Amendments to Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/2072  
 
“ANNEX 2  
List of GB quarantine pests  
PART A  
 
In table ‘C. Insects and mites’  
Add:  
39A. Chrysobothris femorata  (Olivier)  [CHRBFE ] 
39B. Chrysobothris mali  Horn  [CHRBMA ] 
75A. Lycorma delicatula  (White)  [LYCMDE ] 
 
In table ‘F. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas’  
Add:  
9A. Chilli veinal mottle virus  [CHIVMV]  
 
“ANNEX 2A  
List of provisional GB quarantine pests  
 
In table ‘B. Insect and mites’  
Delete:  
4B. Chrysobothris femorata  (Olivier) [CHRBFE]  
5A. Lycorma delicatula (White) [LYCMDE]  
 
Add:  
1AB. Agrilus mali  Matsumura  [AGRLMA ] 
6BA. Orgyia leucostigma  (Smith)  [HEMELE]  
 
 
In Table ‘C. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas’  
 
Delete:  
1A. Chilli veinal mottle virus [CHIVMV]  
 In Table ‘D. Bacteria  
Add:  
1A. Lonsdalea populi  Li, Xue, Guo, Koltay, Palacio -Bielsa, Chang, Xie & Yang  
[LNSDQP ] 
 
ANNEX 4  
Add at the bottom of the table of content at the sta rt of Annex 4:  
Part L: RNQPs concerning seed  of Solanum sisymbriifolium  
 
At the end of Annex 4 add:  
PART L  
RNQPs concerning seed of Solanum sisymbriifolium  
Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas  
(1) RNQP  (2) Plants for planting  (3) Threshold for seed  
Potato spindle tuber viroid 
[PSTVD0]  Solanum sisymbriifolium  0% 
 
ANNEX 5  
Add at the bottom of the table of content at the start of Annex 5: 
Part K: Measures to prevent the presence of RNQPs on  seed of Solanum  
sisymbriifolium  
 
At the end of Annex 5 add:  
PART K 
Measures to prevent the presence of RNQPs on seed of Solanum sisymbriifolium  
Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas  
(1) RNQPs or 
symptoms caused 
by RNQPs  (2) Plants for 
planting (genus or 
species)  (3) Requirements  
Potato spindle tuber 
viroid (PSTVD0)  Seed of Solanum 
sisymbriifolium  L.  The seeds have been subjected to 
official testing for Potato spindle 
tuber viroid, on a representative 
sample using appropriate methods and have been found in those tests 
to be free from that pest.  
 
ANNEX 7  
List of plants, plant products and other objects originating from third countries 
and the corresponding special requirements for their introduction into Great 
Britain  
 
PART A  
Plants, plant products and other objects originating in third countries which 
may only be introduced into Great Britain if special requirements are met  
 
Add new point  64A.: 
 
 (1) 
Description of plants, plant 
products or other objects  (2) 
Origin  (3) 
Requirements  
64A. Plants, other than  seeds, 
tissue  cultures and pollen, 
including cut  branches, of 
Acer L., Betula  L., 
Carpinus  L., Carya 
illinoinensis  (Wangenheim) 
Koch , Cercis  L., Cornus  L., 
Crataegus  L., Juglans  L., 
Malus  Mill., Ostrya  
virginiana  (Miller) Koch  , 
Platanus  occidentalis  L.,  
Populus  L., Prunus  L., 
Pyrus  L., Salix  L., Tilia  L., 
Ulmus  L., Vaccinium 
darrowii  Camp . Canada  
and the  
USA The plants must be accompanied by 
an official statement that:  
(a) they have been grown during a 
period of at least three years prior to 
export, or in the case of plants 
younger than three years, have been 
grown throughout their life in a place 
of production that is free from 
Chrysobothris femorata  (Olivier) in 
accordance with ISPM10:  
(i) which is registered and supervised 
by the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin 
and has been subjected annually to 
two official inspections for any signs of 
Chrysobothris femorata  (Olivier) 
carried out at appropriate times,  
(ii) where they have been grown in a 
site with complete physical protection 
against the introduction of 
Chrysobothris femorata  (Olivier)  and immediately prior to export, the plants, 
and in particular their stems and 
branches, have been subjected to a 
meticulous inspection for the presence 
of Chrysobothris femorata  (Olivier), 
which included destructive sampling, 
where appropriate,  
and  
(iii) that they have been packed in 
such a manner as to prevent 
infestation during transport and 
storage.  
* The name of the area(s) must be 
included in the phytosanitary 
certificate under the heading 
"Additional declaration".  
 
