APHIS is proposing to amend the fruits
and vegetables regulations to allow the importation of mangoes from
India into the continental US under certain conditions. The mangoes
would have to undergo irradiation treatment and be accompanied by a
phytosanitary certificate with additional declarations providing
specific information regarding the treatment and inspection of the
mangoes and the orchards in which they were grown.
This proposed rule will require
the use of phytosanitary certificates (foreign), additional
declarations, compliance agreements (foreign), preclearance
workplans, trust fund agreements, and recordkeeping to allow the
importation of mangoes from India into the continential United
States.
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