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Vietnam strengthens farm produce quarantine

Vietnam is intensifying quarantine over its vegetables and fruits to facilitate the export of these products to foreign markets, with a focus on the US, Japan, Australia and the Republic of Korea (RoK).
Vietnam is intensifying quarantine over its vegetables and fruits tofacilitate the export of these products to foreign markets, with a focuson the US, Japan, Australia and the Republic of Korea (RoK).

According to the Plant Protection Department, negotiations to dealwith technical barriers produced significant results in 2014, helpingpave the way for litchi to the US, dragon fruit to New Zealand, andmango to the RoK.

The department also has asked forAustralia accelerating pest risk analysis (PRA) for Vietnamese freshmango and dragon fruit while proposing changes to several regulationsimposed on Vietnamese rice to Mexico.

Most ofVietnamese exported agro-products have met importers’ requirements onplant quarantine. Last year, 90 letters of notification of violationswere issued for Vietnamese partners, a reduction of 20 percent from2013.

This year, the department will organiseactivities to popularise the application of the integrated pestmanagement (IPM) - an effective and environmentally sensitive approachto pest management, and advanced technologies in production.

It will also intensify inspection and management over pesticides as well as working to ensure safety of vegetables and fruits.-VNA

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