria mollendorfiana Mammillaria muehlenpfordtii Mammillaria multiseta Mammillaria mystax Mammillaria nagliana Mammillaria nana Mammillaria nejapensis Mammillaria nellieae Mammillaria neomystax Mammillaria nivosa Mammillaria obconella Mammillaria oliviae Mammillaria oteroi Mammillaria papyracantha Mammillaria parkinsonii Mammillaria pectinifera Mammillaria pennispinosa Mammillaria perbella Mammillaria perezdelarosae Mammillaria petterssonii Mammillaria picta Mammillaria pitcayensis Mammillaria plumosa Mammillaria polythele Mammillaria poselgeri Mammillaria pottsii Mammillaria praelii Mammillaria pringlei Mammillaria prolifera Mammillaria pseudoperbella Mammillaria rhodantha Mammillaria rhodantha subsp. aureiceps Mammillaria rhodantha subsp. fera-rubra Mammillaria rhodantha subsp. mollendorffiana Mammillaria rhodantha subsp. pringlei Mammillaria rhodantha subsp. rhodantha Mammillaria roseocentra Mammillaria saetigera Mammillaria sartorii Mammillaria schiedeana Mammillaria schmidtii Mammillaria schumannii Mammillaria senilis Mammillaria sheldonii Mammillaria sneedii Mammillaria solisioides Mammillaria sphacelata Mammillaria sphaerica Mammillaria spinosissima Mammillaria strobilina Mammillaria supertexta Mammillaria surculosa Mammillaria swinglei Mammillaria tetrancistra Mammillaria theresae Mammillaria thornberi Mammillaria tobuschii Mammillaria tropica Mammillaria uncinata Mammillaria viperina Mammillaria viridiflora Mammillaria vivipara Mammillaria wildii Mammillaria winterae Mammillaria woodsii Mammillaria wrightii Mammillaria wrightii var. wilcoxii Mammillaria yaquensis Mammillaria zeilmanniana
	Condition  C7100 Notes:  A) If a plant is permitted on ICON at the species level then all subordinate taxa (e.g. varieties, subspecies, forms and subforms) of that species are also permitted. B) Where the parents of a hybrid are permitted in ICON the hybrid plant may be imported without a separate ICON listing.  Imported hybrids must be clearly labelled with their full parentage for identification by AQIS. Importer’s Responsibilities 1. An Import Permit is not required. 2. Genetically modified seeds must be accompanied by a copy of a valid Import Permit. All applications must be forwarded to AQIS Plant Programs, Canberra along with detailed information regarding the mode of genetic modification and the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator (OGTR) registration number. 3. It is the importer’s responsibility to check state government/local government requirements to ensure that the seed is permitted entry into that state/territory. 4. For commerical consignments of seed, the importer must contact the AQIS regional office in the port of entry to confirm all arrangements for inspections and treatments. 5. The importer is responsible for payment of all associated AQIS fees and charges. 6. Seed must be free of live insects, soil, disease symptoms, prohibited seeds, other plant material (e.g. leaf, stem material, fruit pulp, pod material, etc.), animal material (e.g. animal faeces, feathers, etc.) and any other extraneous contamination of quarantine concern. 7. All consignments imported into Australia for all end uses must meet the AQIS standards for seed contaminants and tolerances (see below). Contamination with other restricted seeds must not exceed the tolerances in Table 1. There is a nil tolerance for prohibited seeds (see Table 2). 8. Each shipment must be packed in clean, new packaging, clearly labelled with the full botanical name (i.e. genus and species). 9. Packets of seed containing mixed genera or species are not permitted entry due to the difficulties of inspecting them for contaminants. Importers wishing to import packets of seed containing mixed genera or species must obtain prior approval from AQIS. All applications must be forwarded to AQIS Plant Programs, Canberra. Note: Where the Quarantine Officer is able to determine that the packet of seed consists of blends or mixes of traits (such as colour or size) of the same species then the seed may be permitted entry provided that all other conditions of import are met. 10. Pelleted seed of permissible flower, vegetable, herb and pasture/forage seeds may be permitted entry provided that the pelleted seed was commercially produced and packaged and pelleting was carried out using inert material only, see Pelleted Seed Conditions below for further details on requirements and conditions of entry. 11. Containers, timber packing, pallets or dunnage associated with the consignment will be subject to inspection and treatment on arrival, unless certified as having been treated by an AQIS approved treatment. (Refer to the AQIS publication ‘Cargo Containers: Quarantine aspects and procedures’). 