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ANNEX  
 
Annexes I, II, IV to VIII and X to XIV to Implementing Regulation (EU) 2019/2072 are 
amended as follows:  
 
(1) in Annex I, in Part B, the first column of the table is amended as follows:  
(a) the text in the eleventh row is replaced by the following:  
‘ANNEX XIII, point 5  
Cereal seed’;  
(b) the text in the twelfth row is replaced by the following:,  
‘ANNEX XIII, point 6  
Vegetable seed’  ; 
(c) the text in the thirteenth row is re placed by the following:  
‘ANNEX XIII, point 9  
Oil and fibre plants seed’;  
(2) Annex II is replaced by the following:  
‘Annex II  
List of Union quarantine pests and their respective codes assigned by EPPO  
Table of Contents  
Part A  : Pests not known to occur in the Union territory   
1. Bacteria   
2. Fungi and oomycetes   
3. Insects and mites   
4. Nematodes   
5. Parasitic plants   
6. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas   
Part B: Pests known to occur in the Union territory   
1. Bacteria   
2. Fungi and oomycetes   
3. Insects and mites   
4. Molluscs   
5. Nematodes   
6. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas   
 
Part A  
Pests not known to occur in the Union territory  
Quarantine Pests and their codes assigned  by EPPO  2 
 1. Bacteria  
1.  Candidatus  Liberibacter africanus  [LIBEAF]  
2.  Candidatus  Liberibacter americanus  [LIBEAM]  
3.  Candidatus  Liberibacter asiaticus  [LIBEAS]  
4.  Curtobacterium flaccumfaciens pv. flaccumfaciens (Hedges) Collins and Jones 
[CORBFL]  
5.  Pantoea stewartii subsp.  stewartii  (Smith) Mergaert, Verdonck & Kersters 
[ERWIST]  
6.  Ralstonia pseudosolanacearum Safni et al.  [RALSPS]  
7.  Ralstonia syzygii subsp . celebesensis Safni et al.  [RALSSC]  
8.  Ralstonia syzygii subsp.  indonesiensis Safni  et al. [RALSSI]  
9.  Xanthomonas  oryzae  pv. oryzae  (Ishiyama) Swings et al. [XANTOR]  
10.  Xanthomonas oryzae  pv. oryzicola  (Fang et al.) Swings et al. [XANTTO]  
11.  Xanthomonas citri  pv. aurantifolii  (Schaad et al. ) Constantin et al.  [XANTAU]  
12.  Xanthomonas  citri pv. citri (Hasse) Constantin et al.  [XANTCI]  
2. Fungi and oomycetes  
1.  Anisogramma anomala  (Peck) E. Müller [CRSPAN]  
2.  Apiosporina morbosa  (Schwein.) Arx [DIBOMO]  
3.  Atropellis  spp. [1ATRPG]  
4.  Botryosphaeria kuwatsukai  (Hara) G.Y. Sun and E. Tanaka [PHYOPI]  
5.  Bretziella fagacearum  (Bretz) Z.W de Beer, T.A. Duong & M.J. Wingfield, 
comb. nov. [CERAFA]  
6.  Chrysomyxa  arctostaphyli  Dietel [CHMYAR]  
7.  Cronartium  spp. [1CRONG], except Cronartium  gentianeum  
(Thümen) [ CRONGE ], Cronartium pini (Willdenow) Jørstad 
[ENDCPI] and Cronartium ribicola Fischer [CRONRI]  
8.  Davidsoniella virescens  (R.W. Davidson) Z.W. de Beer, T.A. Duong 
& M.J. Wingfield [CERAVI]  
9.  Elsinoë australis  Bitanc. & Jenkins [ELSIAU]  
10.  Elsinoë citricola  X.L. Fan, R.W. Barreto & Crous [ELSICI ]  
11.  Elsinoë  fawcettii  Bitanc. & Jenkins [ELSIFA]  
12.  Fusarium oxysporum  f. sp. albedinis  (Kill. & Maire) W.L. Gordon 
[FUSAAL]  
13.  Guignardia laricina  (Sawada) W. Yamam& Kaz. Itô [GUIGLA]  
14.  Gymnosporangium  spp. [1GYMNG], except:  
Gymnosporangium amelanchieris  E. Fisch. ex F. Kern  [GYMNAM] , 
Gymnosporangium atlanticum  Guyot & Malen çon [GYMNAT] , 
Gymnosporangium clavariiforme  (Wulfen) DC [GYMNCF], Gymnosporangium 
confusum  Plowr. [GYMNCO], Gymnosporangium cornutum  Arthur ex F. Kern 
[GYMNCR], Gymnosporangium fusisporum  E. Fisch. [GYMNFS], 
Gymnosporangium gaeumannii  H. Zogg [GYMNGA], Gymnosporangium 
gracile Pat. [GYMNGR], Gymnosporangium minus  Crowell [GYMNMI], 
Gymnosporangium orientale  P. Syd. & Syd. [GYMNOR], Gymnosporangium 
sabinae (Dicks.) G. Winter [GYMNFU], Gymnosporangium torminali -juniperini  
E. Fisch. [GYMNTJ], Gymnosporangium tremelloides  R. Hartig [GYMNTR]  
15.  Coniferiporia sulphurascens (Pilát) L.W. Zhou & Y.C. Dai [PHELSU]  
16.  Coniferiporia weirii  (Murrill) L.W. Zhou & Y.C. Dai [INONWE]  3 
 17.  Melampsora farlowii  (Arthur) Davis [MELMFA]  
18.  Melampsora medusae  f. sp. tremuloidis  Shain  [MELMMT]  
19.  Mycodiella laricis -leptolepidis (Kaz. Itô, K. Satô & M. Ota) Crous [MYCOLL]  
20.  Neocosmospora ambrosia  (Gadd & Loos) L. Lombard & Crous  [FUSAAM]  
21.  Neocosmospora euwallaceae  (S. Freeman, Z. Mendel, T. Aoki & 
O’Donnell) Sandoval -Denis, L. Lombard & Crous  [FUSAEW]  
22.  Phyllosticta citricarpa  (McAlpine) Van der Aa [GUIGCI]  
23.  Phyllosticta solitaria  Ellis & Everhart [PHYSSL]  
24.  Phymatotrichopsis omnivora (Duggar) Hennebert [ PHMPOM]  
25.  Phytophthora ramorum (non-EU isolates)  Werres, De Cock & Man in 't Veld 
[PHYTRA]  
26.  Pseudocercospora angolensis  (T. Carvalho & O. Mendes) Crous & U. Braun 
[CERCAN]  
27.  Pseudocercospora pini -densiflorae  (Hori & Nambu) Deighton [CERSPD]  
28.  Puccinia pittieriana  Hennings [PUCCPT]  
29.  Septoria malagutii  E.T. Cline [SEPTLM]  
30.  Sphaerulina musiva  (Peck) Quaedvlieg , Verkley & Crous. [MYCOPP]  
31.  Stagonosporopsis andigena  (Turkensteen) Aveskamp, Gruyter & Verkley  
[PHOMAN]  
32.  Stegophora ulmea  (Fr.) Syd. & P. Syd [GNOMUL]  
33.  Thecaphora solani  Thirumulachar & O'Brien) Mordue [THPHSO]  
34.  Tilletia indica  Mitra [NEOVIN]  
35.  Venturia nashicola  S. Tanaka & S. Yamamoto [VENTNA]  
3. Insects and mites  
1.  Acleris  spp.:  
 
1.1. Acleris gloverana  (Walsingham) [ACLRGL ] 
1.2. Acleris issikii  Oku [ACLRIS ] 
1.3. Acleris minuta  (Robinson) [ACLRMI ] 
1.4. Acleris nishidai  Brown [ACLRNI ]   
1.5. Acleris nivisellana  (Walsingham) [ACLRNV]  
1.6. Acleris robinsoniana  (Forbes) [ACLRRO]  
1.7. Acleris semipurpurana  (Kearfott) [CROISE]  
1.8. Acleris senescens  (Zeller) [ACLRSE]  
1.9. Acleris variana  (Fernald) [ACLRVA]  
2.  Acrobasis pyrivorella  (Matsumura) [NUMOPI]  
3.  Agrilus anxius  Gory [AGRLAX]  
4.  Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire [AGRLPL]  
5.  Aleurocanthus  citriperdus  Quaintance & Baker [ALECCT]  
6.  Aleurocanthus  woglumi Ashby [ALECWO]  
7.  Andean potato weevil complex:  
 
7.1. Phyrdenus  muriceus  Germar [PHRDMU ] 
7.2. Premnotrypes  spp. [1PREMG]  
7.3. Rhigopsidius  tucumanus  Heller [RHGPTU ] 
8.  Anthonomus bisignifer  Schenkling [A NTHBI]  
9.  Anthonomus eugenii  Cano [ANTHEU]  
10.  Anthonomus grandis (Boh.)  [ANTHGR]  4 
 11.  Anthonomus quadrigibbus  Say [TACYQU]  
12.  Anthonomus signatus  Say [ANTHSI]  
13.  Apriona cinerea  Chevrolat [APRICI]  
14.  Apriona germari  (Hope) [APRIGE]  
15.  Apriona rugicollis  Chevrolat [APRIJA]  
16.  Arrhenodes minutus  Drury [ARRHMI]  
17.  Aschistonyx eppoi  Inouye [ASCXEP]  
18.  Bactericera cockerelli  (Šulc.) [PARZCO]  
19.  Bemisia tabaci  Genn. (non-European populations) known to be vector of viruses 
[BEMITA]  
20.  Carposina sasakii  Matsumara [CARSSA]  
21.  Ceratothripoides claratris  (Shumsher) [CRTZCL]  
22.  Choristoneura  spp.:  
 
22.1. Choristoneura carnana Barnes & Busck  [CHONCA]  
22.2. Choristoneura con ﬂictana Walker [ARCHCO]  
22.3. Choristoneura fumiferana Clemens  [CHONFU]  
22.4. Choristoneura lambertiana Busck  [TORTLA]   
22.5. Choristoneura occidentalis biennis Freeman  
22.6. Choristoneura occidentalis occidentalis Freeman [CHONOC]  
22.7. Choristoneura orae Freeman  [CHONOR]   
22.8. Choristoneura parallela Robinson  [CHONPA]   
22.9. Choristoneura pinus Freeman  [CHONPI]  
22.10.  Choristoneura retiniana Walsingham  [CHONRE]   
22.11.  Choristoneura rosaceana Harris [CHONRO]   
23.  Cicadomorpha , known to be vectors of Xylella fastidiosa (Wells et al.) 
[XYLEFA]:  
 