 
Add new point 64B.: 
 (1) 
Description of plants, 
plant products or 
other objects  (2) 
Origin  (3) 
Requirements  
64B. Plants, other than 
seeds, tissue cultures 
and pollen, including 
cut branches, of Acer 
L., Aesculus L., 
Arbutus menziesii  
Pursh ., Ceanothus  L., 
Cercocarpus 
montanus  (Kunth) 
Rafinesque , Corylus 
L., Eriobotrya 
japonica  (Thunberg) 
Lindley , Fagus  
sylvatica  L., Ficus 
carica L., Frangula  
californica  
(Eschscholtz) A. 
Gray , Heteromeles  
arbutifolia (Lindl) 
Roemer , Juglans Canada 
and the 
USA The plants must be accompanied by an 
official statement:  
(a) that the plants have been grown during a 
period of at least three years prior to export, 
or in the case of plants younger than three 
years, have been grown throughout their life, 
in an area established by the national plant 
protection organisation in a ccordance with 
ISPM4 as an area free from Chrysobothris 
mali Horn and that no part of the area lies 
within 100 km of a known outbreak of 
Chrysobothris mali  Horn, and that they have 
been packed in such a manner as to prevent 
infestation during transport and  storage,  
or  
(b) they have been grown during a period of 
at least three years prior to export, or in the 
case of plants younger than three years, regia L., Malus  Mill., 
Pickeringia montana  
Torrey & A. Gray , 
Platanus L, Populus  
L., Prunus L., Pyrus 
communis  L., 
Quercus  L, Ribes L , 
Rosa L., Salix L., 
Sorbus aucuparia  L., 
Ulmus L. Vaccinium 
L. have been grown throughout their life, in a 
production site that is free from 
Chrysobothris mali  Horn in accordance with 
ISPM10:  
(i) which is registered and supervised by the 
national plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin and has been subjected 
annually to two official inspections for any 
signs of Chrysobothris mali  Horn carried out 
at appropriate times,  
(ii) where they have been grown in a site with 
complete physical protection against the 
introduction of Chrysobothris mali  Horn  and 
immediately prior to export, the plants, and in 
particular their stems and branches, have 
been subjected to a meticulous inspection for 
the presence of Chrysobothris mali  Horn, 
which included destructive sampling, where 
appropriate,  
and  
(iii) that they have been packed in such a 
manner as to prevent infestation during 
transport and storage.  
* The name of the area(s) must be included 
in the phytosanitary certificate under the 
heading "Additional declaration".  
 
Add new point 138A. 
 (1) 
Description of plants, 
plant products or 
other objects  (2) 
Origin  (3) 
Requirements  
138A . Wood of Acer L., 
Betula  L., Carpinus  
L., Carya illinoinensis  
(Wangenheim) Koch, 
Crataegus  L., Juglans  
L., Malus  Mill., 
Platanus  occidentalis  
L.,  Populus  L., 
Prunus  L., Pyrus  L., Canada  
and the 
USA The wood must be accompanied by an 
official statement that:  
a) (i) it has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum temperature 
of 56 °C for a minimum duration of 30 
continuous minutes throughout the entire 
profile of the wood (including at its core),   Salix  L., Tilia  L., 
Ulmus  L., other than in 
the form of:   
• Sawn wood less 
than 6 mm thick,    
• chips and 
particles, sawdust, 
shavings, wood 
waste and scrap,    
• wood packaging 
material, including 
associated 
dunnage,    
but including wood 
which has not kept its 
natural round surface   
 (ii) it has undergone ionizing irradiation to 
achieve a minimum absorbed dose of 1 kGy 
throughout the wood,  
or  
(iii) it has been subject to fumigation, the 
active ingredient, the minimum wood 
temperature, the rate (g/m3) and the 
exposure time of which are indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate; but a phytosanitary 
certificate may not include any such official 
statement unless the national plant 
protection organisation of the country of 
origin has previously provided the national 
plant protection organisation of the United 
Kingdom with written details of fumigation,  
and  
b) it has been packed in such a manner as to 
prevent infestation with Chrysobothris 
femorata  (Olivier)  during transport and 
storage  
Where the phytosanitary certificate includes 
the official statement referred to in paragraph 
(a)(i), there must also be evidence of that 
heat treatment by a mark “HT” put on the 
wood or on any wrapping in accordance with 
current usage and on the phytosanit ary 
certificate.   
 