12. Full Container Load (FCL) Consignments In addition to the above, the following requirements also apply to FCL consignments: a) Consignments from non-khapra beetle countries: Containers: open-top, open-sided and insulated require: ·        a packer’s declaration stating: "The container(s) covered by this document has/have been cleaned and is/are free from material of amimal and/or plant origin and soil" and ·        an official international Phytosanitary certificate for the agricultural produce immediately prior to loading. b) Consignments from khapra beetle countries: Containers: open-top, open-sided and insulated require: ·        a packer’s declaration stating: "The container(s) covered by this document has/have been cleaned and is/are free from material of amimal and/or plant origin and soil"  and ·        an official international Phytosanitary certificate for the agricultural produce immediately prior to loading with the added endorsements stating it was free from khapra beetle (Trogoderma granarium Everts). c) Timber packaging, pallets, or dunnage in FCL consignments will be subject to inspection and treatment on arrival, unless certified as having been treated by an AQIS approved treatment. (Refer to the AQIS publication ‘Cargo Containers: Quarantine aspects and procedures’). Quarantine Procedures 13. All documentation must be presented to a Quarantine Officer for examination on arrival. 14. All consignments must be inspected on arrival and samples drawn to inspect for freedom from live insects, soil, disease symptoms, prohibited seeds, other plant material (e.g. leaf, stem material, fruit pulp, pod material, etc.), animal material (e.g. animal faeces, feathers, etc.) and any other extraneous contamination of quarantine concern. 15. Consignments may require ISTA sampling and analysis. It is not possible to provide comprehensive instructions that will cover every situation that may arise in dealing with the quarantine inspection and sampling of consignments of seeds, but the following may be used by the Quarantine Officer as a general guide: a) Individual lines or lots of seed with a combined weight of 10 kgs or less should be visually inspected by the Quarantine Officer for any contaminants. If contaminants are detected or suspected a sample is to be drawn in accordance with ISTA procedures and submitted to a Quarantine approved seed-testing laboratory for analysis. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. b) Individual lines or lots of seed with a combined weight over 10 kgs (e.g. 22 x 500 gm packets or 3 x 5 kg bags) should be sampled by the Quarantine Officer in accordance with ISTA procedures and the samples submitted to a Quarantine approved seed-testing laboratory for analysis. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. Note: There are exceptions to this rule. In the case of large seeds (i.e. seeds greater than 8 mm in size e.g. bean seed, pea seed, pumpkin seed, watermelon seed), Quarantine Officers should draw samples and visually inspect them for contaminants. Samples need only be drawn and submitted to a Quarantine approved seed-testing laboratory if contaminants are detected or suspected. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. 16. If live insects are found on inspection, the insects must be identified immediately by an AQIS entomologist and the consignment appropriately treated at the importers expense. 17. a) Correctly certified containers (see Point 13) must be forwarded to a Quarantine Approved Premises (Class 1.1 , 1.3  or 2.2) for a full unpack and inspection as per Point 14 and 15. b) In-correctly certified containers (see Point 12) must be forwarded to a Quarantine Approved Premises (Class 1.1 only) for a full unpack and inspection. All consignments are subject to a more intensive inspection of the seed and packaging material for the presence of live insects. 18. Following inspection and provided all of the above conditions have been met the consignment may be released from quarantine. AQIS Standards for Seed Contaminants and Tolerances All seed consignments imported into Australia for all end uses must meet the AQIS standards for seed contaminants and tolerances. These standards are detailed below: 1. Soil Seed must be free of soil. Seed contaminated with soil discernible to the naked eye must be cleaned, re-exported or destroyed. Soil is not always readily visible, but 0.1% has been adopted as the standard maximum tolerance. Levels of soil contamination reported on seed analysis certificates are to be rounded to 1 decimal place for assessment purposes. 