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Tolerances for results of official analysis of composition and quality parameters for fertilizers and biostimulants brought into and manufactured, formulated, packaged, marketed and used in the country: The notified text establishes tolerance ranges for the composition and quality parameters applicable to each type of fertilizer and biostimulant, as appropriate, when grading the results of official analyses.

It also defines the methodologies for analysing composition, quality parameters, contaminants and pollutants to ensure consistency in the results of analyses, irrespective of where they are carried out.

Implementing regulations for Law No. 21.349, which establishes standards for the composition, labelling and marketing of fertilizers and biostimulants: The notified text establishes the requirements for the National Single Register that manufacturers, formulators, producers, marketers or distributors, packers, importers and exporters of fertilizers and biostimulants must join.

It also establishes a classification for fertilizers and biostimulants that details the composition and quality parameter requirements, as well as the minimum labelling requirements, levels of accountability, penalties associated with non-compliance, and the sampling and inspection procedure.

National Institute for the Sustainable Development of Small-Scale Fishing and Aquaculture (INDESPA): INDESPA is a public service created through Law No. 21.069 of 15 February 2018 and operating since 12 August 2018, under the auspices of the Ministry of the Economy, Development and Tourism.

To encourage and promote the development of the small-scale fishing and aquaculture sector by coordinating forms of inter-agency cooperation and by providing technical support to the sector and to those who benefit from the sector in order to strengthen productive capacities in a way that helps small-scale fishing ports and related sectors to develop their natural, cultural and economic heritage in a harmonious and comprehensive manner.

Sanitary requirements for the entry into Chile of animal products, products for pet consumption, pharmaceutical products exclusively for veterinary use and other specific products in luggage and means of transport:
The notified draft Resolution establishes sanitary requirements for the entry into Chile of animal products, products for pet consumption, pharmaceutical products exclusively for veterinary use and other specific products in luggage and means of transport. It includes:
• definitions, which clarify the scope of the Resolution;
• considerations in relation to Law No. 20.962 of 2016, of the Ministry of Agriculture, which implements the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES);
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Categorization of products of plant origin according to their pest risk, their potential effects on animal health, requirements governing organic products, and border control measures for such products, and repeal of Resolution No. 3.589 of 2012:
The notified text establishes the categorization of four groups of plant products according to their pest risk, taking into account the method and level of processing applied, and their intended use. The products include goods entering the country for use as animal feed. The text also covers verification of compliance with the certification requirements for imported organic products. (...)

Exempt Resolution No. 4932/2021 approving the coordinated and consolidated text of the Resolution establishing phytosanitary requirements for the importation of cereal seeds, adding phytosanitary requirements for the species Triticum monococcum and Hordeum chilense, and repealing Resolution No. 1.012 of 2004:
This measure establishes phytosanitary requirements for the importation of cereal seeds, as follows:
1. Phytosanitary requirements that must be included in the official phytosanitary certificate, the additional declarations that the certificate must contain according to species, and the types of treatments accepted;
2. Other phytosanitary requirements, such as that the shipment must be free of soil and plant remains, and requirements for packaging and its labelling or marking;
3. Seeds must comply with the requirements of Decree Law No. 1.764 of 1977, which sets standards for research, production and trade in seeds, and its Regulations, and with the regulations for the control of plant species considered to be weeds, in shipments of seeds of any species or origin entering the country;
4. For materials modified genetically by modern biotechnology, the importer must declare their genetic status and comply with SAG regulations establishing requirements for their importation and release into the environment;
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Health requirements for the importation into Chile of primates for exhibition centres: Below is a summary of the main health requirements established in the notified measure:
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Other authorizations: Should the species be listed in one of the relevant appendices, the animals must be covered by the Resolution authorizing the entry of live specimens of exotic wildlife species on national territory, issued by the SAG Division for the Protection of Renewable Natural Resources authorizing, as well as permits under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) .

Health requirements for the importation into Chile of animals of the Ailuridae, Ursidae, Cyclopedidae and Myrmecophagidae families for exhibition centres: A summary of the main health requirements established in the notified measure is provided below:
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Other authorizations: The animals must enter under the Resolution authorizing the introduction into the national territory of live specimens of exotic wildlife species, issued by the SAG Division for the Protection of Renewable Natural Resources. A CITES permit is also required when the species is listed in one of the CITES appendices.

Amendment to Resolution No. 5.479 of 2006 establishing regulations for the importation of certain reproduction material from the United States of America:
The amendment made in Resolution No. 1.742 of 2019 to Resolution No. 5.479 of 2006 establishing regulations for the importation of certain reproduction material from the United States of America, is supplemented by the following:

Elimination of the following phytosanitary requirement from point 3: "If the Vitis vinifera material originates in a place of production within an area regulated by the USDA/APHIS, for Lobesia botrana (Lep: Tortricidae), the rhytidome must not be disturbed."

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• ISPM No. 11: "Pest risk analysis for quarantine pests", including analysis of environmental risks and living modified organisms, given that a pest risk analysis was carried out prior to the establishment of the requirements

General services: Research: Research and development centres: Generation, adaptation and dissemination of scientific and technological knowledge and products that contribute to the sustainable (social, economic and environmental) development of the competitiveness of the various agricultural sector actors.