We are proposing to allow the importation into the continental United States of fresh blueberries from South Africa and Uruguay under certain conditions. As a condition of entry, the blueberries would have to undergo cold treatment and would have to be accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate issued by the national plant protection organization of the exporting country. This action would allow for the
importation of blueberries from South Africa and Uruguay into the continental United States while continuing to provide protection
against the introduction of quarantine pests. In addition, we are proposing to allow the use of cold treatment for blueberries imported into the United States from Argentina. This action would provide an
alternative to the methyl bromide treatment that is currently required for blueberries imported from Argentina.
Importation of Blueberries From South Africa, Uruguay, and Argentina With Cold Treatment
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View AllSubmitter: Canábez, Pablo Posted: 06/13/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0061-0005
Jul 20,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: Ellis, George Posted: 07/18/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0061-0008
Jul 20,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: Martinez, Gustavo Posted: 07/18/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0061-0009
Jul 20,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: Payne, Thomas Posted: 07/19/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0061-0010
Jul 20,2007 11:59 PM ET
Submitter: McEvoy, Bruce Posted: 07/20/2007 ID: APHIS-2007-0061-0011
Jul 20,2007 11:59 PM ET
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