2. Restricted and Prohibited Seeds Table 1. Restricted Seed Contamination Tolerances (Expressed as the maximum number of contaminant seeds per kilogram) Seed Tolerance Seed Tolerance Agropyron spp. (other than those listed on ICON as permitted) 35 Medicago falcata 60 Avena spp. 35 Medicago glutinosa 60 Brachiaria spp. 60 Medicago media 60 Cajanus spp. 60 Medicago sativa 60 Calopogonium spp. 35 Melilotus alba 60 Carthamus tinctorius 35 Melinis spp. 250 Cenchrus spp. (other than C. gracillimus) 35 Onobrychis spp. 250 Centrosema spp. 60 Oryza sativa 5 Chloris spp. 35 Panicum spp. 250 Citrus spp. Nil Pennisetum spp. (other than P. macrourum) 125 Cyamopsis tetragonoloba 35 Phaseolus spp. 25 Desmodium spp. 45 Pueraria spp. 45 Digitaria spp. 125 Secale cereale 35 Eucalyptus spp. Nil Sesamum indicum 60 Glycine spp. 60 Setaria spp. (other than S. faberi) 250 Gossypium spp. Nil Sorghum spp. (other than S. almum and S. halepense) 35 Hibiscus cannabinus 60 Stylosanthes spp. 35 Hordeum spp. 35 Triticum spp. (seed from Karnal bunt countries *) Nil Lablab purpureus 35 Triticum spp. (seed from non-Karnal bunt countries *) 35 Lactuca capensis 250 Vicia spp. (other than V. faba) 35 Lactuca taraxacifolia 250 Vicia faba Nil Leucaena spp. 25 Vigna spp. 25 Linum usitatissimum 45 x Triticosecale spp. (Triticale) (seed from Karnal bunt countries*) Nil Lotononis spp. 250 x Triticosecale spp. (Triticale) (seed from non-Karnal bunt countries*) 35 Manihot esculenta 25     Karnal Bunt (Tilletia indica) is known to occur in the following countries: United States of America, Mexico, Brazil, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Afghanistan, South Africa and Iraq. There is a nil tolerance for Triticum spp. and x Triticosecale spp. seed found as a contaminant in consignments of seed exported from the above Karnal bunt affected countries. Consignments found contaminated with Triticum spp. and x Triticosecale spp. must be either re-exported or destroyed. Cleaning is not an option as Karnal bunt spores may be transmitted by the contaminant seed host to other seed in the consignment. Cleaning the seed to remove the contaminant will not remove potential Karnal bunt spores from the consignment. Table 2. Nil Tolerance for Prohibited Seed AQIS defines a prohibited seed as: a) Any species exceeding the tolerance levels for restricted seeds (see Table 1); OR b) Any species listed on ICON as prohibited (including but not limited to those listed in Table 2); OR c) Any species not listed on ICON or Schedule 5 (‘Permitted Seeds List’) of the Quarantine Proclamation 1998; OR d) Any seed that cannot be identified to species level. NOTE: Contaminant seeds not listed on ICON or not identified to species level require an assessment by AQIS Plant Quarantine Programme prior to any action being taken. The following tables are not an exhaustive list of prohibited weed species. Please search the ICON database (ICON Database) to determine whether a particular species is prohibited.   Species of Plants   Item Botanical name Common name 1 Abrus precatorius Crab's eye 2 Acroptilon repens (syn Centurea repens) Creeping knapweed 3 Alhagi pseudalhagi Camelthorn 4 Allium vineale Crow Garlic 5 Alternanthera philoxeroides Alligator weed 6 Alternanthera pungens Khaki weed 7 Baccharis halimifolia Groundsel bush 8 Bassia scoparia Summer cypress, Fire Bush 9 Bromus commutatus Hairy Chess 10 Cabomba caroliniana   11 Calotropis procera Calotrope, Rubber tree or Rubber bush 12 Cardaria draba Hoary cress or Whiteweed 13 Carduus nutans Nodding Thistle 14 Carthamus glaucus Glaucous Star thistle 15 Carthamus lanatus Saffron Thistle 16 Carthamus leucocaulos Glaucous Star Thistle 17 Cenchrus gracillimus   18 Cestrum parqui Green Cestrum or Green Poisonberry 19 Chondrilla juncea Skeleton weed 20 Chromolaena odorata Siam weed 21 Cirsium arvense Perennial Thistle, Californian Thistle or Creeping Thistle 22 Cyperus aromaticus Sedge 23 Echium plantagineum Paterson's Curse or Salvation Jane 24 Eichhornia crassipes Water Hyacinth 25 Emex australis Three cornered Jack or Doublegee 26 Euphorbia lathyrus Caper Spurge 27 Halogeton glomeratus Halogeton 28 Helianthus ciliaris Texas Blueweed 29 Hydrilla verticillata Water Thyme or Hydrilla 30 Hypericum perforatum St John's wort 31 Ibicella lutea Yellowflower Devil's claw 32 Iva axillaris Poverty weed 33 Kochia scoparia (see Bassia scoparia)   34 Lactuca pulchella Blue Lettuce 35 Lagarosiphon major   36 Lantana camara Common Lantana 37 Linaria dalmatica Dalmation Toadflax 38 Malachra fasciata   39 Mimosa invisa   40 Mimosa pigra Giant Sensitive plant 41 Myriophyllum aquaticum Brazilian Water Milfoil or Parrot's Feather 42 Myriophyllum spicatum   43 Nassella trichotoma Serrated Tussock 44 Oryza rufipogon   45 Parthenium hysterophorus Parthenium weed or Whitetop 46 Pennisetum macrourum African Feather grass 47 Picnomon acarna Soldier Thistle 48 Pistia stratiotes Water Lettuce 49 Proboscidea louisianica (syn Martynia louisiania) Purple flower Devil's claw 50 Rorippa austriaca Austrian Field Cress 51 Sagittaria montevidensis Arrowhead 52 Senecio jacobaea Ragwort 53 Senecio pterophorus African Daisy 54 Setaria faberi Giant Foxtail 55 Solanum carolinense Carolina Horse Nettle 56 Solanum elaeagnifolium Silverleaf Nightshade or White Horse Nettle 57 Sonchus arvensis Corn Sow thistle 58 Sorghum almum Columbus grass 59 Sorghum halepense Johnson grass 60 Stipa brachychaeta Espartillo 61 Stratiotes aloides   62 Taeniatherum caput-medusae Medusa head 63 Toxicodendron radicans Poison ivy 64 Wedelia glauca (syn Pascalia glauca) Pascalia weed     Genera of Plants   Item Genus Common Name 1 Aegilops Goatgrass 2 Ambrosia Ragweed 3 Amsinckia Burrweed 4 Berberis Barberry 5 Conium (other than C. maculatum) includes Hemlock 6 Cuscuta Dodder 7 Datura Thornapple 8 Elodea   9 Harrisia   10 Helenium   11 Homeria includes Cape Tulip 12 Mahonia (other than those listed on ICON as permitted)   13 Opuntia include Prickly Pear 14 Orobanche Broomrape 15 Prosopis Mesquite 16 Salvinia Salvinia 17 Striga (other than those listed on ICON as permitted) Witchweeds 18 Trapa   19 Xanthium Includes Bathurst and Noogoora Burrs         * All plants in the genus Cenchrus that have burrs.   