Plant Exports: Pre-Clearance Programmes
Production and Handling Site Identification Numbers (PHSIN)
USDA Pipfruit
A work plan has been developed which specifies the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) pre-export inspection requirements for pipfruit (apples, pears and nashi) exported from New Zealand for the USA.
The work plan gives generic requirements and working procedures for all parties involved in the pre-clearance programme. When the requirements of the work plan are met, USDA inspected, passed and clearly identified pipfruit will receive early release on arrival in the USA.
Technical Workplan
- Industry Operating Guidelines for the Pipfruit to USA Pre-Clearance Programme
(809 KB) - Technical workplan for USDA pre-export inspection of New Zealand pipfruit exported to the United States of America (204 KB)
- MPI Plant Exports: Commodity Pest List - Pipfruit (126 KB)
Registers
Offshore Pre-shipment Inspection Requirements to Australia
Offshore Pre-shipment inspection programmes allow conditional export to Australia without product inspection by The Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) on arrival.
Work Plans approved by both Ministry for Primary Industries and DAFF have been developed to specify the operational and procedural requirements needed to participate in these programmes.
Relevant information:
- Work plan for the Offshore Pre-shipment Inspection of fresh fruit and vegetables to Australia 2012-2013 (327 KB)
- Workplan for the Offshore Pre-shipment Inspection of summerfruit to Australia (252 KB)
- Australian Offshore Pre-shipment Inspection Pest Lists
Page last updated: 12 November 2012