23.1. Acrogonia citrina Marucci  
23.2. Acrogonia virescens (Metcalf) F  
23.3. Aphrophora angulata Ball [APHRAN]    
23.4. Aphrophora permutata Uhler [APHRPE]    
23.5. Bothrogonia ferruginea (Fabricius) [TETTFE]  
23.6. Bucephalogonia xanthopis (Berg)  
23.7. Clasteroptera achatina Germar  
23.8. Clasteroptera brunnea Ball  
23.9. Cuerna costalis  (Fabricius) [CUERCO]  
23.10.  Cuerna occidentalis Osman and Beamer [CUEROC]  
23.11.  Cyphonia clavigera (Fabricius)  
23.12.  Dechacona missionum Berg  
23.13.  Dilobopterus costalimai Young [DLBPCO]  
23.14.  Draeculacephala minerva Ball [DRAEMI]  
23.15.  Draeculacephala sp. [1DRAEG]  
23.16.  Ferrariana trivittata Signoret 
23.17.  Fingeriana dubia Cavichioli  
23.18.  Friscanus friscanus (Ball)   
23.19.  Graphocephala atropunctata (Signoret) [GRCPAT]  
23.20.  Graphocephala conﬂuens Uhler  
23.21.  Graphocephala versuta (Say) [GRCPVE]  5 
 23.22.  Helochara delta Oman   
23.23.  Homalodisca ignorata Melichar  
23.24.  Homalodisca insolita Walker [HOMLIN]  
23.25.  Homalodisca vitripennis (Germar) [HOMLTR]   
23.26.  Lepyronia quadrangularis (Say) [LEPOQU]  
23.27.  Macugonalia cavifrons (Stal)  
23.28.  Macugonalia leucomelas (Walker)  
23.29.  Molomea consolida Schroder   
23.30.  Neokolla hyeroglyphica (Say)   
23.31.  Neokolla severini DeLong  
23.32.  Oncometopia facialis Signoret [ONCMFA]  
23.33.  Oncometopia nigricans Walker [ONCMNI]   
23.34.  Oncometopia orbona (Fabricius) [ONCMUN]  
23.35.  Oragua discoidula Osborn  
23.36.  Pagaronia confusa Oman  
23.37.  Pagaronia furcata Oman   
23.38.  Pagaronia trecedecempunctata Ball 
23.39.  Pagaronia triunata Ball  
23.40.  Parathona gratiosa (Blanchard)  
23.41.  Plesiommata corniculata Young   
23.42.  Plesiommata mollicella Fowler   
23.43.  Poophilus costalis (Walker) [POOPCO]  
23.44.  Sibovia sagata (Signoret)  
23.45.  Sonesimia grossa (Signoret)  
23.46.  Tapajosa rubromarginata (Signoret)   
23.47.  Xyphon ﬂaviceps (Riley) [CARNFL]  
23.48.  Xyphon fulgida (Nottingham) [CARNFU]  
23.49.  Xyphon triguttata (Nottingham) [CARNTR]  
24.  Conotrachelus nenuphar  (Herbst) [CONHNE]  
25.  Dendrolimus sibiricus  Chetverikov [DENDSI]  
26.  Diabrotica barberi  Smith and Lawrence [DIABLO]  
27.  Diabrotica undecimpunctata  howardi  Barber [DIABUH]  
28.  Diabrotica undecimpunctata undecimpunctata  Mannerheim [DIABUN]  
29.  Diabrotica virgifera zeae  Krysan & Smith [DIABVZ]  
30.  Diaphorina citri  Kuwayana [DIAACI]  
31.  Eotetranychus lewisi  (McGregor) [EOTELE]  
32.  Euwallacea fornicatus sensu lato  [XYLBFO]  
33.  Exomala orientalis  (Waterhouse) [ANMLOR]  
34.  Grapholita inopinata  (Heinrich) [CYDIIN]  
35.  Grapholita packardi  Zeller [LASPPA]  
36.  Grapholita prunivora  (Walsh) [LASPPR]  
37.  Helicoverpa zea  (Boddie) [HELIZE]  
38.  Hishimonus  phycitis  (Distant) [HISHPH]  
39.  Keiferia  lycopersicella  (Walsingham) [GNORLY]  
40.  Liriomyza  sativae  Blanchard [LIRISA]  
41.  Listronotus bonariensis  (Kuschel) [HYROBO]  
42.  Lopholeucaspis  japonica  Cockerell  [LOPLJA]  
43.  Lycorma delicatula (White)  [LYCMDE]  
44.  Margarodidae :  6 
  
44.1. Dimargarodes meridionalis  Morrison  
44.2. Eumargarodes laingi  Allsopp et al. [EUMGLA ] 
44.3. Eurhizococcus brasiliensis  Jakubski [ EURHBR ] 
44.4. Eurhizococcus colombianus  Jakubski  
44.5. Margarodes capensis  Giard [ MARGCA ] 
44.6. Margarodes greeni  Brain [ MARGGR ]  
44.7. Margarodes prieskaensis (Jakubski)  [MARGPR]  
44.8. Margarodes trimeni  Brain [ MARGTR ] 
44.9. Margarodes vitis Reed  [MARGVI]  
44.10.  Margarodes vredendalensis de Klerk  [MARGVR]  
44.11.  Porphyrophora tritici  Sarkisov et al. [PORPTR ] 
45.  Massicus raddei (Blessig)  [MALLRA]  
46.  Monochamus  spp. (non -European populations) [1MONCG]  
47.  Myndus  crudus  van Duzee [MYNDCR]  
48.  Naupactus leucoloma  Boheman [GRAGLE]  
49.  Nemorimyza  maculosa  (Malloch) [AMAZMA]  
50.  Neoleucinodes elegantalis (Guenée) [ NEOLEL]  
51.  Oemona hirta (Fabricius) [OEMOHI]  
52.  Oligonychus perditus  Pritchard and Baker [OLIGPD]  
53.  Pissodes cibriani O'Brien  [PISOCI]  
54.  Pissodes fasciatus Leconte [PISOFA]  
55.  Pissodes  nemorensis  Germar [PISONE]  
56.  Pissodes nitidus  Roelofs [PISONI]  
57.  Pissodes punctatus Langor & Zhang [PISOPU]  
58.  Pissodes strobi  (Peck) [PISOST]  
59.  Pissodes terminalis  Hopping [PISOTE]  
60.  Pissodes yunnanensis  Langor & Zhang [PISOYU]  
61.  Pissodes zitacuarense  Sleeper [PISOZI]  
62.  Polygraphus proximus Blandford [POLGPR]  
63.  Prodiplosis longifila Gagné  [PRDILO]  
64.  Pseudopityophthorus  minutissimus  (Zimmermann) [ PSDPMI]  
65.  Pseudopityophthorus  pruinosus  (Eichhoff) [PSDPPR]  
66.  Rhynchophorus palmarum  (L.) [RHYCPA]  
67.  Ripersiella hibisci  Kawai and Takagi [RHIOHI]  
68.  Saperda candida  Fabricius [SAPECN]  
69.  Scirtothrips aurantii  Faure [SCITAU]  
70.  Scirtothrips citri  (Moulton) [SCITCI]  
71.  Scirtothrips dorsalis  Hood [SCITDO]  
72.  Scolytinae  spp. (non -European) [1SCOLF]  
73.  Spodoptera eridania  (Cramer) [PRODER]  
74.  Spodoptera frugiperda  (Smith) [LAPHFR]  
75.  Spodoptera litura  (Fabricus) [PRODLI]  
76.  Tecia solanivora (Povolný) [TECASO]  
77.  Tephritidae:  
 
77.1. Acidiella kagoshimensis (Miyake)   
77.2. Acidoxantha bombacis de Meijere   7 
 77.3. Acroceratitis distincta  (Zia)  
77.4. Adrama spp. [1ADRAG]   
77.5. Anastrepha spp. [1ANSTG]  
77.6. Anastrepha ludens (Loew) [ANSTLU]  
77.7. Asimoneura pantomelas (Bezzi)  
77.8. Austrotephritis protrusa (Hardy & Drew)  
77.9. Bactrocera spp. [1BCTRG] except  Bactrocera oleae 
(Gmelin) [DACUOL]  
77.10.  Bactrocera dorsalis (Hendel) [DACUDO]  
77.11.  Bactrocera latifrons (Hendel) [DACULA]  
77.12.  Bactrocera zonata  (Saunders) [DACUZO]  
77.13.  Bistrispinaria fortis (Speiser)   
77.14.  Bistrispinaria magniceps  Bezzi  
77.15.  Callistomyia ﬂavilabris Hering  
77.16.  Campiglossa albiceps (Loew)  
77.17.  Campiglossa californica (Novak)   
77.18.  Campiglossa duplex (Becker)   
77.19.  Campiglossa reticulata (Becker)   
77.20.  Campiglossa snowi (Hering)  
77.21.  Carpomya incompleta (Becker) [CARYIN]  
77.22.  Carpomya pardalina (Bigot) [CARYPA]  
77.23.  Ceratitis spp. [1CERTG],  except  Ceratitis capitata 
(Wiedemann) [CERTCA]  
77.24.  Craspedoxantha marginalis (Wiedemann) [CRSXMA]  
77.25.  Dacus spp. [1DACUG]  
77.26.  Dioxyna chilensis (Macquart)  
77.27.  Dirioxa pornia (Walker) [TRYEMU]  
77.28.  Euleia separata (Becker)  
77.29.  Euphranta camelliae Hardy  
77.30.  Euphranta canadensis (Loew) [EPOCCA]  
77.31.  Euphranta cassia Hancock and Drew  
77.32.  Euphranta japonica (Ito) [RHACJA]  
77.33.  Euphranta oshimensis Sun et al.  
77.34.  Eurosta solidaginis (Fitch)  
77.35.  Eutreta spp. [1EUTTG]  
77.36.  Gastrozona nigrifemur David & Hancock  
77.37.  Goedenia stenoparia (Steyskal)  
77.38.  Gymnocarena spp. 
77.39.  Insizwa oblita Munro  
77.40.  Marriottella exquisita Munro  
77.41.  Monacrostichus citricola Bezzi [MNAHCI]  
77.42.  Neaspilota alba (Loew)  
77.43.  Neaspilota reticulata Norrbom  
77.44.  Paracantha trinotata (Foote)  
77.45.  Parastenopa limata (Coquillett)  
77.46.  Paratephritis fukaii Shiraki  
77.47.  Parat ephritis takeuchii Ito 
77.48.  Paraterellia varipennis Coquillett  
77.49.  Philophylla fossata (Fabricius ) 
77.50.  Procecidochares spp. [1PROIG]  8 
 77.51.  Ptilona conﬁnis (Walker)   
77.52.  Ptilona persimilis Hendel  
77.53.  Rhagoletis spp. [1RHAGG], except  Rhagoletis 
alternata (Fallén) [RHAGAL],  Rhagoletis batava 
Hering [RHAGBA],  Rhagoletis berberidis  Klug,  
Rhagoletis cerasi L. [RHAGCE],  Rhagoletis cingulata 
(Loew) [RHAGCI], Rhagoletis completa Cresson 
[RHAGCO],  Rhagoletis meigenii (Loew) [CERTME],  
Rhagoletis suavis (Loew) [RHAGSU],  Rhagoletis 
zernyi Hendel  
77.54.  Rhagoletis pomonella (Walsh) [RHAGPO]  
77.55.  Rioxoptilona dunlopi (van der Wulp)  
77.56.  Sphaeniscus binoculatus (Bezzi)  
77.57.  Sphenella nigricornis Bezzi  
77.58.  Strauzia [1STRAG] spp., except  Strauzia longipennis 
(Wiedemann)[STRALO]  
77.59.  Taomyia marshalli Bezzi  
77.60.  Tephritis leavittensis Blanc  
77.61.  Tephritis luteipes Merz  
77.62.  Tephritis ovatipennis Foote  
77.63.  Tephritis pura (Loew)   
77.64.  Toxotrypana curvicauda Gerstaecker [TOXTCU]  
77.65.  Toxotrypana recurcauda Tigrero  
77.66.  Trupanea bisetosa (Coquillett)   
77.67.  Trupanea femoralis (Thomson)  
77.68.  Trupanea wheeleri Curran  
77.69.  Trypanoc entra nigrithorax Malloch  
77.70.  Trypeta ﬂaveola Coquillett  
77.71.  Urophora christophi Loew  
77.72.  Xanthaciura insect (Loew)  
77.73.  Zacerata asparagi Coquillett  
77.74.  Zeugodacus spp. [1ZEUDG]  
77.75.  Zonosemata electa (Say) [ZONOEL]  
78.  Thaumatotibia  leucotreta  (Meyrick) [ARGPLE]  
79.  Thrips palmi  Karny [THRIPL]  
80.  Trirachys sartus  Solsky [AELSSA]  
81.  Unaspis citri  (Comstock) [UNASCI]  
4. Nematodes  
1.  Hirschmanniella  spp. Luc & Goodey [1HIRSG], except:  
Hirschmanniella  behningi (Micoletzky ) Luc & Goodey [ HIRSBE] , 
Hirschmanniella gracilis (de Man) Luc & Goodey [HIRSGR], Hirschmanniella  
halophila Sturhan & Hall [HIRSHA] , Hirschmanniella  loofi Sher [HIRSLO ] and 
Hirschmanniella  zostericola  (Allgén) Luc & Goodey [ HIRSZO]  
2.  Longidorus diadecturus  Eveleigh and Allen [LONGDI]  
3.  Meloidogyne enterolobii  Yang & Eisenback [MELGMY]  
4.  Nacobbus aberrans  (Thorne) Thorne and Allen [NACOBA]  
5.  Xiphinema americanum  Cobb sensu stricto [XIPHAA]  
6.  Xiphinema bricolense  Ebsary, Vrain & Graham [XIPHBC]  
7.  Xiphinema  californicum  Lamberti & Bleve -Zacheo [XIPHCA]  
8.  Xiphinema  inaequale Khan et Ahmad [XIPHNA ]  9 
 9.  Xiphinema  intermedium Lamberti & Bleve -Zacheo [XIPHIM]  
10.  Xiphinema  rivesi (non-EU populations)  Dalmasso [XIPHRI]  
11.  Xiphinema  tarjanense  Lamberti & Bleve -Zacheo [XIPHTA]  
5. Parasitic plants  
1.  Arceuthobium  spp. [1AREG], except  : 
Arceuthobium azoricum Wiens & Hawksworth [AREAZ], 
Arceuthobium gambyi  Fridl  [AREGA]  and Arceuthobium oxycedri 
DC. M. Bieb. [AREOX ] 
6. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas  
1.  Beet curly top virus [BCTV00]  
2.  Begomoviruses, except:  
Abutilon mosaic virus [ ABMV00 ], Papaya leaf crumple virus [ PALCRV ], Sweet 
potato leaf curl virus [ SPLCV0 ], Tomato leaf curl New Delhi Virus [TOLCND], 
Tomato yellow leaf curl virus [TYLCV0], Tomato yellow leaf curl Sardinia 
virus [TYLCSV], Tomato yellow lea f curl Malaga virus [TYLCMA], Tomato 
yellow leaf curl Axarquia virus [TYLCAX]  
3.  Black raspberry latent virus [TSVBL0]  
4.  Candidatus  Phytoplasma aurantifolia -reference strain [PHYPAF]  
5.  Chrysanthemum stem necrosis virus  [CSNV00]  
6.  Citrus leprosis viruses [ CILV00]:  
 
