The rate of introduction and establishment of new economically or environmentally damaging plant pests and diseases has increased over the last century. Under the WTO-Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (SPS) and International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPMs) are defined to ensure that the measures imposed to protect plant health against plant pests and diseases are used only as plant health protection instruments and not as unjustified barriers to trade. Within this international framework, the EU operates a number of legislative and regulatory measures, such as certification, but also allows plant protection products with minimal harm for environment and human health
Plant protection is very important area in the field of agriculture, regarding it is on the beginnin...
Abstract This position paper intends to stimulate a profound rethinking of contemporary agricultural...
According to the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) and the Agreement on the Applicati...
The rate of introduction and establishment of new economically or environmentally damaging plant pes...
To combat the introduction of exotic pests and pathogens via the trade of plants and wood products, ...
A major factor in the long-distance spread of diseases and insect pests that could be dangerous to t...
This treaty takes action to control the introduction and spread of pests of plants and plant product...
In the context of the Russian Federation’s significant trade relations in plants and plant products ...
Overview of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC). The eLesson will explain the key e...
This paper juxtaposes the long-mooted Plant Health (Phytosanitary) Bill with its corollary, the Worl...
The wide use of pesticides to control pests on crops had driven the public attention in the recent y...
The trade in plants for planting (P4P) is one of the major pathways for the introduction of pests. T...
The IPPC is an international treaty of member nations that became an official organ of the FAO in 19...
countries Reason for standard: As stated in ISPM 11:2004, “Pest risk management … is the process of ...
1951 EPPO Convention – 15 countries Now 50 member countries Support members in harmonisation of meas...
Plant protection is very important area in the field of agriculture, regarding it is on the beginnin...
Abstract This position paper intends to stimulate a profound rethinking of contemporary agricultural...
According to the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) and the Agreement on the Applicati...
The rate of introduction and establishment of new economically or environmentally damaging plant pes...
To combat the introduction of exotic pests and pathogens via the trade of plants and wood products, ...
A major factor in the long-distance spread of diseases and insect pests that could be dangerous to t...
This treaty takes action to control the introduction and spread of pests of plants and plant product...
In the context of the Russian Federation’s significant trade relations in plants and plant products ...
Overview of the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC). The eLesson will explain the key e...
This paper juxtaposes the long-mooted Plant Health (Phytosanitary) Bill with its corollary, the Worl...
The wide use of pesticides to control pests on crops had driven the public attention in the recent y...
The trade in plants for planting (P4P) is one of the major pathways for the introduction of pests. T...
The IPPC is an international treaty of member nations that became an official organ of the FAO in 19...
countries Reason for standard: As stated in ISPM 11:2004, “Pest risk management … is the process of ...
1951 EPPO Convention – 15 countries Now 50 member countries Support members in harmonisation of meas...
Plant protection is very important area in the field of agriculture, regarding it is on the beginnin...
Abstract This position paper intends to stimulate a profound rethinking of contemporary agricultural...
According to the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) and the Agreement on the Applicati...