Pelleted Seed 1. All consignments of permissible (i.e. not prohibited by quarantine legislation) flower, vegetable, herb and pasture/forage seeds in pelleted form may be permitted entry provided the pelleted seed was commercially produced and packaged, and the pelleting was carried out using an inert material only. 2. If ICON conditions specify that the seed species being imported requires additional treatment such as seed fungicide, than this treatment must be performed either PRIOR to or DURING pelleting. The importer must contact AQIS Plant Programs, Canberra to confirm all arrangements for the pre-shipment treatment of seed. All consignments must be accompanied by supporting documentation (e.g. Phytosanitary certificate, manufacturer’s declaration, etc) clearly endorsed with the treatment details. Consignments of pelleted seed that have not been treated prior to shipment, cannot be treated on arrival in Australia and will be either re-exported or destroyed at the importer’s expense. 3. In addition to the requirements specified above consignments of pelleted seed are also subject to the following: Pelleted flower seeds All consignments are subject to inspection on arrival. A random sample of up to a maximum of 50 seeds should be drawn from one container/tin/package, from each line or lot of seed in the consignment. The sample should be de-pelleted and visually inspected for freedom from contaminants. If contaminants are detected or suspected, the consignment should be sampled in accordance with ISTA procedures and submitted to a Quarantine approved seed testing laboratory for analysis. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. Pelleted vegetable, herb and pasture/forage seeds a) For consignments with seed analysis certificates: Each consignment should be accompanied by an acceptable seed analysis certificate detailing the particular line/lots from which the seed originated, indicating purity and freedom from contaminants. An ISTA International Orange, Blue certificate, or a seed analysis certificate, issued by a seed testing laboratory that conforms to the requirements outlined below would be acceptable. All seed analysis certificates must: ·        Be endorsed stating that the sample has been officially drawn in accordance with ISTA rules from an identified seed lot; ·        Be endorsed stating that sample was analysed in accordance with ISTA rules; ·        Give the actual weight of the bulk sample and the working sample examined; ·        Give the botanical name (i.e. genus and species) and the number of each identified species of seed found in the sample (any identified genera or species are to be recorded as such); and ·        Give the percentage of soil particles found in the sample. A random sample of up to a maximum of 50 seeds should be drawn from one container/tin/package from each consignment. The sample should be de-pelleted and visually inspected for freedom from contaminants. If any contaminants are detected or suspected, a sample is to be drawn in accordance with ISTA rules and submitted to a Quarantine approved seed laboratory for analysis. The consignment must be held under quarantine, pending the results of the analysis. b) For consignments without acceptable seed analysis certificates or no certificates: For individual lines or lots with a combined weight not exceeding 10 kg: A sample(s) must be drawn in accordance with ISTA rules, de-pelleted and visually inspected for freedom from contaminants. If any contaminants are detected or suspected another sample is to be drawn in accordance with ISTA rules and submitted to a Quarantine approved seed laboratory for analysis. The consignment must be held under quarantine, pending the results of the analysis. For individual lines or lots with a combined weight of more than 10 kg: Sample(s) must be drawn in accordance with ISTA rules and submitted to a Quarantine approved seed laboratory for analysis. The consignment must be held under quarantine, pending the results of the analysis. Note to the Quarantine Officer: a) The Quarantine Officer must ensure that any packets that are opened for inspection are opened in such a manner that allows the packets to be re-sealed to prevent any spillage of seed. b) Quarantine Officers must ensure that all packets that have been opened are re-sealed. c) Quarantine Officers must not return any seed that has been de-pelleted to the packets from which they originated.