6.1. CiLV -C [CILVC0]  
6.2. CiLV -C2 [CILVC2]  
6.3. HGSV -2 [HGSV20]  
6.4. Citrus strain of OFV [OFV00] (citrus strain)  
6.5. CiLV -N sensu novo  
6.6. Citrus chlorotic spot virus  
7.  Citrus tristeza virus (non -EU isolates) [CTV000]  
8.  Coconut cadang -cadang viroid [CCCVD0]  
9.  Cowpea mild mottle virus [CPMMV0]  
10.  Lettuce infectious yellows virus [LIYV00]  
11.  Melon yellowing -associated virus [ MYAV00]  
12.  Palm lethal yellowing phytoplasmas [PHYP56]:  
 
12.1. Candidatus  Phytoplasma cocostanzania – 
subgroup16SrIV -C 
12.2. Candidatus  Phytoplasma palmae – subgroups 16SrIV -
A, 16SrIV -B, 16SrIV -D, 16SrIV -E, 16SrIV -F 
12.3. Candidatus  Phytoplasma palmicola – 16SrXXII -A 
12.4. Candidatus  Phytoplasma palmicola -related strain 
16SrXXII -B 
12.5. New Candidatus  Phytoplasma causing palm lethal 
yellowing from 16SrIV group – ‘Bogia coconut 
syndrome’  
13.  Satsuma dwarf virus [SDV000]  
14.  Squash vein yellowing virus [SQVYVX]  
15.  Sweet potato chlorotic stunt virus [ SPCSV0]  
16.  Sweet potato mild mottle virus [ SPMMV0 ] 
17.  Tobacco ringspot virus [TRSV00]  10 
 18.  Tomato chocolate virus [ TOCHV0]  
19.  Tomato marchitez virus [TOANV0]  
20.  Tomato mild mottle virus [ TOMMOV]  
21.  Tomato ringspot virus [TORSV0]  
22.  Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas of Cydonia  Mill., Fragaria  L., 
Malus  Mill., Prunus  L., Pyrus  L., Ribes  L., Rubus  L. and Vitis L.:  
 
22.1. American plum line pattern virus [APLPV0]  
22.2. Apple fruit crinkle viroid [AFCVD0]  
22.3. Apple necrotic mosaic virus  
22.4. Buckland valley grapevine yellows phytoplasma 
[PHYP77]  
22.5. Blueberry leaf mottle virus [BLMOV0]  
22.6. Candidatus  Phytoplasma aurantifolia -related strains 
(Pear decline Taiwan II, Crotalaria witches’ broom 
phytoplasma, Sweet potato little leaf phytoplasma 
[PHYP39])  
22.7. Candidatus  Phytoplasma australiense Davis et al.  
[PHYPAU] (reference strain)  
22.8. Candidatus  Phytoplasma fraxini (reference strain) 
Griffiths et al.  [PHYPFR]  
22.9. Candidatus  Phytoplasma hispanicum (reference strain) 
Davis et al.  [PHYP07]  
22.10.  Candidatus  Phytoplasma phoenicium [PHYPPH]  
22.11.  Candidatus  Phytoplasma pruni -related strain (North 
American grapevine ye llows, NAGYIII) Davis et al.   
22.12.  Candidatus  Phytoplasma pyri -related strain (Peach 
yellow leaf roll) Norton et al.  
22.13.  Candidatus  Phytoplasma ziziphi (reference strain) Jung 
et al.  [PHYPZI]  
22.14.  Cherry rasp leaf virus (CRLV) [CRLV00]  
22.15.  Cherry rosette virus  
22.16.  Cherry rusty  mottle associated virus [CRMAV0]  
22.17.  Cherry twisted leaf associated virus [CTLAV0]  
22.18.  Grapevine berry inner necrosis virus [GINV00]  
22.19.  Grapevine red blotch virus [GRBAV0]  
22.20.  Grapevine vein -clearing virus [GVCV00]  
22.21.  Peach mosaic virus [PCMV00]  
22.22.  Peach rosette mosaic virus [PRMV00]  
22.23.  Raspberry latent virus [RPLV00]  
22.24.  Raspberry leaf curl virus [RLCV00]  
22.25.  Strawberry chlorotic ﬂeck -associated virus  
22.26.  Strawberry leaf curl virus  
22.27.  Strawberry necrotic shock virus [SNSV00]  
22.28.  Temperate fruit decay -associated virus  
23.  Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas of Solanum tuberosum  L. and other tuber -
forming Solanum spp.:  
23.1. Andean potato latent virus [APLV00]  
23.2. Andean potato mild mosaic virus [APMMV0]  11 
 23.3. Andean potato mottle virus [APMOV0]  
23.4. Candidatus  Phytoplasma americanum  
23.5. Candidatus  Phytoplasma –related strains (GD32; 
St_JO_10, 14, 17; PPT‐SA; Rus‐343F; PPT‐GTO29, ‐
GTO30, ‐SINTV; Potato Huayao Survey 2; Potato hair 
sprouts)  
23.6. Candidatus  Phytoplasma fragariae‐related strains (YN‐
169, YN‐10G)  
23.7. Candidatus  Phytoplasma pruni‐related strains (Clover 
yellow edge, Potato purple top Akpot7, MT117, 
Akpot6; PPT‐COAHP, ‐GTOP)  
23.8. Chilli leaf curl virus [CHILCU]  
23.9. Potato black ringspot virus [PBRSV0]  
23.10.  Potato virus B [PVB000]  
23.11.  Potato virus H [PVH000]  
23.12.  Potato virus P [PVP000]  
23.13.  Potato virus T [PVT000]  
23.14.  Potato yellow dwarf virus [PYDV00]  
23.15.  Potato yellow mosaic virus [PYMV00]  
23.16.  Potato yellow vein virus [PYVV00]  
23.17.  Potato yellowing virus [PYV000]  
23.18.  Tomato mosaic Havana virus [THV000]  
23.19.  Tomato mottle Taino virus [TOMOTV]  
23.20.  Tomato severe rugose virus [TOSRV0]  
23.21.  Tomato yellow vein streak virus [TOYVSV]  
23.22.  Non-EU isolates of potato viruses S, X and Potato 
leafroll virus [PVS000], [PVX000]  and [PLRV00]  
Part B  
Pests known to occur in the Union territory  
Quarantine Pests and their codes assigned  by EPPO  
1. Bacteria  
1.  Clavibacter sepedonicus  (Spieckermann and Kottho) Nouioui et al. [CORBSE]  
2.  Ralstonia solanacearum  (Smith) Yabuuchi et al. Emend. Safni et al. [RALSSL]  
3.  Xylella fastidiosa  (Wells et al.) [XYLEFA]  
2. Fungi and oomycetes  
1.  Ceratocystis platani  (J. M. Walter) Engelbr. & T. C. Harr [CERAFP]  
2.  Fusarium circinatum  Nirenberg & O’Donnell [GIBBCI]  
3.  Geosmithia morbida  Kolarík, Freeland, Utley & Tisserat [ GEOHMO]  
4.  Synchytrium endobioticum  (Schilb.) Percival [SYNCEN]  
3. Insects and mites  12 
 1.  Aleurocanthus spiniferus  (Quaintance) [ALECSN]  
2.  Anoplophora chinensis  (Thomson) [ANOLCN]  
3.  Anoplophora glabripennis  (Motschulsky) [ANOLGL]  
4.  Aromia bungii  (Faldermann) [ AROMBU]  
5.  Pityophthorus juglandis  Blackman [ PITOJU]  
6.  Popillia japonica  Newman [ POPIJA]  
7.  Toxoptera citricida  (Kirkaldy) [ TOXOCI]  
8.  Trioza erytreae  Del Guercio [TRIZER]  
4. Molluscs  
1.  Pomacea  (Perry) [1POMAG]  
5. Nematodes  
1.  Bursaphelenchus xylophilus  (Steiner and Bührer) Nickle et al. [BURSXY]  
2.  Globodera pallida  (Stone) Behrens [HETDPA]  
3.  Globodera rostochiensis  (Wollenweber) Behrens [HETDRO]  
4.  Meloidogyne chitwoodi  Golden et al. [MELGCH]  
5.  Meloidogyne fallax  Karssen [ MELGFA]  
6. Viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas  
1.  Grapevine flavescence dorée phytoplasma [PHYP64]  
2.  Tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus [TOLCND]  
’; 
(3) Annex IV is amended as follows:  
(a) in the table of contents the following row is added:  
‘Part M: RNQPs concerning fruit propagating material and fruit plants intended 
for fruit production of Actinidia  Lindl., other than seeds’;  
(b) part D is amended as follows:  
(i) the following row is inserted between the first and second row of the 
table of ‘Bacteria’:  
‘ 
Pseudomonas syringae  pv. 
actinidiae  Takikawa, Serizawa, 
Ichikawa, Tsuyumu & Goto 
[PSDMAK]  Actinidia  Lindl.  0 % 
’; 
(ii) the following row is inserted between the fourth and fifth row of the 
table of ‘Fungi and oomycetes’:  
‘ 
Phytophthora 
ramorum  
(EU isolates) 
Werres, De 
Cock & Man 
in 't Veld Plants for planting other than pollen and seeds  
Camellia L., Castanea sativa  Mill., Fraxinus excelsior  L., 
Larix decidua  Mill., Larix kaempferi  (Lamb.) Carrière, 
Larix  × eurolepis  A. Henry,  Pseudotsuga menziesii  (Mirb.) 
Franco, Quercus cerris  L., Quercus ilex  L., Quercus rubra  
L., Rhododendron  L. other than  R. simsii L., Viburnum  L.  0% 13 
 [PHYTRA]  
’; 
(c) part E is replaced by the following:  
 
‘PART E  
RNQPs concerning forest reproductive material, other than seeds  
 
Fungi and oomycetes  
RNQPs or symptoms caused by 
RNQPs  Plants for planting (genus or 
species)  Threshold for the forest 
reproductive material 
concerned  
Cryphonectria parasitica 
(Murrill) Barr [ENDOPA]  Plants for planting, other than 
seeds  
Castanea sativa Mill.  0 % 
Dothistroma pini Hulbary 
[DOTSPI]   
 Plants for planting, other than 
seeds  
Pinus L. 0 % 
Dothistroma septosporum 
(Dorogin) Morelet [ SCIRPI]  
 Plants for planting, other than 
seeds  
Pinus L. 0 % 
Lecanosticta acicola (von 
Thümen) Sydow [SCIRAC]  Plants for planting, other than 
seeds  
Pinus L. 0 % 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) Werres, De Cock & 
Man in 't Veld  Plants for planting, other than 
pollen and seeds  
Castanea sativa  Mill.,  Fraxinus 
excelsior  L., Larix decidua  
Mill., Larix kaempferi  (Lamb.) 
Carrière, Larix  × eurolepis  A. 
Henry,  Pseudotsuga menziesii  
(Mirb.) Franco, Quercus cerris  
L., Quercus ilex  L., Quercus 
rubra  L. 0 % 
’; 
(d) in Part F ‘Insects and mites’, the second and the third rows of the table are 
replaced by the following:   
‘ 
Bruchus pisorum  (Linnaeus ) [BRCHPI]  Pisum sativum  L., 0 % 
Bruchus rufimanus  Boheman [BRCHRU]  Vicia faba  L. 0 % 
’; 
(e) part J is amended as follows:  
 14 
 (i) in the table of ‘Fungi and oomycetes’, the following row is inserted 
between the twenty -second and twenty -third row:  
 ‘ 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) Werres, De Cock & 
Man in 't Veld [PHYTRA]  Plants for planting other 
than pollen and seeds  
Castanea sativa  Mill., 
Vaccinium  L. 0 % 
’; 
(ii) in the table of ‘Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas’ the 
twenty -first row is deleted;  
 