 
 
Add new point 1 38B. 
 
 (1) 
Description of plants, 
plant products or other 
objects  (2) 
Origin  (3) 
Requireme
nts  138B.  Wood of Acer L., 
Aesculus L., Corylus L., 
Fagus sylvatica L., 
Juglans regia L., Malus 
Mill., Platanus L, 
Populus  L., Prunus L., 
Pyrus communis L., 
Quercus L, Salix L., 
Sorbus aucuparia L., 
Ulmus L., other than in 
the form of:   
• Sawn wood less 
than 6 mm thick,    
• chips, particles, 
sawdust, 
shavings, wood 
waste and scrap,  
• wood packaging 
material, 
including 
associated 
dunnage,   
• in the case of 
Quercus spp.,  in 
the form casks, 
barrels, vats, tubs 
and other 
coopers' products 
and parts thereof, 
including staves, 
originating in 
Canada or the 
USA, where there 
is documented 
evidence that the 
wood has been 
produced or 
manufactured 
using heat 
treatment to 
achieve a 
minimum 
temperature of 
176 °C for 20 
minutes,   
but including wood 
which has not kept its 
natural round surface .  Canada and 
the USA   The wood must be accompanied by 
an official statement that:  
a) (i) it originates in an area 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in accordance 
with ISPM4 as an area* free from 
Chrysobothris mali  Horn and that no 
part of the area lies within 100 km of 
a known outbreak of Chrysobothris 
mali Horn , 
(ii) it has undergone an appropriate 
heat treatment to achieve a minimum 
temperature of 56 °C for a minimum 
duration of 30 continuous minutes 
throughout the entire profile of the 
wood (including at its core),   
(iii) it has undergone ionizing 
irradiation to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout 
the wood, or   
(iv) it has been subject to fumigation, 
the active ingredient, the minimum 
wood temperature, the rate (g/m3) 
and the exposure time of which are 
indicated on the phytosanitary 
certificate; but a phytosanitary 
certificate may not include any such 
official state ment unless the national 
plant protection organisation of the 
country of origin has previously 
provided the national plant protection 
organisation of the United Kingdom 
with written details of fumigation  
and 
(b) it has been packed in such a 
manner as to prevent infestation with 
Chrysobothris mali  Horn during 
transport and storage  
Where the phytosanitary certificate 
includes the official statement 
referred to in paragraph ( a)(ii), there 
must also be evidence of that heat 
treatment by a mark “HT” put on the  wood or o n any wrapping in 
accordance with current usage and 
on the phytosanitary certificate.   
* The name of the area(s) must be 
included in the phytosanitary 
certificate under the heading 
“Additional declaration”   
 
Add new point 139A . 
 (1) 
Description of plants, 
plant products or 
other objects  (2) 
Origin  (3) 
Requirements  
139A.  Wood chips and 
particles, sawdust, 
shavings, wood waste 
and scrap obtained in 
whole or in part from 
Acer L., Betula  L., 
Carpinus  L., Carya 
illinoinensis  
(Wangenheim) Koch, 
Crataegus  L., Juglans  
L., Malus  Mill., 
Platanus  occidentalis  
L.,  Populus  L., 
Prunus  L., Pyrus  L., 
Salix  L., Tilia  L., 
Ulmus  L. Canada 
and the 
USA The wood must be accompanied by an 
official statement that:   
  
a) (i) it has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum temperature 
of 56 °C for a minimum duration of 30 
continuous minutes throughout the entire 
profile of the chips, particles, wood waste or 
scrap, or   
  