	Condition  C7179 Seed ex-New Zealand - Clearance procedures In addition to Condition C7100 (Import conditions for seeds for sowing), the following requirements/procedures may be applied to consignments ex-New Zealand. 1. Seed analysis certificates a) Consignments of seed ex-New Zealand may be permitted entry without the requirement for routine ISTA sampling and analysis on arrival provided that: - The consignment is accompanied by an acceptable* seed analysis certificate issued by an ISTA accredited seed-testing laboratory in New Zealand. * An acceptable seed analysis certificate conforms to requirements outlined in part (c) below and indicates that the results of the analysis meets AQIS requirements in terms of purity and weed seed tolerances. Note: AQIS reserves the right to check/inspect seed accompanied by the above mentioned certificate, at any time. b) Seed analysis certificates are accepted from the following ISTA accredited seed testing laboratories in New Zealand. AsureQuality New Zealand Ltd National Seed Laboratory Tennet Drive PO Box 609 Palmerston North AsureQuality Ltd. Lincoln Lincoln University P.O. Box 6 Lincoln New Zealand Seedlab Ltd P.O. Box 16101 Christchurch Seed Tech Services Massey University Palmerston North c) The seed analysis certificate must conform with the following requirements: - Be issued by an ISTA accredited seed laboratory; - Be endorsed stating that the sample has been officially drawn and analysed in accordance with ISTA rules from an identified seed lot; - Give the actual weight of the bulk sample and the working sample examined; - Give the botanical name and the number of each identified species of seed found in the sample (any identified genera or species are to be recorded as such); - Give the percentage of soil particles found in the sample; and - Certify that none of the quarantine weed seeds as listed in Table 2. of the ‘AQIS Standards for Seed Contaminants and Tolerances’ were present in the sample. (Refer to ‘Standards for Seed Contaminants and Tolerances‘on the AQIS website). NOTE: AQIS will accept provisional seed analysis certificates pending germination test results if they meet the above requirements. d) Consignments not accompanied by an acceptable seed analysis certificate are to be handled as per the general seed conditions outlined under Condition C7100. Consignments may be subjected to ISTA sampling and analysis. 2. Full Container Loads (FCL) Consignments a) FCL consignments may be handled under the following procedures if accompanied by: - An acceptable seed analysis certificate; and - A Phytosanitary certificate issued by the New Zealand Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry appropriately identified with the consignment and endorsed with “No Live Insects Detected in Examination of Sample”. (This endorsement is to be based on an examination within 14 days prior to shipment.) b) All accompanying certificates are to be presented to AQIS on arrival. c) Certificates are to be carefully examined by the Quarantine Officer to ensure that they are acceptable. d) Where the Quarantine Officer is satisfied that the certificates are acceptable, the following procedures are to apply: For containers containing only one line or lot of seed: Consignments may be either: - Directed for tailgate inspection to verify the line or lot number. The officer must reconcile the bag markings and line or lot number against the certification; or - Forwarded to an AQIS approved premises for unpacking and a verification inspection by a Quarantine Officer. The inspecting officer must physically inspect the consignment to reconcile bag markings and line or lot numbers against the certification. Note: Consignments do not have to be held under quarantine in a specified ‘quarantine area’. However, the imported seed lines should be identified by a prominently displayed notice, “Seed Under Quarantine” or “Seed Subject to Quarantine”. Seed lines should not be block stacked against other seed and a passageway of at least one metre wide should surround imported lines of seed pending clearance. For container containing more than one line or lot of seed - The consignment must be forwarded to an AQIS approved premises for unpacking and a verification inspection by a Quarantine Officer. The inspecting officer must physically inspect the consignment to reconcile bag markings and line or lot numbers against the certification. Note: Consignments do not have to be held under quarantine in a specified ‘quarantine area’. However, the imported seed lines should be identified by a prominently displayed notice “Seed Under Quarantine” or “ Seed Subject to Quarantine”. Seed lines should not be block stacked against other seed and a passageway of at least one metre wide should surround imported lines of seed pending clearance. FCL consignments not accompanied by an acceptable seed analysis certificate will be subject to mandatory sampling and analysis on arrival. e) FCL consignments not accompanied by an acceptable Phytosanitary certificate must be forwarded to an AQIS approved premise for unpacking and inspection by a Quarantine Officer.
	Condition  C7180 1. Seed Certified by an AQIS Approved Seed Testing Laboratory (USA and Italy) Consignments of seed tested by an AQIS approved laboratory may be permitted entry without the requirement for routine ISTA sampling and analysis on arrival provided it meets the following conditions: i) Each seed lot must be accompanied by an acceptable* seed analysis certificate from an AQIS approved ISTA accredited seed testing laboratory. * An acceptable seed analysis certificate conforms to requirements outlined in part (iii) below and indicates that the results of the analysis meets AQIS requirements in terms of purity and weed seed tolerances. ii) Seed analysis certificates are accepted from the following ISTA accredited seed testing laboratories in the USA:  Testing Laboratory  Address  Country  Agri Seed Testing, Inc.  1930 Davcor Court SE  Salem, Oregon, 97302  USA  SGS Mid-West Seed Services, Inc.  236 32nd Avenue  Brookings, South Dakota, 57006  USA  Oregon State University –  Seed Laboratory  3291 Campus Way Corvallis, Oregon, 97331  USA  Laboratorio di Ricerca e  Analisi Sementi - LaRAS  DiSTA – Universitá di Bologna Via Fanin, 40 40127 Bologna  ITALY iii) The seed analysis certificate must conform to the following requirements: - Certificates must be endorsed with one of the following statements: a) Seed species listed in the International Rules for Seed Testing (i.e. seed species for which an ISTA International Seed Lot Certificate can be issued) “Sample tested was officially drawn and analysed in accordance with ISTA rules from an identified seed lot” Note: ISTA Orange International Seed Lot certificates do not require this endorsement. b) Seed species not listed in the