(f) in Part L, the following table  is added after the table ‘Fungi and oomycetes’ : 
‘ 
Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas  
Citrus bark 
cracking 
viroid 
[CBCVD0]  Plants for planting other than pollen and seeds  
Humulus lupulus L.  0% 
’; 
(g) the following part is added:  
‘PART M  
RNQPs concerning fruit propagating material and fruit plants intended for fruit production 
of Actinidia  Lindl., other than seeds  
Bacteria  
RNQPs or symptoms caused by 
RNQPs  Plants for planting (genus or 
species)  Threshold for the fruit 
propagating material and fruit 
plants  concerned  
Pseudomonas syringae  pv. 
actinidiae  Takikawa, Serizawa, 
Ichikawa, Tsuyumu & Goto 
[PSDMAK]  Actinidia  Lindl.  0 % 
’; 
(4) Annex V is amended as follows:  
(a) in the table of contents, the following row is added:  
‘Part K: Measures to prevent the presence of RNQPs on fruit propagating material and 
fruit plants intended for fruit production of Actinidia  Lindl., other than seeds’;  
(b) Part C is amended as follows:  
(i) in the table of ‘Bacteria’ the following row is in serted between the first and 
second row:  15 
 ‘ 
Pseudomonas 
syringae  pv. 
actinidiae  
Takikawa, 
Serizawa, 
Ichikawa, 
Tsuyumu & 
Goto 
[PSDMAK]  Actinidia  Lindl.  (a) the plants have been produced in areas 
established by the competent authority as being 
free from Pseudomonas syringae  pv. actinidiae  in 
accordance with relevant International Standards 
for Phytosanitary Measures; or  
(b) (i) no symptoms of Pseudomonas syringae  pv. 
actinidiae  have been observed on plants in the 
production site over the last complete growing  
season; or  
(ii) - symptoms of Pseudomonas syringae  
pv. actinidiae  have been observed on no 
more than 1% of plants in the production site, 
and those plants, and any symptomatic plants 
in the immediate vicinity have been rogued 
out and immediately destroyed , and  
a representative portion of the remaining 
asymptomatic plants have been sampled and 
tested for Pseudomonas syringae  pv. 
actinidiae  and found free from the pest;  
and 
- the plants have been subjected to random 
sampling and testing for Pseudomonas syringae  
pv. actinidiae  before marketing and found free 
from the pest.  
’; 
 
(ii) in the table of ‘Fungi and oomycetes’ the following row is inserted 
between the second and third row:  
‘ 
Phytophthora 
ramorum  (EU 
isolates) 
Werres, De 
Cock & Man 
in 't Veld  Camellia L., 
Castanea sativa  
Mill., Fraxinus 
excelsior  L., Larix 
decidua  Mill., Larix 
kaempferi  (Lamb.) 
Carrière, Larix  × 
eurolepis  A. Henry,  
Pseudotsuga 
menziesii  (Mirb.) 
Franco, Quercus 
cerris  L., Quercus 
ilex L., Quercus 
rubra  L., 
Rhododendron  L. 
other than R. simsii  
L., Viburnum  L. (a) the plants have been produced in areas 
established by the competent authority as being 
free from  Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates) in 
accordance with relevant International Standards 
for Phytosanitary Measures; or  
(b) no symptom s of Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) have been observed on host plants at the 
site of production over the last complete growing 
season; or  
(c) (i) plants showing symptoms of Phytophthora 
ramorum (EU isolates) at the site of production 
and all plants within a 2 m radius of the 
symptomatic material, have been rogued out and 
destroyed, including adhering soil;  
and 
(ii) for all host plants located within a 10  m radius 
of symptomatic plants and any remaining plants 
from the affected lot:  
- within three months following the detection of 
symptomatic plants, no symptoms of 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates) have been 
observed on the plants referred to in point ii in at 
least two inspections at appropriate times to detect 16 
 the pest, and during that three -month period no 
treatments suppressing symptoms of 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates) have been 
carried out; and  
- after that three -month period:  
- no symptoms of Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) have been observed on those plants at 
the site of production; or  
- a representative sample of those plants to be 
moved has been tested and found free from 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates);  
and  
(iii) for all other plants at the place of production:  
- no symptoms of Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) have been observed on those plants at the 
site of production or  
- a representative sample of those plants to be 
moved has been tested and found free from 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates).  
’; 
 
(iii) in the table of ‘Insects and mites’, in the third row, the third column is 
replaced by the following:  
‘ 
(a) ‘the plants have been grown for their entire life in an area which has been 
established as free from Rhynchophorus ferrugineus  (Olivier) by the 
responsible official body in accordance with relevant Internati onal 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures; or  
(b) the plants have been grown in the two years prior to their movement in a 
site within the Union with complete physical protection against the 
introduction of Rhynchophorus ferrugineus  (Olivier), or in a site within the 
Union where the appropriate preventive treatments have been applied, with 
respect to that pest; and  
(c) the plants have been subject to visual inspections carried out at least once 
every four months, confirming freedom of th at material from 
Rhynchophorus ferrugineus  (Olivier).’;  
 
(iv) in the table of ‘Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas’ in 
the third row, the third column is replaced by the following:  
‘(a) the plants derive from mother plants which have bee n visually 
inspected, and found free from symptoms of Candidatus  Phytoplasma 
pyri Seemüller & Schneider; and  
(b) (i) the plants have been produced in areas established by the competent 
authority as being free from Candidatus Phytoplasma pyri Seemüller & 
Schneider in accordance with relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures; or  17 
  (ii) the plants have been grown in a site of production found free from 
the pest over the last complete growing season by visual inspection, 
and any symptomatic p lants in the immediate vicinity have been rogued 
out and destroyed immediately;  
or 
(c) the plants in the site of production and any plants in the immediate 
vicinity, which have shown symptoms of Candidatus  Phytoplasma pyri 
Seemüller & Schneider during vis ual inspections at appropriate times 
during the last three growing seasons, have been rogued out and 
destroyed immediately.’;  
 
(v) Part D is replaced by the following:  
‘PART D  
Measures to prevent the presence of RNQPs on forest reproductive material, other  
than seeds  
The competent authority, or the professional operator under the official supervision of the 
competent authority, shall carry out checks and take any other actions to ensure that the 
requirements, concerning the respective RNQPs and plants for planting, provided for in 
the third column of the following table, are fulfilled.  
 
Fungi and oomycetes  
RNQPs or 
symptoms caused 
by RNQPs  Plants for 
planting  Requirements  
Cryphonectria 
parasitica 
(Murrill) Barr  Plants for 
planting, other 
than seeds  
Castanea sativa 
Mill.  (a) forest reproductive material originates in areas 
established by the competent authority, as being 
free from Cryphonectria parasitica  (Murrill) Barr  
in accordance with relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures; or  
(b) no symptoms of Cryphonectria parasitica  
(Murrill) Barr have been observed at the site of 
production over the last complete growing 
season; or  
(c) forest reproductive material showing symptoms 
of Cryphonectria parasitica  (Murrill) Barr has 
been rogued out, the r emaining material has been 
inspected at weekly intervals and no symptoms of 
Cryphonectria parasitica  (Murrill) Barr have 
been observed at the site of production for at least 
three weeks before movement of that material.  
Dothistroma pini 
Hulbary,   
Dothistroma 
septosporum 
(Dorogin) Morelet  
Lecanosticta 
acicola (von 
Thümen) Sydow  Plants for 
planting, other 
than seeds  
Pinus L. 
 (a) forest reproductive material originates in areas 
established by the competent authority, as being 
free from Dothistroma pini  Hulbary, Dothistroma 
septosporum  (Dorogin) Morelet and Lecanosticta  
acicola  (von Thümen) Sydow  in accordance with 
relevant International Standards for Phytosanitary 
Measures; or  
(b) no symptoms of needle blight, caused by 
Dothistroma pini  Hulbary, Dothistroma  
septosporum  (Dorogin) Morelet or Lecanosticta  18 
 acicola  (von Thümen) Sydow, have been 
observed at the site of production or its 
immediate vicinity over the last complete 
growing season; or  
(c) appropriate treatments have been carried out in 
the site of production against needle blight, 
caused by Dothistroma pini  Hulbary, 
Dothistroma septosporum  (Dorogin) Morelet or 
Lecanosticta acicola (von Thümen) Sydow, and 
the forest reproductive material has  been visually 
inspected before movement and found free from 
symptoms of needle blight.  
Phytophthora 
ramorum  (EU 
isolates) Werres, 
De Cock & Man in 
't Veld  Plants for 
planting, other 
than pollen and 
seeds  
Castanea sativa  
Mill.,  Fraxinus 
excelsior  L.,  
Larix decidua  
Mill., Larix 
kaempferi  
(Lamb.) Carrière, 
Larix  × eurolepis  
A. Henry,  
Pseudotsuga 
menziesii  (Mirb.) 
Franco, Quercus 
cerris  L., 
Quercus ilex  L., 
Quercus rubra  L.  (a) forest reproductive material originates in areas 
established by the competent authority, as being 
free from Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates) in 
accordance with relevant International Standards 
for Phytosanitary Measures; or  
(b) no symptoms of Phytophthora ra morum  (EU 
isolates) have been observed on forest 
reproductive material at the site of production 
over the last complete growing season; or  
(c) (i) forest reproductive material showing 
symptoms of Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) at the site of production and  all forest 
reproductive material with adherent soil within a 
2 m radius of the symptomatic material, has been 
rogued out and destroyed, including adhering 
soil; 
and 
(ii) for all forest reproductive material located 
within a 10 m radius of symptomatic plan ts and 
any remaining forest reproductive material from 
the affected lot:  
- within three months following the detection 
of symptomatic forest reproductive material, 
no symptoms of Phytophthora ramorum  (EU 
isolates) have been observed on the forest 
reproduct ive material referred to in point ii in 
at least two inspections at appropriate times 
to detect the pest and during that three -month 
period no treatments suppressing symptoms 
of Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates) have 
been carried out; and  
- after that thr ee-month period:  
- no symptoms of Phytophthora ramorum  
(EU isolates) have been observed on that 
forest reproductive material at the site of 
production; or  
- a representative sample of that forest 
reproductive material to be moved has 
been tested and found free from 
Phytophthora ramorum (EU isolates);  
and 
(iii) for all other forest reproductive material at 19 
 the place of production:  
- no symptoms of Phytophthora ramorum  
(EU isolates) have been observed on that 
forest reproductive material at the site of 
production; or  
- a representative sample of that forest 
reproductive material to be moved has 
been tested and found free from 
Phytophthora ramorum  (EU isolates).  
’; 
(vi) in Part E, the rows on ‘ Bruchus pisorum  (L.)’ and ‘ Bruchus rufimanus  L.’ are 
replaced by the following:  
‘ 
Bruchus 
pisorum  
(Linnaeus)  Pisum 
sativum  L. (a) a representative sample of the seed has been subjected to 
visual inspection at the most appropriate time to detect the 
pest, which may follow an appropriate treatment, and  
(b) the seed has been found free from Bruchus pisorum  
(Linnaeus).  
Bruchus 
rufimanus  
Boheman  Vicia faba  
L. (a) a representative sample of the seed has been subjected to 
visual inspection at the mos t appropriate time to detect the 
pest, which may follow an appropriate treatment, and  
(b) the seed has been found free from Bruchus rufimanus  
Boheman.  
’; 
(vii) in Part F, the first row of the third table is replaced by the following:  
‘ 
Candidatus  
Liberibacter 
solanacearum  
Liefting et al. Solanum 
tuberosum L.  The competent authority has subjected the lots to official 
inspection and confirms that they comply with the 
respective provisions of Annex IV, unless the lot has 
been produced from plants co mplying with point (b)(i) of 
the third column of the second row of the first table in 
part F of Annex V . 
’; 
(viii)  in Part J, in the table of ‘Fungi’ the first row is replaced by:  
 
