Mexico Removes Restrictions on Table Grape & Stone Fruit Imports from 4 Calif. Counties
Mexico removed restrictions on imports from four California counties of some commodities, including stone fruit and table grapes, following eradication of the European grapevine moth from Fresno, Mendocino, Merced, and San Joaquin counties, said APHIS. The commodities had been under…
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quarantine since the first detection of the moth in 2009. Mexico also began requiring additional treatments on exports of fresh table grapes and stone fruit from counties under quarantine for the pest, said APHIS. Mexico removed its restrictions on exports following APHIS’ announcement that the moths had been eradicated in the four counties.