(ii) it has been subject to fumigation,   
the active ingredient, the minimum wood 
temperature, the rate (g/m3) and the 
exposure time of which are indicated on the 
phytosanitary  certificate; but a phytosanitary 
certificate may not include any such  official 
statement unless the national plant 
protection organisation of the country of 
origin has previously  provided the national 
plant  protection organisation of the United 
Kingdom with written details of   
fumigation.   
and 
 
b) it has been packed in such a manner as to 
prevent infestation with Chrysobothris 
femorata  (Olivier) during transport and 
storage .  
 
  
Where the phytosanitary certificate includes 
the official statement referred to in paragraph (a)(i), there must also be evidence of that 
heat treatment by a mark “HT” put on the 
wood or on any wrapping in accordance with 
current usage and on the phytosanitary 
certificate.  
 
 
Add new point 139 B. 
 (1) 
Description of plants, 
plant products or 
other objects  (2) 
Origin  (3) 
Requirements  
139B.  Wood chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste and 
scrap obtained in 
whole or in part from 
Acer L., Aesculus L., 
Corylus L., Fagus 
sylvatica L., Juglans 
regia L., Malus Mill., 
Platanus L, Populus  
L., Prunus L., Pyrus 
communis L., 
Quercus L, Salix L., 
Sorbus aucuparia L., 
Ulmus L Canada 
and the 
USA The wood must be accompanied by an 
official statement that:   
a) it originates in an area established by the 
national plant protection organisation in 
accordance with ISPM4 as an area* free 
from Chrysobothris mali Horn and that no 
part of the area lies within 100 km of a 
known outbreak of Chrysobothris mali Horn, 
or  
  
b) (i) it has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum temperature 
of 56 °C for a minimum duration of 30 
continuous minutes throughout the entire 
profile of the chips, particles, wood waste or 
scrap, or   
  
(ii) it has been subject to fumigation,   
the active ingredient, the minimum wood  
temperature, the rate (g/m3) and the 
exposure time of which are indicated on the 
phytosanitary  certificate but a phytosanitary 
certificate may not include any such  official 
statement unless the national plant 
protection organisation of the country of 
origin has  previously  provided the national 
plant  protection organisation of the United 
Kingdom with written details of  fumigation.   
and 
  
(c) it has been packed in such a manner as 
to prevent infestation during transport and 
storage .  
  
Where the phytosanitary certificate includes 
the official statement referred to in paragraph 
(b)(i), there must also be evidence of that 
heat treatment by a mark “HT” put on the 
wood or on any wrapping in accordance with 
current usage and on the phytosanitary 
certificate.    
 
 * The name of the area(s) must be included 
in the phytosanitary certificate under the 
heading “Additional declaration”  
 
ANNEX 11 
List of plants, plant products and other objects and  the respective third  
countries of origin or dispatch in respect of  which phytosanitary certificates  
are required  
 
PART A  
List of plants, plant products and other objects and the respective  third countries o r 
origin or dispatch, which may not be introduced  into Great Britain unless they are  
accompanied by a phytosanitary  certificate, as referred to in Article 72(1) of  
Regulation (EU) 2016/2031  
 
Add New entries to the table section ‘Seeds  of’: 
 (1) Description of plants, 
plant products or other 
objects  (2) CN code and its 
respective description 
under Council Regulation  
(EEC) No.2658/87  (3) Country of 
origin or dispatch  
27A. Solanum sisymbriifolium  
L. Other seeds, for sowing:  
ex 1209 99 99  Any third country  
 