‘Fungi and oomycetes’;  
 
(ix) in Part J, the following table is inserted after the table of ‘Fungi’:  
‘ 
Viruses, viroids, virus -like diseases and phytoplasmas  
RNQPs or 
symptoms 
caused by 
RNQPs  Plants for planting  Requirements  20 
 Citrus bark 
cracking viroid 
[CBCVD0]  Humulus lupulus L. (a) plants have been produced in areas established  by 
the competent authority as being free from Citrus 
bark cracking viroid in accordance with relevant 
International Standards for Phytosanitary 
Measures; or  
(b) (i) the place of production has been found free 
from Citrus bark cracking viroid over the last two  
complete growing seasons by visual inspection of 
the plants at the most appropriate time to detect 
the pest and in order to prevent mechanical 
transmission, appropriate hygienic measures have 
been applied at the place of production; and  
(ii) plants for planting derive from mother plants 
which have been found free from Citrus bark 
cracking viroid; and  
- in the case of mother plants which have been 
maintained in a site of production with a 
physical protection from sources of infection 
with Citrus bark crac king viroid, the mother 
plants have been visually inspected, sampled 
and tested every year at the most appropriate 
time to detect the pest concerning the presence 
of Citrus bark cracking viroid in order to have 
all mother plants tested within an interval o f 5 
years; or  
- in the case of mother plants which have not 
been maintained in a site of production with a 
physical protection from sources of infection 
with Citrus bark cracking viroid, the mother 
plants have been found free from Citrus bark 
cracking viro id over the last five complete 
growing seasons by visual inspection at the 
most appropriate time to detect the pest; and  
- a representative sample of mother 
plants has been tested at the most 
appropriate time to detect the pest during 
the last 12 month an d found free from 
Citrus bark cracking viroid; and  
- the mother plants have been isolated 
from Humulus lupulus  L. grown in 
neighbouring places of production for at 
least 20 m; and  
(iii) in the case of production of rooted plants for 
planting to be moved, t he site of production used 
for rooting  
- has been isolated from                                    
production crops of Humulus lupulus  L. for at 21 
 least for 20 m; or  
- has been physically protected from sources of 
infection with Citrus bark cracking viroid.   
’; 
 
(x) the following Part is added:  
 
‘PART K  
Measures to prevent the presence of RNQPs on fruit propagating material and fruit 
plants intended for fruit production of Actinidia  Lindl., other than seeds  
The competent authority, or the professional operator under the official supervision of the 
competent authority, shall carry out checks and take any other actions to ensure that the 
requirements, concerning the respective RNQP and plants for planting, provided for in the 
third column of the following  table, are fulfilled.  
Bacteria  
RNQPs or 
symptoms 
caused by 
RNQPs  Plants for planting  Measures  
Pseudomonas 
syringae  pv. 
actinidiae  
Takikawa, 
Serizawa, 
Ichikawa, 
Tsuyumu & 
Goto 
[PSDMAK]  Actinidia  Lindl.  (a) propagating material and fruit plants have been 
produced in areas established by the competent 
authority, as being free from Pseudomonas 
syringae  pv. actinidiae  in accordance with 
relevant International Standards for Phytosanitary 
Measures; or  
(b) propagating material and fruit plants derive from 
mother plants which have been visually inspected 
twice a year, and found free from Pseudomonas  
syringae  pv. actinidiae ;  
and  
(c) (i) in the case of mother plants which have been 
maintained in facilities ensuring physical 
protection against infections with Pseudomonas  
syringae  pv. actinidiae , a representative portion 
of mother plants has been sampled and tested 
every four years concerning the presence of 
Pseudomonas syringae  pv. actinidiae  in order to 
have all mother plants  tested within an interval of 
8 years; or  
(ii) in the case of mother plants which have not 
been maintained in the above -mentioned 
facilities, a representative portion of mother 
plants has been sampled and tested every year 
concerning the presence of Pseudo monas 
syringae  pv. actinidiae  in order to have all 
mother plants tested within an interval of 3 years;  
and 
(d) (i) in the case of propagating material and fruit 
plants which have been maintained in the above -22 
 mentioned facilities, no symptoms of 
Pseudomonas sy ringae  pv. actinidiae  have been 
observed on that propagating material and those 
fruit plants in the production site over the last 
complete growing season; or  
(ii) in the case of propagating material and fruit 
plants which have not been maintained in the 
above-mentioned facilities, no symptoms of 
Pseudomonas syringae  pv. actinidiae  have been 
observed on that propagating material and those 
fruit plants in the production site over the last 
complete growing season and that propagating 
material and those fruit p lants have been 
subjected to random sampling and testing for 
Pseudomonas syringae  pv. actinidiae  before 
marketing and found free from the pest 
concerned; or  
(iii) in the case of propagating material and fruit 
plants which have not been maintained in the 
above-mentioned facilities, symptoms of 
Pseudomonas syringae  pv. actinidiae  have been 
observed on no more than 1 % of propagating 
material and fruit plants in the production site, 
and that propagating material and those fruit 
plants, and any symptomatic prop agating material 
and fruit plants in the immediate vicinity have 
been rogued out and immediately destroyed, and 
a representative portion of the remaining 
asymptomatic propagating material and fruit 
plants have been sampled and tested for 
Pseudomonas syring ae pv. actinidiae  and found 
free from the pest concerned.  
’; 
(5) Annex VI is amended as follows:  
(a) the following point is inserted between points 3 and 4:  
‘3.1 Isolated bark of Acer macrophyllum 
Pursh,  Aesculus californica (Spach) 
Nutt.,  Lithocarpus densiflorus (Hook. 
& Arn.)  Rehd.,  Quercus L. and Taxus 
brevifolia Nutt.  ex 1404 90 00 
ex 4401 40 90  Canada, United Kingdom (1), United 
States, Viet Nam’  
 
(1)  In accordance with the Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Atomic 
 Energy Community, and in particular Article 5(4) of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern 
 Ireland in conjunction with Annex 2 to that Protocol, for the purposes of this Annex, 
 refer ences to the United Kingdom do not include Northern Ireland. ’; 23 
 (b)  point 5 is replaced by the following:  
‘5. Isolated bark of Quercus  L., other than 
Quercus suber  L. ex 1404 90 00 
ex 4401 40 90  Mexico’  
; 
(c) in point 18, in the column ‘CN Code’, the CN codes are replaced by following:  
‘ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99’;  
 
(6) Annex VII is amended as follows:  
(a) the following point is inserted between points 2 and 3:  
 
‘2.1 Plants for planting, 
other than bulbs, 
corms, rhizomes, 
seeds, tubers, and 
plants in tissue 
culture  0602 10 90  
0602 20 20  
0602 20 80  
0602 30 00  
0602 40 00  
0602 90 20  
0602 90 30  
0602 90 41  
0602 90 45  
0602 90 46  
0602 90 47  
0602 90 48  
0602 90 50  
0602 90 70  
0602 90 91  
0602 90 99  
 
ex 0704 10 00 
ex 0704 90 10 
ex 0704 90 90  
 
ex 0705 11 00  
ex 0705 19 00  Third countries, other 
than Switzerland  
 Official statement that the plants:  
(a) have been grown in nurseries, which 
are registered and supervised by the 
national plant protection organisation of 
the country of origin,  
and 
(b) have been inspected at appropriate 
times and prior to export.’  24 
  
ex 0709 40 00 
ex 0709 99 10  
 
ex 0910 99 31 
ex 0910 99 33  
; 
(b) the following amendments are made after point 4:  
(i) the following point 4.1 is inserted:  
 
‘4.1 Plants for planting 
with roots, other than  
plants in tissue 
culture  ex 0601 20 30  
ex 0601 20 90  
ex 0602 30 00  
ex 0602 40 00  
ex 0602 90 20  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
  
 Third countries  
 Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) originate in a country established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin  as 
being free from Meloidogyne enterolobii 
Yang & Eisenback  in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Meloidogyne enterolobii 
Yang & Eisenback  in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) have been grown throughout their 
life in a growing medium which at the 
time of planting of the plants:  
(i) was free from soil and organic 
matter and had not been previously 
used for growing plants or for any 
other agricultural purposes,  
 
or  
 
(ii) was composed entirely of peat 
or fibre of Cocos nucifera  L. and 25 
 had not been previously used for 
growing plant s or for any other 
agricultural purposes,  
 
or 
 
(iii) was subjected to effective 
fumigation or heat treatment to 
ensure freedom from Meloidogyne 
enterolobii Yang & Eisenback  and 
which is indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(iv) was subjected to  effective 
systems approach to ensure freedom 
from Meloidogyne enterolobii Yang 
& Eisenback  and which is indicated 
on the phytosanitary certificate;  
 
and 
 
in all the cases mentioned in points 
(i) to (iv) was stored and maintained 
under appropriate conditions to keep 
it free from Meloidogyne enterolobii 
Yang & Eisenback  and since 
planting appropriate measures have 
been taken to ensure that the plants 
have bee n kept free from 
Meloidogyne enterolobii Yang & 
Eisenback , including at least:  
— physical isolation of the growing 
medium from soil and other 
possible sources of contamination, 
and  
— hygiene measures,  
 
or 
 
(d) 
(i) originate in a place of production, 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the 
country of origin  as being free 
from Meloidogyne enterolobii 26 
 Yang & Eisenback  in accordance 
with the relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary 
Measures ,  
and 
 (ii) immediately prior to export the 
roots of a representative sample 
of the consignment have been 
inspected and are found free 
from symptoms of Meloidogyne 
enterolobii Yang & Eisenback . 
; 
(ii) the following point 4.2 is inserted:  
 
4.2 Plants for planting 
with growing media 
intended to sustain 
the vitality of the 
plants, other than 
plants in tissue 
culture and aquatic 
plants  ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 30 00  
ex 0602 40 00  
ex 0602 90 20  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 06 02 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  Canada, China, India, 
Japan, Russia, 
Switzerland, and 
United States  Official statement that the plants:  
(a) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation of the country of origin as 
being free from Popillia japonica  
Newman in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area  shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
or 
(b) have been grown in a place of 
production established by the national 
plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin as being free from 
Popillia japonica  Newman  in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures:  
(i) which has been subjected to an  
annual official inspection and, at 
least, a monthly inspection during 
the three months prior to export, for 
any signs of Popillia  japon ica 
Newman,  carried out at appropriate 
times to detect the presence of the 
pest concerned, at least by visual 27 
 examination of all plants, including 
weeds, and sampling of the 
growing media in which plants are 
growing,  
and 
(ii) which is surrounded by a buff er 
zone of at least 100 m, where the 
absence of Popillia  japonica  
Newman was confirmed by official 
surveys carried out annually at 
appropriate times,  
and 
(iii) immediately prior to export the 
plants and the growing media have 
been subjected to an official 
inspection, including the sampling 
of the growing media, and found 
free from Popillia japonica  
Newman,  
and 
(iv)  the plants:  
 are handled and packed or 
transported in ways to prevent 
infestation from Popillia 
japonica Newman after leaving 
the place of produ ction  
or 
 are moved outside the flight 
season of Popillia japonica  
Newman , 
or 
(c) have been grown throughout their 
life in a site of production with 
complete physical isolation protection 
against the introduction of Popillia 
japonica  Newman and the plants:  
(e)  are handled and packed or 
transported in ways to prevent 
infestation  from Popillia 28 
 japonica  Newman after leaving 
the site of production,  
or 
(f) are moved outside the flight 
season of Popillia japonica  
Newman  
or 
(d) have been produced following a 
systems approach approved in 
accordance with the procedure laid 
down in Article 107 of Regulation 
(EU) No 2016/2031 to ensure freedom 
of Popillia japonica  Newman.’  
; 
(c) point 8 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘8. Plants for planting of 
herbaceous species, 
other than bulbs, 
corms, plants of the 
family Poaceae , 
rhizomes, seeds, 
tubers, and plants in 
tissue culture  ex 0602 10 90  
0602 90 20  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
ex 0704 1 0 00 
ex 0704 90 10  
ex 0704 90 90  
ex 0705 11 00  
ex 0705 19 00  
ex 0705 21 00  
ex 0705 29 00  
ex 0706 90 10  
ex 0709 40 00  
ex 0709 99 10  
ex 0910 99 31  
ex 0910 99 33  
 Third countries where 
Liriomyza sativae  
(Blanchard) and  
Nemorimyza maculosa  
(Malloch) are known 
to occur  Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Liriomyza sativae  
(Blanchard) and Nemorimyza maculosa  
(Malloc h) in accordance with relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures . The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in a place of production, 
established by the national plant 
protection organisat ion of the country of 
origin as being free from Liriomyza 
sativae  (Blanchard) and Nemorimyza 
maculosa  (Malloch) in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate unde r the rubric ‘Additional 
declaration’, and declared free from 
Liriomyza sativae  (Blanchard) and 
Nemorimyza maculosa  (Malloch) on 29 
 official inspections carried out at least 
monthly during the three months prior to 
export,  
 
or 
 
(c) immediately prior to export , have 
been subjected to an appropriate 
treatment against Liriomyza sativae  
(Blanchard) and Nemorimyza maculosa  
(Malloch) and have been officially 
inspected and found free from Liriomyza 
sativae  (Blanchard) and Nemorimyza 
maculosa  (Malloch) .  
Details of th e treatment referred in point 
(c) shall be mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate.’  
 