International Rules for Seed Testing: “Sample tested was officially drawn and analysed in line with ISTA methodology” NOTE: A maximum lot size of 10000 kg applies to Agricultural and Vegetable Seeds not listed in the International Rules for Seed Testing. - Give the actual weight of the bulk sample and the working sample examined; - Give the botanical name and the number of each identified species of seed found in the sample (any identified genera or species are to be recorded as such); - Give the percentage of any soil or ergot found in the sample iv) Consignments not accompanied by an acceptable seed analysis certificate are to be handled as per the general seed conditions outlined under Condition C7100. Consignments may be subjected to ISTA sampling and analysis. b) Supplier’s Declaration All consignments of seed must be accompanied by a declaration from the supplier stating that: All care has been taken post sampling to maintain the security of the following seed lot(s): - List the botanical name and the marks of each seed lot c) Full Container Loads (FCL) Consignments All FCL consignments must meet the certification requirements outlined in point 12 of Condition C7100. Refer to the AQIS publication ‘Cargo Containers: Quarantine aspects and procedures’ Quarantine Procedures 1. All documentation must be presented to a Quarantine Officer for examination on arrival. 2. Each seed analysis certificate must be assessed by a Quarantine Officer to ensure it meets AQIS requirements in terms of purity and weed seed tolerances. - A contaminant species listed as prohibited on ICON or exceeding the tolerance levels for restricted seeds (see Condition C7100 - Table 1. Restricted Seed Contamination Tolerances) is prohibited. - Contaminants not listed on ICON or not identified to species level require an assessment by AQIS Plant Quarantine Programme. 3. If a seed analysis certificate identifies a prohibited contaminant the importer will not be given the option of re-sampling on arrival. The corresponding seed lot will either be directed for cleaning at a Quarantine Approved Premises in the metropolitan area, or  re-export or destruction. 4. Where the Quarantine Officer is satisfied that the certificates are acceptable, the following inspection procedures apply: a) Each seed lot is subject to a verification inspection at a Quarantine Approved Premises by a Quarantine Officer.  The Quarantine Officer must physically inspect the consignment to reconcile bag markings and line or lot numbers against the certification. b) A random sample must be drawn by the Quarantine Officer from each seed lot and inspected for live insects, signs of disease and to confirm the contents matches the accompanying certification. 5. AQIS reserves the right, at any time, to conduct verification audits of consignments accompanied by ISTA certificates by drawing ISTA samples and submitting them to a Quarantine Approved ISTA accredited seed-testing laboratory for analysis. 6. Full Container Loads (FCL) Consignments In addition to the above, the following requirements also apply to FCL consignments. a) Correctly certified containers (see point 12 of Condition C7100) may be forwarded to a Quarantine Approved Premises (Class 1.1, 1.3 or 2.2) for a full unpack and verification inspection (see point 4 above). b) In-correctly certified containers (see point 12 of Condition C7100) must be forwarded to a Quarantine Approved Premises (Class 1.1 only) for a full unpack and inspection. All consignments are subject to a more intensive inspection of the seed and packaging material for the presence of live insects. 7. Following inspection and provided all of the above conditions have been met the consignment may be released from quarantine. Important Note: All documentation presented to AQIS as part of the import process must meet the requirements of the Minimum Documentary Requirements Policy. 2. Seed ex-USA – Phytosanitary Endorsement Recommended All commercial seed shipments ex-United States of America over 100g, should be accompanied by a federal or state Phytosanitary Certificate endorsed that: "The seeds in the shipment have been inspected and found apparently free from all species of the genus Trogoderma". For International Mail and Airfreight consignments: When a consignment of seed arrives without certification, a more intensive inspection of the seed and packaging material is to be undertaken for the presence of live insects. FCL consignments: FCL consignments of seed without an accompanying phytosanitary certificate must be directed to a Quarantine Approved Premises (Class 1.1) for a full unpack and inspection. All consignments are subject to a more intensive inspection of the seed and packaging material for the presence of live insects. Note: Fumigation of non-certified seed should only be undertaken after careful consideration of the quarantine risks involved and the effect of the fumigant on the viability of the seed. Where appropriate, consultation should be made with an AQIS entomologist.
	Condition  C5012 This commodity or species may be subject to Australian Government Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts legislation under CITES. Commodities/species known to be, or considered to be covered by CITES will be referred to the Australian Customs Service (Customs) on arrival to Australia, in addition to satisfying quarantine import conditions. CITES queries can be directed to the Australian Government Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts on the details below: Phone:        02 6274 1900 Fax:            02 6274 1921 Email:         wildlifetrade@environment.gov.au Internet:      www.environment.gov.au
	Entry Management  EM0184 AQIS minimum documentary requirements to support assessment of all documentation  All documentation presented to AQIS as part of the import process must meet the requirements of the Minimum Documentary Requirements Policy. These requirements include: Overarching Requirements (e.g. legible, in English, signed, dated, linked to the consignment); Document Format Requirements (e.g. as per nationally accepted practice and standards, or on company letterhead); and Prescribed Information Requirements (e.g. treatment certificates must include a description of the goods/packaging treated)
	Entry Management  EM0185 AQIS information requirements to support assessment of non-commodity concerns associated with imported cargo All documentation presented to AQIS to assist in determining the level of quarantine risk posed by transportation pathways and packaging must meet the requirements of the Non-Commodity Information Requirements Policy. These requirements address: Container cleanliness; Packaging concerns (e.g. presence of timber or prohibited packaging material); and Destination concerns (e.g. destined for a rural unpack location).
