Dutch import phytosanitary regulations
Dutch import phytosanitary requirements for plants directly under the European Community and its Member States health system. These provisions are intended to prevent the introduction and (quarantine) pests and diseases within the European Union, the spread. Phytosanitary requirements, the EU can be found on the website of the EU.
Protected areas
Dutch import demand is only different from other members on the national protected areas. No protected areas have been established in the Netherlands. Therefore, plants or plants from the Netherlands to a third country products do not meet the need, as a protected area in the European Community plant health regime to describe these EU requirements. But newcomers to the case of goods in the Netherlands, and then transferred to other Member States have protected areas, protected areas requirements are applicable.
Entry points
Holland all the entry points can be used for plants or plant products, phytosanitary certificate is required imports. The project has the following points are used in the Netherlands:
Rotterdam Port
Amsterdam Port Area
Port of Vlissingen
Amsterdam Airport - Amsterdam
Rotterdam Airport
In Maastricht airport
According to EU Council Directive 2000/29/EC, an entry point should be considered is: where plants, plant products or other objects into the Community customs territory for the first time brought the place: the case of aviation airport transport in the ocean or river transport, railway transport in the case of stations, and the customs office where the community is responsible for inland areas where cross-frontier port of the case, in the absence of any other shipping containers.
Into specific points
The following port authority as an entry point into the ware potatoes from Egypt, the Committee decided to 2004/4/EC, Annex, point 1 (C) line:
Eemshaven, Harlingen, Beverwijk, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Vlissingen.
Importers list and approved local inspection
Import targets to be monitored, and ensure compliance with import procedures where only by authorized importers. Regulated plants, plant products or other objects in the Netherlands (see Annex V, part of the Council Directive 2000/29/EC b) All importers are included in the official register. In the regulated access to all the objects are checked by the Dutch Plant Protection Service. Inspections are carried out in order to "approved test site." Most of these checks in the Netherlands is the destination, such as origin, approved by the Dutch Plant Protection Service and Council Directive 2000/29/EC line.
Dutch import phytosanitary requirements for plants directly under the European Community and its Member States health system. These provisions are intended to prevent the introduction and (quarantine) pests and diseases within the European Union, the spread. Phytosanitary requirements, the EU can be found on the website of the EU.
Protected areas
Dutch import demand is only different from other members on the national protected areas. No protected areas have been established in the Netherlands. Therefore, plants or plants from the Netherlands to a third country products do not meet the need, as a protected area in the European Community plant health regime to describe these EU requirements. But newcomers to the case of goods in the Netherlands, and then transferred to other Member States have protected areas, protected areas requirements are applicable.
Entry points
Holland all the entry points can be used for plants or plant products, phytosanitary certificate is required imports. The project has the following points are used in the Netherlands:
Rotterdam Port
Amsterdam Port Area
Port of Vlissingen
Amsterdam Airport - Amsterdam
Rotterdam Airport
In Maastricht airport
According to EU Council Directive 2000/29/EC, an entry point should be considered is: where plants, plant products or other objects into the Community customs territory for the first time brought the place: the case of aviation airport transport in the ocean or river transport, railway transport in the case of stations, and the customs office where the community is responsible for inland areas where cross-frontier port of the case, in the absence of any other shipping containers.
Into specific points
The following port authority as an entry point into the ware potatoes from Egypt, the Committee decided to 2004/4/EC, Annex, point 1 (C) line:
Eemshaven, Harlingen, Beverwijk, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Vlissingen.
Importers list and approved local inspection
Import targets to be monitored, and ensure compliance with import procedures where only by authorized importers. Regulated plants, plant products or other objects in the Netherlands (see Annex V, part of the Council Directive 2000/29/EC b) All importers are included in the official register. In the regulated access to all the objects are checked by the Dutch Plant Protection Service. Inspections are carried out in order to "approved test site." Most of these checks in the Netherlands is the destination, such as origin, approved by the Dutch Plant Protection Service and Council Directive 2000/29/EC line.
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