(d) point 20 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘20. Tubers of Solanum 
tuberosum  L., for 
planting  0701 10 00  
 Third countries  
 Official statement that the tubers:  
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free  from Meloidogyne chitwoodi  
Golden et al. , Meloidogyne enterolobii 
Yang & Eisenback and Meloidogyne 
fallax  Karssen  in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) o riginate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Meloidogyne chitwoodi  
Golden et al. , Meloidogyne enterolobii 
Yang & Eisenback  and Meloidogyne 
fallax  Karssen in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 30 
 (c) originate in a place of production, 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country of 
origin  as being free from Meloidogyne 
chitwoodi  Golden et al. , Meloidogyne 
enterolobii Yang & Eisenback  and 
Meloidogyne fallax  Karssen  based on an 
annual survey of host crops by visual 
inspection of host plants at appropriate 
times and by visual inspection  both 
externally and by cutting of tubers after 
harvest from potato crops grown at the 
place of production,  
 
or 
 
(d) the tubers after harvest have been 
randomly sampled and, either checked 
for the presence of symptoms after an 
appropriate method to induce  symptoms, 
or laboratory tested, as well as inspected 
visually both externally and by cutting 
the tubers, at appropriate times and in all 
cases at the time of closing of the 
packages or containers and no symptoms 
of Meloidogyne chitwoodi  Golden et al. , 
Meloidogyne enterolobii Yang & 
Eisenback  and Meloidogyne fallax  
Karssen have been found.’  
; 
(e) the following points are inserted between points 21 and 22:  
 
‘21.1  Plants for planting of 
Cucurbitaceae  Juss. 
and Solanaceae  
Juss., other than 
bulbs, corms, 
rhizomes, pollen, 
seeds, tubers, and 
plants in tissue 
culture  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 Third countries  
 Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Ceratothripoides 
claratris (Shumsher)  in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 31 
 being free from Ceratothripoides 
claratris (Shumsher)  in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) have been grown throughout their 
life in a site of production with  physical 
protection against the introduction of 
Ceratothripoides claratris (Shumsher) , 
and which has been subjected for at least 
three months prior to export to at least 
one inspection to detect the presence of 
Ceratothripoides claratris (Shumsher) .  
21.2 Plants for planting of  
Allium cepa L., 
Asparagus L., 
Cynara scolymus L., 
Citrullus lanatus 
(Thnb.) Matusm. & 
Nakai,  Cucurbita L., 
Cucumis melo L., 
Cucumis sativum L., 
Glycine max (L.), 
Merr. , Gossypium  L., 
Medicago sativa , L., 
Persea americana  
Mill.,  Phaseolus L., 
Ricinus communis L., 
and Tagetes L.,, 
other than bulbs, 
corms, plants in 
tissue culture, 
rhizomes, pollen, 
seeds and tubers.  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 Bolivia, Colombia, 
Ecuador, Peru, and 
United States  Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Prodiplosis longifila  
Gagné, in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
(b) have been grown at least during the 
two months prior to export, or in the 
case of plants which are younger than 
two months, throughout their life, in a 
site of production with physical 
protection established in the country of 
origin as being free from Prodiplosis 
longifila  Gagné, on the basis of official 
inspections carried out througho ut their 
life or during the last two months prior 
to export.’  
; 
(f) the following point is inserted between points 24 and 25:  
 
‘24.1  Plants for planting of ex 0602 10 90  Third countries  Official statement that the plants:   32 
 Euphorbia 
pulcherrima  Willd., 
Fragaria  L. and 
Rubus  L., other than 
plants in tissue 
culture, pollen and 
seeds  ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 
  
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Eotetranychus lewisi  
(McGregor) in accordance with the  
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Eotetranychus lewisi  
(McGregor) in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) originate in a place of production, 
established in the country of origin by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in that country, as being 
free from Eotetranychus lewisi  
(McGregor ), in accordance with the  
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures.’  
 ; 
(g) point 28 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘28. Cut flowers of 
Chrysanthemum  L., 
Dianthus  L., 
Gypsophila  L. and 
Solidago  L., and 
leafy vegetables of 
Apium  graveolens  L. 
and Ocimum  L. 0603 12 00, 
0603 14 00  
ex 0603 19 70 
0709 40 00  
ex 0709 99 10  
ex 0709 99 90  
ex 1211 90 86 
ex 1404 90 00  Third countries  Official statement that the cut flowers 
and the leafy vegetables:  
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Liriomyza sativae  
(Blanchard) and Nemorimyza maculosa  
(Malloch)  in accordance with the  
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures , 
 
or  
 
(b) immediately prior to their export, 
have been officially inspected a nd found 33 
 free from Liriomyza sativae  (Blanchard) 
and Nemorimyza  maculosa  (Malloch). ’ 
; 
(h) point 29 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘29. Cut flowers of 
Orchidaceae  0603 13 00  
 Third countries, other 
than Thailand  Official statement that the cut flowers:  
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Thrips palmi Karny in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or  
 
(b) immediately prior to their export, 
have been officially inspected and found 
free from Thrips palmi Karny.  
29.1 Cut flowers of 
Orchidaceae  0603 13 00  
 Thailand  Official statement that the cut flowers:  
 
(a) were produced at a place of 
production which has been found free 
from Thrips palmi  Karny on official 
inspections carried out at least monthly 
during the three months prior to export,  
 
or 
 
(b) have undergone an appropriate 
fumigation treatment to ensure freedom 
from Thrips palmi  Karny, and the details 
of the treatment are indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate.’  
; 
(i) the following point is inserted between points 30 and 31:  
 
‘30.1  Plants for planting of 
Diospyros  kaki L., 
Ficus carica  L., 
Hedera helix  L., 
Laurus nobilis  L., 
Magnolia L., Malus  
Mill., Melia  L., 
Mespilus germanica  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 40 00  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  Australia, Bangladesh,  
Bhutan, Brunei 
Darussalam, 
Cambodia,  China, 
Guam,  India, 
Indonesia, Islamic 
Republic of Iran, 
Japan, Kenya, Official statement that the plants:  
(a) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation of the country of origin as 
being free from Aleurocanthus 
spiniferus (Quaintance)  in accorda nce 
with the relevant International 34 
 L., Parthenocissus  
Planch., Prunus   L., 
Psidium guajava  L., 
Punica granatum  L., 
Pyracantha  M. 
Roem., Pyrus  L., 
Rosa  L., other than 
seeds, pollen and 
plants in tissue 
culture  ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  Democratic People’s 
Republic of Korea, 
Lao, Malaysia, 
Mauritius, Micronesia, 
Montenegro, Nigeria, 
Northern Mariana 
Islands, Pakistan, 
Palau, Papua New 
Guinea, Philippines, 
Republic of Korea, 
Reunion, South Africa, 
Sri Lanka, Swaziland, 
Taiwan, Tanzania, 
Thailand, Uganda, 
Viet Nam, and United 
States  Standards for Phytosanitary Measures.  
The name of the area shall be 
mentioned on the  phytosanitary 
certificate , 
or 
(b) have been grown in a place of 
production established by the national 
plant protection organisation i n the 
country of origin as being free from 
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Quaintance)  
in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures:  
(i) which has been subjected during 
the last year prior to export to 
official inspections c arried out at 
appropriate times,  
and  
(ii) the plants have been handled 
and packed in ways to prevent 
infestation after leaving the place of 
production,  
or 
(c) have been subjected to an effective 
treatment ensuring the freedom of 
Aleurocanthus spiniferus  (Quaintance) 
and have been found free thereof prior 
to export.’  
; 
 
(j) in point 31, under the first column ‘Plants, plant products and other objects’, the 
text is replaced by the following:  
‘Plants of conifers (Pinopsida), other than fruit and seeds’;  
(k) point 32 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘32. Plants of conifers 
(Pinopsida) , other 
than fruit and seeds, 
over 3 m in height  ex 0602 20 80 
ex 0602 90 41 
ex 0602 90 47 
ex 0602 90 50 
ex 0602 90 99 Third countries other 
than Albania, Andorra, 
Armenia, Azerbaijan, 
Belarus, Bosnia and 
Herzegovina, Canary Official statement that the plants have 
been produced in a place of production 
free from Scolytinae  spp. (non -
European).’  35 
 ex 0604 20 20 
ex 0604 20 40 
ex 1404 90 00  Islands, Faeroe 
Islands, Georgia, 
Iceland, Liechtenstein, 
Moldova, Monaco, 
Montenegro, North 
Macedonia, Norway, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: 
Cent ral Federal 
District (Tsentralny 
federalny okrug), 
Northwestern Federal 
District (Severo -
Zapadny federalny 
okrug), Southern 
Federal District 
(Yuzhny federalny 
okrug), North 
Caucasian Federal 
District (Severo - 
Kavkazsky federalny 
okrug) and Volga 
Federal Di strict 
(Privolzhsky federalny 
okrug))., San Marino, 
Serbia, Switzerland, 
Turkey, and Ukraine  
; 
(l) The following amendments are made after point 32:  
(i) the following point 32.1 is inserted :  
 
‘32.1  Plants for planting of 
Acacia  Mill., Acer 
buergerianum Miq., 
Acer macrophyllum 
Pursh, Acer negundo 
L., Acer palmatum 
Thunb. , Acer paxii  
Franch.,  Acer 
pseudoplatanus  L., 
Aesculus californica 
(Spach) Nutt., 
Ailanthus altissima  
(Mill.) Swingle, 
Albizia falcate  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
,   Third countries  Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) have a diameter of less than 2 cm at 
the base of the stem,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Euwallacea fornicatus 
sensu lato  in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  36 
 Backer ex Merr., 
Albizia julibrissin 
Durazz. ,  Alectryon 
excelsus Gärtn. , 
Alnus rhombifolia  
Nutt., 
Archontophoenix 
cunninghamiana  H. 
Wendl. & Drude , 
Artocarpus integer  
(Thunb.) Merr., 
Azadirachta indica  
A. Juss., Baccharis 
salicina  Torr. & 
A.Gray, Bauhinia 
variegata  L., 
Brachychiton 
discolor  F.Muell., 
Brachychiton 
populneus  R.Br., 
Camellia semiserrata  
C.W.Chi, Camellia 
sinensis (L.) Kuntze, 
Canarium commune  
L.,  Castanospermum 
australe 
A.Cunningham & 
C.Fraser, Cercidium 
floridum  Benth. ex 
A.Gray, Cercidium 
sonorae  Rose & 
I.M.Johnst.,  
Cocculus laurifolius  
DC., Combretum 
kraussii  Hochst., 
Cupaniopsis 
anacardioides  
(A.Rich.) Radlk., 
Dombeya cacuminum  
Hochr., Erythrina 
corallodendron L., 
Erythrina coralloides  
Moc. & Sessé ex 
DC., Erythrina 
falcata  Benth., 
Erythrina fusca  
Lour., Eucalyptus  
or 
 
