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Phytosanitary requirements for the importation into Mexico of sugar beet (Beta vulgaris L.) seeds originating in New Zealand and coming from the Netherlands

Phytosanitary requirements for the importation of onion seeds (Allium cepa L.) originating in Italy and coming from the Netherlands

Phytosanitary requirements for the importation of hybrid squash seed originating in and coming from China

Phytosanitary requirements governing the importation into Mexico of botanical seeds of barley originating in and coming from France

Phytosanitary requirements governing the importation into Mexico of paddy rice originating in and coming from Brazil

Notice of cancellation of Mexican Official Standard establishing the minimum requirements, applicable to general situations, to be fulfilled by plants, plant products and byproducts intended for import when they are not covered by a specific official standard. The phytosanitary requirements and specifications for the import of the plants and plant products and byproducts regulated by the above-mentioned Mexican Official Standard have been incorporated into the Phytosanitary Import Requirements Module (Módulo de Requisitos Fitosanitarios para la Importación)

Notice of cancellation of Mexican Official Standard NOM-007-FITO-1995 establishing the phytosanitary requirements and specifications for the import of propagative plant material. The phytosanitary requirements and specifications for the import of the plants and plant products and byproducts regulated by the above-mentioned Mexican Official Standard have been incorporated into the Phytosanitary Import Requirements Module (Módulo de Requisitos Fitosanitarios para la Importación)

Health Certification Requirements for Import of Live Ornamental Fish into Malaysia - As of 4 February 2013, Canada has enforced their Export Certification Requirements for Live Ornamental Animals to control the import of aquatic animals and to prevent spread of diseases.
As part of the requirements, all exportations of susceptible species as listed in Schedule III of Canada's Health of Animals Regulations shall be accompanied by health certificate issued by DOF and accepted by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). Canada also requires the exporting country to impose import control measures before the aquatic animals are allowed to be exported to Canada. All importations of koi (Cyprinus carpio), red discus (Symphysodon discus), goldfish (Carassius auratus), zebrafish (Danio rerio), and guppy (Poecilia reticulata) into Malaysia shall be certified free from disease of concern.
Therefore, all exporting countries shall comply with the new health certification requirements for import of live ornamental fish into Malaysia by declaring free from disease of concern for the susceptible species.

Technical Standard: Import requirements for goods of animal origin in order to prevent the introduction of diseases and pests of health and quarantine importance which could cause economic injury to the country.

Ministerial Decision No. 008 - 2013 - The notified Decision establishes a temporary (one-year) ban on imports of live or dead shrimp, at any stage of development and in any form of presentation (frozen, raw, pre-cooked, cooked), brine shrimp, polychaetes, prebiotics and probiotics from the Asian continent