Mangoes
| Criteria | Criteria Required? |
|---|---|
| Import Permit | No |
| Phytosanitary Certificate | Yes |
| Additional Declaration/Endorsement | Yes |
| Protocol Market | Yes |
Consignments must meet the requirements of the Export Plan for fresh produce from Australia to New Zealand. The Export Plan is available through Micor Plants in the 'Documents' section. Access is restricted and requires a logon.
Exporters may choose to use the following contaminant tolerances during phytosanitary inspection as referred to in the Import Health Standard 152.02. The permitted tolerances are for a 600-unit sample.
- 25g of soil
- 12 leaves
- 8 regulated weed seeds
- have been treated by irradiation at a minimum dose of 289 Gy for Conogethes punctiferalis (Yellow peach moth) and fruit flies.
If irradiating for other regulated pests then treat the consignment by irradiation at a minimum dose of 400 Gy or 500 Gy.
Explanation of the endorsements:
Explanations of EXDOC endorsement(s), and supporting documents required for each endorsement are detailed in the 'Documents' section of Micor.
All treatments shall be carried out in accordance with the Export Plan.
Irradiation
- Irradiation at a minimum of 289 Gy
- Irradiation at a minimum of 400 Gy
- Irradiation at a minimum of 500 Gy
For irradiated product, the treatment is to be shown on the phytosanitary certificate as:
- IRRADIATION AT MINIMUM 289 GRAY;
OR
- IRRADIATION AT MINIMUM 400 GRAY;
OR
- IRRADIATION AT MINIMUM 500 GRAY
For irradiated consignments – the treatment certificate is to accompany the consignment to New Zealand.
1) The mangoes in this consignment have been inspected and treated according to appropriateofficial procedures and are considered to be free from regulated pestsspecified by the New Zealand Ministry of Primary Industries, and conform withNew Zealand’s current import requirements,
2) The mangoes in this consignment have been treated in accordance withAppendix 12 of the Arrangement between the New Zealand Ministry of PrimaryIndustries and the Australian Department of Agriculture.
24/02/2021 - Update to general requirements - As per NZ Export Plan