MICoR case applies to the following species:

Brassica acephala	Brassica alba	Brassica alboglabra	Brassica campestris
Brassica carinata	Brassica caulorapa	Brassica chinensis	Brassica fruticulosa
Brassica hirta	Brassica integrifolia	Brassica japonica	Brassica juncea
Brassica kaber	Brassica narinosa	Brassica nigra	Brassica oleracea
Brassica oxyrrhina	Brassica parachinensis	Brassica pekinensis	Brassica rapa
Brassica tournefortii

For Brassica napus refer to the Brassica napus seed MICoR case.

Seeds listed in the table can be exported with or without a phytosanitary certificate.

Option 1: Seed with a phytosanitary certificate
For consignments certified in Australia and issued with a phytosanitary certificate:
- inspected in accordance with official procedure and found free of visually detectable New Zealand's regulated pests, and confirms to New Zealand's import requirements.

Option 2: Seed without a phytosanitary certificate
On arrival in New Zealand the consignment or samples, drawn in accordance with approved sampling rules, are to be inspected by an inspector at the importer's expense.
Note: The import conditions are applicable only to seeds for sowing listed in the Plant Biosecurity Index as "Basic" and no import conditions are available under the Import Health Standards: 155.02.05 Import of Seeds for Sowing.

Note: New Zealand requires complete scientific name (genus and species) on the phytosanitary certificate. The exporter must specify the complete scientific name (genus and species) when raising a RFP.