	Entry Management  EM0036 Seeds for Sowing, Permitted Seeds - All Countries excluding NZ and USA Commodity Docs Direction AIMS Comments Notes / QAP Mandatory: 1) Documentation for FCL only: 1a) Non-khapra countries, open top and open sided: i) A valid packer’s declaration stating that the container/s covere by this document has/have been cleaned and is/are free from material of animal and/or plant origin and soil.  ii) An official phytosanitary certificate for the produce immediately prior to loading. iii) A valid fumigation certificate for empty container (T9058), fumigated immediately prior to loading; and iv) An official phytosanitary certificate for the produce immediately prior to loading. 1c) Khapra countries: i) Container certification as above with the additional endorsement on the phytosanitary certificate stating the produce is free from Khapra Beetle (Trogoderma granarium). Documentation for Pelleted vegetable, herb and pasture/forage seeds: 2)An acceptable seed analysis certificate (Refer to ICON C7100 for specific certification requirements) All Docs OK Pelleted flower seeds & pelleted vegetable, herb and pasture/forage seeds with valid seed analysis certificate Class: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 2.2, 21.1 An acceptable seed analysis certificate conforms to requirements outlined in the relevant ICON case and indicates that the results of the analysis meet AQIS requirements in terms of purity and weed seed tolerances. 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if required) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex <country> as per AQIS stamped invoice. Sample of 50 seeds drawn from each line or lot, de-pelleted and visually inspected for contaminants. If contaminants are detected or suspected, sample as per ISTA requirements All other Cargo Types with combined weight < 10kg 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if required) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex <country> as per AQIS stamped invoice. Samples to be drawn and inspected for insects, soil, disease, prohibited seed and other contamination. If contaminants are detected or suspected, sample as per ISTA requirements All other Cargo Types with combined weight > 10kg 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if required) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex <country> as per AQIS stamped invoice. Full unpack and inspection for live insects, soil, disease, prohibited seed and other contamination. Sample in accordance with ISTA procedures. Direction 1 of 2 3) Testing – Test seed samples Standard Comments for Testing Direction Seeds ex <country>. Test in accordance with ISTA procedures at an AQIS approved laboratory. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. Direction 1 of 2 Seeds >8mm in diameter do not require ISTA testing unless contaminants are detected or suspected. All Docs NOT OK All Cargo Types, Pelleted vegetable, herb and pasture/forage seeds, no valid seed analysis certificate Class 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 As per ‘all other cargo types’ requirement above.   All Cargo Types, nil valid phytosanitary certificate/ container certification/ treatment certificate 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if req) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex <country>. Full unpack and intensive inspection of the seed and packaging for live insects, soil, disease, prohibited seed and contamination.  Sample in accordance with ISTA procedures. Direction 1 of 2 3) Testing - Test seed samples Standard Comments for Testing Direction Seeds ex <country>. Test in accordance with ISTA procedures at an AQIS approved laboratory. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. Direction 2 of 2 Seeds >8mm in diameter do not require ISTA testing unless contaminants are detected or suspected.
	Entry Management  EM0037 Seeds for Sowing, Permitted Seeds ex NZ Commodity Docs Direction AIMS Comments Notes / QAP Mandatory: 1) An acceptable seed analysis certificate issued by an ISTA accredited seed-testing laboratory (Refer to ICON C7179 for specific certification requirements) 2) An official phytosanitary certificate for the produce immediately prior to loading issued by NZMAF and endorsed with ‘No live insects detected in examination of sample’ Additional documents for FCL consignments only: 3) Valid FCL container certification (C7100) Open top and open sided : a) A valid packer’s declaration i) stating that the container/s covere by this document has/have been cleaned and is/are free from material of animal and/or plant origin and soil.   All Docs OK FCL consignments Class 1.1; 1.2; 1.3, 2.2 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation Standard Comments for Tailgate Direction Seeds ex NZ for tailgate inspection to verify and reconcile line or lot number against certification One line or lot - broker to nominate preferred inspection option; 2) a) Inspection - Tailgate     b) Inspection - Inspect (unpack) More than one line or lot: 2) Inspection - Inspect (unpack Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex NZ for unpack and verification inspection to verify and reconcile lines or lot numbers against certification All other cargo types 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if req) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex NZ to be inspected for the presence of live insects and to verify and reconcile against the certification All Docs NOT OK All cargo types, nil acceptable seed certificate or no statement on phytosanitary certificate If valid seed certification or phytosanitary certificate cannot be presented, treat as per standard seed for sowing requirements. Class 1.1 only 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation Standard Comments for Documentation Direction Present all documents including valid <declaration> for seeds for sowing ex NZ FCL consignments, nil valid phytosanitary certificate/container certification/treatment certificate (where required) 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if req) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex NZ. Full unpack and intensive inspection of the seed and packaging for live insects, soil, disease, prohibited seed and contamination.  Sample in accordance with ISTA procedures. Direction 1 of 2 3) Testing – Test seed samples Standard Comments for Testing Direction Seeds ex NZ. Test in accordance with ISTA procedures at an AQIS approved laboratory. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. Direction 1 of 2 Seeds >8mm in diameter do not require ISTA testing unless contaminants are detected or suspected.