Add New entries to the table section ‘ wood  of’: 
 (1) Description of plants, 
plant products or other 
objects  (2) CN code and its 
respective description 
under Council Regulation  
(EEC) No.2658/87  (3) Country of 
origin or dispatch  Wood  of: 
55 Acer L., Aesculus L., 
Carpinus  L.,  
Carya illinoinensis  
(Wangenheim) Koch, 
Corylus L.,Crataegus  L.,  
Fagus sylvatica L., Malus  
Mill., Pyrus  L., Salix  L.,  
Sorbus aucuparia L, Tilia  
L., Ulmus  L. other  
than wood packaging  
material, but including 
wood which has not 
kept its natural round 
surface  Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms; wood 
in chips or particles; 
sawdust and wood waste 
and scrap, whether or not 
agglomerated in logs, 
briquettes, pellets or 
similar forms:  
–Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms: –Non-
coniferous:  
ex 4401 12 00  
–Wood in chips or 
particles:  
–Non-coniferous:  
ex 4401 22 00  
–Sawdust and wood 
waste and scrap, not 
agglomerated:  
–Sawdust: ex 4401 40 10 
–Wood waste and scrap 
(other than sawdust):  
ex 4401 40 90  
Wood in the rough, not 
stripped of bark or 
sapwood, or roughly 
squared: –Treated with 
paint, stains, creosote or 
other preservatives:  
–Non-coniferous:  Canada and the 
USA ex 4403 12 00  
Wood in the rough, 
whether or not stripped of 
bark or sapwood, or 
roughly squared:  
–Other than treated with 
paint, stains, creosote or 
other preservatives:  
ex 4403 9900  
Split poles; piles, pickets 
and stakes of wood, 
pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
–Non-coniferous:  
 ex 4404 20 00  
Non-coniferous railway or 
tramway sleepers (cross -
ties) of wood:  
–Not impregnated  
ex 4406 12 00  
–Other (than not 
impregnated)  
ex 4406 92 00  
Wood sawn or chipped  
lengthwise, sliced or 
peeled,  whether or not 
planed,sanded or end -
jointed, of a  thickness 
exceeding 6 mm:  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs  and other coopers' 
products  and parts 
thereof, of wood,  
including staves:  
ex 4416 00 00  
Prefabricated buildings of  
wood:  
ex 9406 10 00  
 
56 Platanus L. other than 
wood packaging  
material, but including 
wood which has not  
kept its natural round 
surface  Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms; wood 
in chips or particles; 
sawdust and wood waste 
and scrap, whether or not 
agglomerated in logs, 
briquettes, pellets or 
similar forms:  
–Fuel wood, in logs, in 
billets, in twigs, in faggots 
or in similar forms: –Non-
coniferous:  
ex 4401 12 00  
–Wood in chips or 
particles:  
–Non-coniferous:  
ex 4401 22 00  
–Sawdust and wood 
waste and scrap, not 
agglomerated:  
–Sawdust: ex 4401 40 10 
–Wood waste and scrap 
(other than sawdust):  Canada  ex 4401 40 90  
Wood in the rough, not 
stripped of bark or 
sapwood, or roughly 
squared: –Treated with 
paint, stains, creosote or 
other preservatives:  
–Non-coniferous:  
ex 4403 12 00  
Wood in the rough, 
whether or not stripped of 
bark or sapwood, or 
roughly squared:  
–Other than treated with 
paint, stains, creosote or 
other preservatives:  
ex 4403 9900  
Split poles; piles, pickets 
and stakes of wood, 
pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
–Non-coniferous:  
 ex 4404 20 00  
Non-coniferous railway or 
tramway sleepers (cross -
ties) of wood:  
–Not impregnated  
ex 4406 12 00  
–Other (than not 
impregnated)  
ex 4406 92 00  
Wood sawn or chipped  lengthwise, sliced or 
peeled,  whether or not 
planed,sanded or end -
jointed, of a  thickness 
exceeding 6 mm:  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs  
and other coopers' 
products  and parts 
thereof, of wood,  
including staves:  
ex 4416 00 00  
Prefabricated buildings of  
wood:  
ex 9406 10 00