+ Follow CYPERMETHRINE Tag
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[Title] => Mango exporters get reprieve in China
[Summary] => Mango exporters are getting a reprieve with China’s decision to continue allowing even after Sept. 1 the shipment of fresh mangoes from the Philippines that have not undergone vapor heat treatment (VHT).
Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban said the Chinese government has temporarily suspended the scheduled Sept. 1 implementation of the VHT treatment in its Philippine mango imports.
Panganiban said China has agreed to wait for the release of the pest risk analysis on Chinese carrots being eyed for exports to the Philippines.
[DatePublished] => 2006-08-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Japan lifts ban on RP mangoes
[Summary] => The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) allowed the resumption of fresh mango exports by Marsman Drysdale Food Corp. whose recent shipments were discovered to have exceeded prescribed maximum residue limits (MRL) for the chemical pesticide The Department of Agriculture (DA) was informed by MHLW that it already lifted its requirement to impose a 100 percent inspection order for all Marsman’s fresh mango exports to Japan.
The order was also applied to other mango exporters from the Philippines.
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[Title] => RP mango exporters must comply with Japan’s new rules on chemical residues
[Summary] => Exporters of fresh mangoes should ensure compliance with Japan’s standard maximum residue limit (MRL) for the chemical cypermethrine.
Philippine agriculture attaché to Japan Joseph Sison said that Cypermethrine is among toxic chemicals that could be banned as the Japanese health authorities are set to impose new and tougher food safety standards by Japan’s Food Safety Commission (FSC) which sets new MRLs for imported fresh agricultural produce.
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[Title] => Mango exporters get reprieve in China
[Summary] => Mango exporters are getting a reprieve with China’s decision to continue allowing even after Sept. 1 the shipment of fresh mangoes from the Philippines that have not undergone vapor heat treatment (VHT).
Agriculture Secretary Domingo F. Panganiban said the Chinese government has temporarily suspended the scheduled Sept. 1 implementation of the VHT treatment in its Philippine mango imports.
Panganiban said China has agreed to wait for the release of the pest risk analysis on Chinese carrots being eyed for exports to the Philippines.
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[Title] => Japan lifts ban on RP mangoes
[Summary] => The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) allowed the resumption of fresh mango exports by Marsman Drysdale Food Corp. whose recent shipments were discovered to have exceeded prescribed maximum residue limits (MRL) for the chemical pesticide The Department of Agriculture (DA) was informed by MHLW that it already lifted its requirement to impose a 100 percent inspection order for all Marsman’s fresh mango exports to Japan.
The order was also applied to other mango exporters from the Philippines.
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[Title] => RP mango exporters must comply with Japan’s new rules on chemical residues
[Summary] => Exporters of fresh mangoes should ensure compliance with Japan’s standard maximum residue limit (MRL) for the chemical cypermethrine.
Philippine agriculture attaché to Japan Joseph Sison said that Cypermethrine is among toxic chemicals that could be banned as the Japanese health authorities are set to impose new and tougher food safety standards by Japan’s Food Safety Commission (FSC) which sets new MRLs for imported fresh agricultural produce.
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