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Australia is currently conducting simultaneous pest risk analysis on three
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Agriculture Secretary Edgardo Angara recently issued Administrative Order No.
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Australia is currently conducting simultaneous pest risk analysis on three
American fruits -- almonds, Florida grapefruit, and grapes -- in violation of
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Agriculture Secretary Edgardo Angara recently issued Administrative Order No.
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August 17, 2007 - 11:23am