(c) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Euwallacea fornicatus 
sensu lato , in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been grown:  
(i) in a site of production with 
complete physical protection against  
the introduction of Euwallacea 
fornicatus sensu lato  at least during 
six months prior to export, which is 
subjected to official inspections at 
appropriate times and has been found 
free from the pest, confirmed at least 
with traps which are checked at leas t 
every four weeks, including 
immediately prior to export,  
 
or 
 
(ii) in a site of production which has 
been found free from Euwallacea 
fornicatus sensu lato  since the 
beginning of the last complete cycle 
of vegetation, confirmed at least with 
traps, during  official inspections 
carried out at least every four weeks; 
in case of suspicion of the presence of  
the pest at the site of production, 
appropriate treatments against the 
pest have been carried out to ensure 
the absence of the pest; a surrounding 37 
 ficifolia F.Müll., 
Fagus crenata 
Blume, Ficus  L., 
Gleditsia triacanthos 
L., Hevea 
brasiliensis  (Willd. 
ex A.Juss) 
Muell.Arg., Howea 
forsteriana 
(F.Müller) Becc. , Ilex 
cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxton , Inga vera  
Willd., Jacaranda 
mimosifolia D.Don , 
Koelreuteria 
bipinnata Franch. , 
Liquidambar 
styraciflua L., 
Magnolia 
grandiflora L., 
Magnolia virginiana  
L., Mimosa 
bracaatinga  Hoehne, 
Morus alba L., 
Parkinsonia aculeata 
L., Persea americana 
Mill.,  
Pithecellobium 
lobatum  Benth., 
Platanus x hispanica 
Mill. ex Münchh. , 
Platanus mexicana  
Torr., Platanus 
occidentalis L.,  
Platanus orientalis 
L., Platanus 
racemosa Nutt., 
Podalyria calyptrata  
Willd., Populus 
fremontii S.Watson, 
Populus nigra  L., 
Populus trichocarpa 
Torr. & A.Gray ex 
Hook., Prosopis 
articulata  S.Watson, 
Protium serratum  
Engl., Psoralea zone of  1 km is established, which is 
monitored at appropriate times for 
Euwallacea fornicatus  sensu lato  and 
where the pest is found, those plants 
should be immediately rogued out 
and destroyed,  
 
and 
 
immediately prior to export, 
consignments of the plants have been 
subjected to an official inspection for 
the presence of the pest, in particular 
in stems and branches of the plants, 
including destructive sampling. The 
size of the sample for inspection shall 
be such as to enable at least the 
detection of 1 % level o f infestation 
with a level of confidence of 99 %.  38 
 pinnata L., 
Pterocarya 
stenoptera  C.DC., 
Quercus agrifolia 
Née, Quercus 
calliprinos  Webb., 
Quercus chrysolepis  
Liebm, Quercus 
engelmannii Greene , 
Quercus ithaburensis  
Dence. Quercus 
lobata  Née, Quercus 
palustris  Marshall, 
Quercus robur  L., 
Quercus suber  L., 
Ricinus communis  L., 
Salix alba L., Salix 
babylonica L., Salix 
gooddingii  C.R.Ball , 
Salix laevigata Bebb, 
Salix mucron ata 
Thnb., Shorea 
robusta  C.F.Gaertn., 
Spathodea 
campanulata  
P.Beauv., Spondias 
dulcis  Parkinson, 
Tamarix ramosissima  
Kar. ex Boiss., 
Virgilia oroboides  
subsp. ferrugine B.-
E.van Wyk, Wisteria 
floribunda (Willd.) 
DC. and Xylosma 
avilae Sleumer, other 
than plants in tissue 
culture, pollen and 
seeds  
’ 
(ii) the following points 32.2 to 32.7 are inserted :  
 
‘32.2  Plants for planting of 
Artocarpus 
chaplasha Roxb.,  
Artocarpus 
heterophyllus Lam.,  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) have a diameter of less than 1 cm at 
the base of the stem , 
 39 
 Artocarpus integer 
(Thunb.) Merr.,  
Alnus formosana 
Makino,  Bombax 
malabaricum DC.,   
Broussonetia 
papyrifera (L.) Vent., 
Broussonetia 
kazinoki Siebold,  
Cajanus cajan (L.) 
Huth,  Camellia 
oleifera C.Abel,  
Castanea Mill.,   
Celtis sinensis Pers.,  
Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) 
J.Presl,   
Cunninghamia 
lanceolata (Lamb.) 
Hook.,  Dalbergia 
L.f., Eriobotrya 
japonica (Thunb.) 
Lindl.,  Ficus carica  
L., Ficus hispida 
L.f., Ficus infectoria 
Willd.,  Ficus retusa  
L., Juglans regia L., 
Maclura tricuspidata  
Carrière,  Melia 
azedarach  L., Morus  
L., Populus  L., 
Robinia 
pseudoacacia  L., 
Salix  L., Sapium 
sebiferum  (L.) Roxb.,  
Schima superba  
Gardner & Champ.,  
Sophora japonica  L., 
Trema amboinense 
(Willd.) Blume,  
Trema orientale  (L.) 
Blume, Ulmus  L., 
Vernicia fordii 
(Hemsl.) Airy Shaw,  
and Xylosma  
G.Forst., other than 
plants in tissue ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon, 
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, 
Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Moldova, Russia (only 
the following parts: 
Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates, 
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  or 
 
(b) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona germari  in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(c) have been grown throughout their 
life in an area free from Apriona 
germari (Hope), established by the 
national plant protection organisation in 
the country of origin in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. Th e name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been grown throughout their 
life or during a period of at least two 
years prior to export, in a place of 
production established by the national 
plant protection organisat ion in the 
country of origin as being free from 
Apriona germari  (Hope) in accordance 
with the relevant International Standards 
for Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
and 
 
(i) which has been subjected annually to 
two official inspections for any signs of 
Apriona ger mari (Hope), carried out at 
appropriate times and no signs of the 
pest have been found,  
 
and 
 
(ii) with the application of appropriate 
preventive treatments and surrounded by 
a buffer zone with a width of at least 
2000 m where the absence of Apriona 
germa ri (Hope) was confirmed by 40 
 cultu re, pollen and 
seeds  official surveys carried out annually at 
appropriate times,  
 
and 
 
(iii) immediately prior to export have 
been subjected to an inspection for the 
presence of Apriona germari (Hope), in 
particular in stems of the plants; where 
appropriate, this inspection should 
include destructive sampling,  
 
or 
 
(e) have been grown throughout their 
life or during a period of at least two 
years prior to export in a site of 
production with complete physical 
protection against the introduction of 
Apriona germari (Hope)  
and 
immediately prior to export have been 
subjected to an inspection for the 
presence of Apriona germari (Hope), 
in particular in stems of the plant; 
where appropriate, this inspection 
should include destructive sampling.  
32.3 Plants for planting of 
Caesalpinia japonica  
Siebold & Zucc.,  
Camellia sinensis 
(L.) Kuntze,  Celtis 
sinensis Pers.,  Cercis 
chinensis Bunge, 
Chaenomeles 
sinensis  (Thouin) 
Koehne,  
Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) 
J.Presl,  Cornus kousa  
Bürger ex Hanse,  
Crataegus cordata 
Aiton, Debregeasia 
edulis  (Siebold & ex 0602 10 90  
ex 06 02 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan,  
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon,  
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, Official statement tha t the plants:  
 
(a) have a diameter of less than 1 cm at 
the base of the stem , 
 
or 
 
(b) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) have been grown throughout their 
life in an area free from Apriona 41 
 Zucc.) Wedd., 
Diospyros kaki  L., 
Eriobotrya japonica  
(Thunb.) Lindl.,  
Enkianthus perulatus 
(Miq.) C.K.Schneid.,  
Fagus crenata 
Blume , Ficus carica  
L., Firmiana simplex 
(L.) W.Wight, 
Gleditsia japonica  
Miq., Hovenia dulcis 
Thunb.,  
Lagerstroemia indica 
L., Morus  L., 
Platanus x hispanica 
Mill. ex Münchh.,  
Platycarya 
strobilacea Siebold 
& Zucc., Populus  L., 
Pterocarya rhoifolia  
Siebold & Zucc.,  
Pterocarya 
stenoptera C.DC.,  
Punica granatum  L., 
Robinia 
pseudoacacia  L., 
Salix  L., Spiraea 
thunbergii Siebold ex 
Blume, Thea 
sinensis , Ulmus 
parvifolia Jacq.,  
Villebrunea 
pedunculata Shirai, 
and Zelkova serrata 
(Thunb.) Makino, 
other than plants in 
tissue culture, pollen, 
and seeds  Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Moldova, Russia (only 
the following parts: 
Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  rugicollis  Chevrolat, established by the 
national plant protection organisation in 
the country of origin in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Meas ures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) the plants have been grown 
throughout their life or during a period 
of at least two years prior to export, in a 
place of production established by the 
national plant protection organisation in 
the country of origin as being free from 
Apriona rugicollis  Chevrolat in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
and 
 
(i) which has been subjected annually to 
two official inspections for any signs of 
Apriona rugicollis  Chevrolat, carried out 
at appropriate times and no si gns of the 
pest have been found,  
 
and 
 
(ii) with the application of appropriate 
preventive treatments and surrounded by 
a buffer zone with a width of at least 
2000 m where the absence of Apriona 
rugicollis  Chevrolat was confirmed by 
official surveys carri ed out annually at 
appropriate times,  
 
and 
 
(iii) immediately prior to export have 
been subjected to an inspection for the 
presence of Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat, in particular in stems of the 
plants; where appropriate, this 
inspection should include de structive 42 
 sampling,  
 
or 
 
(e) have been grown throughout their 
life or during a period of at least two 
years prior to export in a site of 
production with complete physical 
protection against the introduction of 
Apriona rugicollis  Chevrolat  
and 
immediately prior to export have been 
subjected to an inspection for the 
presence of Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat, in particular in stems of the 
plants; where appropriate, this 
inspection should include destructive 
sampling.  
32.4 Plants for planting of 
Debregeasia 
hypoleuca (Hochst. 
ex Steud.) Wedd., 
Ficus  L., Maclura 
pomifera (Raf.) 
C.K.Schneid., Morus  
L., Populus  L. and 
Salix  L., other than 
plants in tissue 
culture, pollen, and 
seeds  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
 Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon, 
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, 
Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Moldova, Russia (only 
the following parts: 
Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal Official statement that  the plants:  
 
(a) have a diameter of less than 1 cm at 
the base of the stem , 
 
or 
 
(b) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona cinerea  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) have been grown throughout their 
life in an area free from Apriona cinerea  
Chevrolat, established by the national 
plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. T he name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 43 
 District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen   
(d) the plants have been grown 
throughout their life or during a period 
of at least two years prior to export, in a 
place of production established by the 
national plant protect ion organisation in 
the country of origin as being free from 
Apriona cinerea  Chevrolat in 
accordance with the  relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
and 
 
(i) which has been subjected annually to 
two official inspections for any signs of 
Apriona cinerea  Chevrolat, carried out 
at appropriate times and no signs of the 
pest have been found,  
 
and 
 
(ii) with the application of appropriate 
preventive treatments a nd surrounded by 
a buffer zone with a width of at least 
2000 m where the absence of Apriona 
rugicollis  Chevrolat was confirmed by 
official surveys carried out annually at 
appropriate times,  
 
and 
 
(iii) immediately prior to export have 
been subjected to an inspection for the 
presence of Apriona cinerea  Chevrolat, 
in particular in stems of the plants; 
where appropriate, this inspection 
should include destructive sampling,  
 
or 
 
(e) have been grown thr oughout their 
life or during a period of at least two 
years prior to export in a site of 
production with complete physical 44 
 protection against the introduction of 
Apriona cinerea  Chevrolat  
and 
immediately prior to export have been 
subjected to an inspectio n for the 
presence of Apriona cinerea  Chevrolat, 
in particular in stems of the plants; 
where appropriate, this inspection 
should include destructive sampling.  
32.5 Plants of Acer 
macrophyllum Pursh, 
Acer pseudoplatanus 
L., Adiantum 
aleuticum (Rupr.) 
Paris, Adiantum 
jordanii C. Muell., 
Aesculus californica 
(Spach) Nutt., 
Aesculus 
hippocastanum L., 
Arbutus menziesii 
Pursch., Arbutus 
unedo L., 
Arctostaphylos 
Adans, Calluna 
vulgaris (L.) Hull, 
Camellia  L., 
Castanea sativa 
Mill., Fagus 
sylvatica L., 
Frangula californica 
(Eschsch.) Gray, 
Frangula purshiana 
(DC.) Cooper, 
Fraxinus excelsior 
L., Griselinia 
littoralis (Raoul), 
Hamamelis 
virginiana L., 
Heteromeles 
arbutifolia (Lindley) 
M. Roemer, Kalmia 
latifolia L., Larix 
decidua  Mill., Larix 
kaempferi  (Lamb.) 
Carrière, Larix  × ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 30 00  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
ex 0603 19 70  
ex 0604 20 40  
ex 0604 20 90  
ex 0604 90 91  
ex 1401 90 00  
ex 1404 90 00 
 Canada, United 
Kingdom (1), United 
States and Viet Nam  Official statement that the plants:  
(a) originate in areas known to be free  
from Phytophthora ramorum (non-EU 
isolates) Werres, De Cock & Man in 't 
Veld, established by the national plant 
protection organisation of the country of 
origin, in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentio ned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
or 
(b) no signs of Phytophthora ramorum 
(non-EU isolates) Werres, De Cock & 
Man in 't Veld have been observed on 
any susceptible plants at the place of 
production during official inspections, 
including laboratory test ing of any 
suspicious symptoms carried out since 
the beginning of the last complete cycle 
of vegetation,  
and 
a representative sample of the plants has 
been inspected before shipment and 
found free from Phytophthora ramorum 
(non-EU isolates) Werres, De Coc k & 
Man in 't Veld in these inspections.  
 
