APHIS Adds Texas Border Crossing to Approved Chile Blueberry Fumigation Sites
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service on Jan. 29 said it is once again amending entry requirements for fresh blueberries from Chile to allow methyl bromide fumigation at the Pharr, Texas land port of entry. Fumigation with methyl bromide…
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is already allowed at the maritime Ports of New York/New Jersey, Los Angeles/Long Beach, Miami, Wilmington and Philadelphia (see 14012101). For shipments from Chilean regions other than VI, VIII, or VIII (O’Higgins, Maule, and Bio Bio), APHIS will continue to require increased preclearance inspection at the port of export in lieu of fumigation.