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ICPR Changes Sept2010
August - September 2010 - Changes to Forest Products Export Standards
Attn: Exporters of Forest Products
Indonesia
The ICPR for Indonesia was updated as follows:
- Amended import requirements for wood packaging. Amendments relate to ISPM 15 marking, quarantine pests, concessional release and non-compliance.
The ICPR is available at: http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/exports/forests/standards/indonesia.htm [Remember to refresh the browser when you open the ICPR off the MAFBNZ website]
Dominican Republic
The ICPR for Dominion Republic was updated as follows:
- The ICPR regarding wood packaging for Dominican Republic has been added.
The ICPR is available at: http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/exports/forests/standards/dominicanrepublic.htm [Remember to refresh the browser when you open the ICPR off the MAFBNZ website]
Paraguay
A new ICPR for Paraguay has been added with effect from 13th September 2010 and is available at Forest Products Export Standards - Phytosanitary Requirements of Paraguay
Israel
The ICPR for Israel has been updated with;
- Amended import requirements for low risk wooden articles, logs, wood chips, wood packaging and board products.
The ICPR is available at: Forest Products Export Standards - Phytosanitary Requirements of Israel [Remember to refresh the browser when you open the ICPR off the MAFBNZ website]
Turkey
The ICPR for Turkey has been updated with;
- Added import requirements for wood chip and amended import requirements for sawn lumber, logs and wood packaging.
The ICPR is available at: Forest Products Export Standards - Phytosanitary Requirements of Turkey [Remember to refresh the browser when you open the ICPR off the MAFBNZ website]
Nigeria
A new ICPR for Nigeria has been added with effect from 24th August 2010 and is available at: Forest Products Export Standards - Phytosanitary Requirements of Nigeria
Need more information?
We're here to help. For further assistance please contact David Baker, IVS Quality and Technical Manager, who can explain how these changes may affect your organisation.
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