I was shown this recently and it appears to give the green light to the import of (non cites) Cp's from USA
It would be great if our members from the Great White North could fully participate in NASC.
thoughts?
"Most plants or plant products originating from the Continental United States (U.S.) do not require a permit. To find out what plants or plant products require a permit from the Continental U.S., please consult the List of propagative plant material and other commodities that require an import permit if originating (i.e. place of propagation) from the Continental United States. We advise that you submit an application for a permit for all material being imported from any place other than the Continental U.S. Most import permits are valid for three years.....
Date modified:2014-02-16"
http://www.inspection.gc.ca/plants/plant-protection/imports/questions-and-answers/eng/1343414402266/1343414628852
seems pretty black and white...
It would be great if our members from the Great White North could fully participate in NASC.
thoughts?
"Most plants or plant products originating from the Continental United States (U.S.) do not require a permit. To find out what plants or plant products require a permit from the Continental U.S., please consult the List of propagative plant material and other commodities that require an import permit if originating (i.e. place of propagation) from the Continental United States. We advise that you submit an application for a permit for all material being imported from any place other than the Continental U.S. Most import permits are valid for three years.....
Date modified:2014-02-16"
http://www.inspection.gc.ca/plants/plant-protection/imports/questions-and-answers/eng/1343414402266/1343414628852
seems pretty black and white...
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