HORTICULTURE + GRAIN
Plants and plant products include:
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Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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Dried Fruit
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Cut Flowers and Foliage (fresh and dried)
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Nursery stock - Tissue Culture / Cuttings / Plants
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Grains
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Seeds
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Timber / Logs / Wood chips / Bark
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Hay and Straw
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Processed Plant Products and Miscellaneous Plant Material
Where an importing country specifies a Phytosanitary Certificate is required and / or your consignment is a prescribed good, an Export Permit is also required under the Export Control Act 2020.
Prescribed goods include:
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Fresh fruit and vegetables (including mushrooms, sprouts)
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Prescribed grains (any seed or the following grains: barley, canola, chickpeas, dried field peas, faba beans, lentils, lupins, mung beans, oats, sorghum, soybeans, whole vetch and wheat)
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Plant products (nuts, fodder, straw, timber products, nursery stock, tissue cultures, cotton and other grains and seeds not listed above) that an importing country National Plant Protection Organisation (NPPO) requires a phytosanitary certificate or any other official certificate for.
Check MICOR for details on your product
The Phytosanitary Certification Process
Once registered we will send you our
"Request for Export Permit & Phytosanitary Certification" form
Complete request form & email to
Export Certs creates your RFP* and returns it to you
Authorised Officer inspects product
Department of Agriculture
authorises RFP
Export Permit /Phytosanitary Certificate issued
* RFP - Request for permit.
The RFP replaces the manual Notice of Intention (EX28) and manual Phytosanitary Certificate.