	Entry Management  EM0039 Seeds for Sowing, Permitted Seeds ex USA Commodity Docs Direction AIMS Comments Notes / QAP Mandatory: 1) An acceptable seed analysis certificate issued by an ISTA accredited seed-testing laboratory -see ICON for specific requirements 2) A validphytosanitary certificate stating ‘the seeds in the shipment have been inspected and found to be apparently free from all species of the genus Trogoderma’. 3) A valid suppliers declaration stating that ‘All care has been taken post sampling to maintain the security of the following seed lots: <list botanical name and marks>’ 4) Additional documentation for FCL only:  Non-khapra countries, open top and open sided a) A valid packer’s declaration stating that the container/s covered by this document has/have been cleaned and is/are free from material of animal and/or plant origin and soil. and   All Docs OK All Cargo Types Class 1.1; 1.2; 1.3, 2.2, 21.1 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if required) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex USA as per AQIS stamped invoice for unpack and inspection to verify and reconcile lines or lot numbers against certification. Random sample to be drawn from each lot, inspected for insects, disease and to confirm match with certification All Docs NOT OK All cargo types, nil valid seed certificate/ supplier declaration/ phytosanitary certificate/ container certification/ treatment certificate Class 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 1) Documentation - Present all Documentation   2) Inspection - Seeds Inspect (Sample if required) Standard Comments for Inspection Direction Seeds ex USA. Full unpack and intensive inspection of the seed and packaging for live insects, soil, disease, prohibited seed and contamination. Sample in accordance with ISTA procedures. Direction 1 of 2 3) Testing - Test seed samples Standard Comments for Testing Direction Seeds ex USA. Test in accordance with ISTA procedures at an AQIS approved laboratory. Consignment must be held under quarantine pending results of the analysis. Direction 2 of 2 Seeds >8mm in diameter do not require ISTA testing unless contaminants are detected or suspected.
	Treatment  T9086 Phosphine 1.0 - 1.5 g/m3 for 10 days at temperatures between 15oC - 25oC. 1.0 - 1.5 g/m3 for 7 days at temperatures above 25oC. At the completion of the fumigation, the phosphine concentration must be at least 0.1 g/m3. Phosphine should not be used at 15oC, or below. Aluminium phosphide is available as tablets, pellets or sachets. 1g of phosphine = 1 tablet = 5 pellets = 1/11 sachet. Commercial formulations include Phostoxin® and Gastoxin®.
	Treatment  T9044 Methyl bromide The Methyl Bromide rate required is 48g/m³ for 2½ hours at 21ºC and above at Normal Atmospheric Pressure (NAP). For each 5ºC (or part of 5ºC) the temperature is expected to fall below 21ºC, 8g/m³ must be added to the dosage rate, unless otherwise specified by AQIS. It is the minimum temperature during the course of the fumigation that is to be used for the calculation of the dose. Methyl Bromide fumigation for quarantine purposes is not permitted if the ambient minimum temperature falls below 10ºC. AQIS does not allow dosage compensation where the ambient temperature is above 21ºC or below 10ºC. AQIS Methyl Bromide Standard
	Treatment  T9056 Methyl bromide -Khapra beetle rate The Methyl Bromide rate required is 80g/m³ for 48 hours at 21°C and above at Normal Atmospheric Pressure (NAP) with an end point concentration at 48 hours of 20g/m³. Note: The fumigation must undergo a monitor at 24 hours to ensure a minimum concentration of 24g/m³. For each 5ºC (or part of 5ºC) the temperature is expected to fall below 21ºC, 8g/m³ must be added to the dosage rate, unless otherwise specified by AQIS. It is the minimum temperature during the course of the fumigation that is to be used for the calculation of the dose. Methyl Bromide fumigation for quarantine purposes is not permitted if the ambient minimum temperature falls below 10ºC. AQIS does not allow dosage compensation where the ambient temperature is above 21ºC or below 10ºC. AQIS Methyl Bromide Standard
	Treatment  T9072 Methyl bromide The Methyl Bromide rate required is 48g/m³ for 2½ hours at 21ºC and above with a minimum concentration of 32g/m³ under vacuum (660mm vacuum). For each 5ºC (or part of 5ºC) the temperature is expected to fall below 21ºC, 8g/m³ must be added to the dosage rate, unless otherwise specified by AQIS. It is the minimum temperature during the course of the fumigation that is to be used for the calculation of the dose. Methyl Bromide fumigation for quarantine purposes is not permitted if the ambient minimum temperature falls below 10ºC. AQIS does not allow dosage compensation where the ambient temperature is above 21ºC or below 10ºC. AQIS Methyl Bromide Standard

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