On January 18, in a raging fire, 23 tons of waste paper that was detected by Guangdong inspection and quarantine personnel and contained high-risk analytes such as various crop seeds, weed seeds, peels, and meat were burned.
From January 3 to 4 of this year, when the inspection and quarantine personnel of the Zhongshan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau conducted an on-site quarantine inspection of a batch of (30 containers, 708.2 tons) of waste paper from Belgium, a large number of crop seeds (wheat, sorghum) were found. And seeds of cucurbitaceous crops) and weed seeds, followed by other materials such as pickled pork, beef, wood products, and flour, as well as stinky, Dog Food, luncheon meat, old shoes, and rubber gloves. , chocolate, glass shards, straws, beverages, plastic flexible packaging and other household waste. The inspection and quarantine personnel immediately sealed up the waste paper, and sprayed anti-epidemic treatment on the sites suspected of being surrounded by pollution.
According to the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Entry and Exit Animal and Plant Quarantine" and its implementing regulations, animals and plants imported into the country and their products must be accompanied by a quarantine certificate issued by the official animal and plant quarantine department of the exporting country. High-risk species such as plant seeds and meat should be included. The seizure must also be approved by the relevant national or provincial administrative department or the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine before it can enter the country. In addition to the aforementioned high-risk test items, these waste papers also contain beef that is banned from entering the country—mad cow disease epidemic areas—and the problem is extremely serious. In this regard, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, Guangdong Inspection and Quarantine Bureau decided to destroy and return the waste paper.
In recent years, Guangdong inspection and quarantine agencies have seized state class I and II plant dangerous pests from imported waste paper.
From January 3 to 4 of this year, when the inspection and quarantine personnel of the Zhongshan Inspection and Quarantine Bureau conducted an on-site quarantine inspection of a batch of (30 containers, 708.2 tons) of waste paper from Belgium, a large number of crop seeds (wheat, sorghum) were found. And seeds of cucurbitaceous crops) and weed seeds, followed by other materials such as pickled pork, beef, wood products, and flour, as well as stinky, Dog Food, luncheon meat, old shoes, and rubber gloves. , chocolate, glass shards, straws, beverages, plastic flexible packaging and other household waste. The inspection and quarantine personnel immediately sealed up the waste paper, and sprayed anti-epidemic treatment on the sites suspected of being surrounded by pollution.
According to the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Entry and Exit Animal and Plant Quarantine" and its implementing regulations, animals and plants imported into the country and their products must be accompanied by a quarantine certificate issued by the official animal and plant quarantine department of the exporting country. High-risk species such as plant seeds and meat should be included. The seizure must also be approved by the relevant national or provincial administrative department or the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine before it can enter the country. In addition to the aforementioned high-risk test items, these waste papers also contain beef that is banned from entering the country—mad cow disease epidemic areas—and the problem is extremely serious. In this regard, in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, Guangdong Inspection and Quarantine Bureau decided to destroy and return the waste paper.
In recent years, Guangdong inspection and quarantine agencies have seized state class I and II plant dangerous pests from imported waste paper.
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