 
 45 
 eurolepis  A. Henry  
Laurus nobilis L., 
Leucothoe D. Don, 
Lithocarpus 
densiflorus (Hook. & 
Arn.) Rehd., 
Lonicera hispidula 
(Lindl.) Dougl. ex 
Torr.&Gray, 
Magnolia L., 
Michelia doltsopa 
Buch. -Ham. ex DC., 
Nothofagus obliqua 
(Mirbel) Blume, 
Osmanthus 
heterophyllus (G. 
Don) P. S. Green, 
Parrotia persica 
(DC) C.A. Meyer, 
Photinia x fraseri 
Dress, Pieris D. Don, 
Pseudotsuga 
menziesii (Mirbel) 
Franco, Quercus  L., 
Rhododendron L., 
other than 
Rhododendron simsii 
Planch., Rosa 
gymnoc arpa Nutt., 
Salix caprea L., 
Sequoia 
sempervirens (Lamb. 
ex D. Don) Endl., 
Syringa vulgaris L., 
Taxus L., Trientalis 
latifolia (Hook.), 
Umbellularia 
californica (Hook. & 
Arn.) Nutt., 
Vaccinium L and 
Viburnum  L., other 
than fruit, pollen and 
seeds.  
32.6 Plants for planting of 
Acer  L., Betula  L., 
Elaeagnus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  Afghanistan, India,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Kyrgyzstan, 
Pakistan, Tajikistan, Official statement that the plants:  
(a) have a diameter of less than 9 cm at 
the base of the stem,  46 
 Gleditsia  L., Juglans  
L., Malus  Mill. , 
Morus  L., Platanus  
L., Populus  L., 
Prunus  L., Pyrus  L., 
Quercus L., Robinia  
L., Salix  L., or Ulmus  
L., other than scions, 
cuttings, plants in 
tissue culture, pollen, 
or seeds  ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  Turkmenistan and  
Uzbekistan  or 
(b) have been grown throughout their 
life in  an area free from Trirachys sartus  
Solsky, established by the national plant 
protection organisation of the country of 
origin, in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on t he  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) have been grown throughout their 
life or during a period of at least two 
years prior to export, in a site of 
production free from Trirachys sartus  
Solsky, in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and where the 
plants have been grown  
(i) in a site of production with 
complete physical protection 
against the introduction of  
Trirachys sartus  Solsky, and 
which has been subjected to at 
least one inspection  per year 
for any signs of Trirachys 
sartus  Solsky, carried out at 
appropriate times of the year to 
detect the presence of the pest 
concerned,  
or 
(ii) in a site with the application of 
appropriate preventive 
treatments and which has been 
subjected to  annually at least 
two inspections for any signs of 
Trirachys sartus  Solsky, carried 
out at appropriate times of the 
year to detect the presence of 
the pest concerned, and 
surrounded by a buffer zone 
with a width of at least 500 m 47 
 where the absence of Trirachys 
sartus  Solsky was confirmed 
during these official surveys,  
and immediately prior to export the 
plants have been subjected to an 
inspection for the presence of Trirachys 
sartus  Solsky, in particular in the stems  
of the plant, including where 
appropriate, destructive sampling, and 
no signs of presence of Trirachys sartus  
Solsky have been observed.’  
32.7 Plants for planting of 
Castanea Mill., 
Castanopsis (D. 
Don) Spach and 
Quercus L., other 
than plants in tissue 
culture, pollen, and 
seeds  ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 47  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  China, Democratic 
People’s Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Korea, Russia, Taiwan 
and Viet Nam  Official statement that the plants:  
 
(a) have  a diameter of less than 9 cm at 
the base of the stem , 
 
or 
 
(b) have been grown throughout their 
life in an area free from Massicus raddei  
(Blessig), established by the nationa l 
plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate , 
 
or 
 
(c) have been grown throughout thei r 
life or during a period of at least two 
years prior to export, in a site of 
production free from Massicus raddei  
(Blessig), in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and where the 
plants have been grown  
(i) in a site of production with 
complete physical protection 
against the introduction of  
Massicus raddei  (Blessig), and 
which has been subjected 
annually to at least one 
inspection for any signs of 
Massicus raddei  (Blessig), 48 
 carried out at appropriate times 
of th e year to detect the 
presence of the pest concerned,  
or 
(ii) in a site with the application of 
appropriate preventive 
treatments and which has been 
subjected annually to at least 
two inspections for any signs of 
Massicus raddei  (Blessig), 
carried out at ap propriate times 
of the year to detect the 
presence of the pest concerned, 
and surrounded by a buffer zone 
with a width of at least 2000 m 
where the absence of Massicus 
raddei  (Blessig) was confirmed 
during these official surveys,  
and immediately prior to e xport the 
plants have been subjected to an 
inspection for the presence of  Massicus 
raddei  (Blessig), in particular in the 
stems of the plant, including where 
appropriate, destructive sampling, and 
no signs of presence of Massicus raddei  
(Blessig) have been  observed.’  
(1) In accordance with the Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Atomic 
 Energy Community, and in particular Article 5(4) of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern 
 Ireland in conjunction with Annex 2 to that Protocol, for the purposes of this Annex, 
 references to the United Kingdom do not include Northern Ireland. ’; 
(m) point 36 is  replaced by the following:  
 
‘36. Plants of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans 
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya  
rhoifolia  Siebold & ex 0602 10 90  
ex 0602 20 20  
ex 0602 20 80  
ex 0602 90 41  
ex 0602 90 45  
ex 0602 90 46  
ex 0602 90 48  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 99  
ex 0604 20 90  Belarus, Canada, 
China, Democratic 
People's Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, Republic 
of Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and 
United States  Official statement that the plants 
originate in an area recognised as 
being free from Agrilus planipennis  
Fairmaire, established by the national 
plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin, in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and located at 
a minimum distance of 100 km to the 
closest known area, where the 
presence of the specified pest has been 49 
 Zucc., other than 
fruit and seeds  ex 1404 90 00  
 officially confirmed ; the name of the 
area is mentioned on the phytosani tary 
certificate and the freedom status of 
that area has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned.’  
; 
(n) in point 45, under the third column ‘Origin’ and the forth column, ‘Special 
requirements’ the text ‘non -European viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas’ is 
replaced by the following: ‘viruses, viroids and phytoplasmas referred in point 22, 
Part A of Annex II’;  
(o) in point 49, under the third column ‘Origin’ and the forth column, ‘Special 
requirements’ the text ‘Strawberry witches' broom phytoplasma’ is replaced by 
the following: ‘ Candidatus  Phytoplasma australiense Davis et al.  (reference 
strain), Candidatus  Phytoplasma fraxini (reference strain) Griffiths et al. , and 
Candidatus  Phytoplasma hispanicum (reference strain) Davis et al. ’; 
(p) point 56 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘56. Plants for planting of 
Cryptocoryne  sp., 
Hygrophila  sp. and 
Vallisneria  sp, other 
than pollen and seeds  ex 0602 10 90 
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 99  Third countries, other 
than Switzerland  Official statement that the roots have 
been subjected to testing for at least 
nematode pests, of a representative 
sample, using appropriate methods for 
the detection of the pests and have b een 
found at these tests free from the 
nematode pests.’   
; 
(q) point 61 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘61. Fruits of Citrus  L., 
Fortunella  Swingle, 
Poncirus  Raf., and 
their hybrids, 
Mangifera  L. and 
Prunus  L. ex 0804 50 00 
0805 10 22  
0805 10 24  
0805 10 28 
ex 0805 10 80 
ex 0805 21 10 
ex 0805 21 90 
ex 0805 22 00 
ex 0805 29 00 
ex 0805 40 00 
ex 0805 50 10 
ex 0805 50 90 
ex 0805 90 00 
0809 10 00  Third countries  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the fruits originate in a country 
recognised as free from Tephritidae  as 
referred in point 7 7, Part A of Annex II, 
to which those fruits are known to be 
susceptible, in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, pr ovided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned,  50 
 0809 21 00  
0809 29 00  
0809 30 10  
0809 30 90  
0809 40 05  
0809 40 90   
or  
 
(b) the fruits originate in an area 
established by the national plant 
protect ion organisation in the country of 
origin as being free from Tephritidae  as 
referred in point 7 7, Part A of Annex II, 
to which those fruits are known to be 
susceptible, in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, whi ch is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate, under the rubric ‘Additional 
declaration’, and this freedom status has 
been communicated in advance in 
writing to the Commission by the 
national plant protection organisation of 
the third country concerned,   
 
or  
 
(c) no signs of Tephritidae  as referred  
in point 7 7, Part A of Annex II, to which 
those fruits are known to be susceptible, 
have been observed at the place of 
production and in its immediate vicinity 
since the beginning of the last complete 
cycle of vegetation, on official 
inspections carried out at least monthly 
during the three months prior to 
harvesting, and none of the fruits 
harvested at the place of production has 
shown, in appropriate official 
examination, signs of the relevant pest 
and info rmation on traceability is 
included in the phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been subjected to an effective 
systems approach or an effective post -
harvest treatment to ensure freedom 
from Tephritidae  as referred in point 7 7, 
Part A of Annex II, to which those fruits 
are known to be susceptible, and the use 
of a systems approach or details of the 51 
 treatment method are indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate, provided that 
the systems approach or the post -harvest 
treatment m ethod ha s been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned.’  
; 
(r) point 67 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘67. Fruits of Solanaceae  0702 00 00  
0709 30 00  
0709 60 10  
0709 60 91  
0709 60 95  
0709 60 99  
ex 0709 99 90  
ex 0810 90 75  
 Australia, the 
Americas and New 
Zealand  Official statement that the fruits 
originate in:  
(a) a country recognised as being free 
from Bactericera cockerelli  (Sulc.) in 
accordance with relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures, 
provided that this freedom status has 
been communicated in advance in 
writing to the Commission by the 
national plant protection organisation of 
the third country conc erned,  
 
or  
 
(b) an area established by the national 
plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin as being free from 
Bactericera cockerelli  (Sulc.) in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, which is 
ment ioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate , provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned,  
 
or 
 
(c) a place of production, where off icial 
inspections and surveys for the presence 
of Bactericera cockerelli  (Sulc.) 
including its immediate vicinity are 52 
 carried out during the last three months 
prior to export and subjected to effective 
treatments to ensure freedom from the 
pest, and repres entative samples of the 
fruit have been inspected prior to export, 
and information on traceability is 
included in the phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or  
 
(d) an insect proof site of production, 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the  country of 
origin, as being free from Bactericera 
cockerelli  (Sulc.), on the basis of official 
inspections and surveys carried out 
during the three months prior to export, 
and information on traceability is 
included in the phytosanitary 
certificate.’  
; 
(s) the following point is inserted between points 68 and 69:  
 
‘68.1  Fruits of Capsicum 
L. and Solanum 
lycopersicum  L. 0702 00 00  
0709 60 10  
0709 60 91  
0709 60 95  
0709 60 99  
ex 0709 99 90  
 Bolovia, Colombia, 
Ecuador, Peru, and 
United States  Official statement that the fruits:  
 
(a) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Prodiplosis longifila  
Gagné in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary  Measures, which is  
mentioned on the  phytosanitary 
certificate,  provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned,  
 
 
or 
 
(b) origin ate in a place of production 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country of 53 
 origin as being free from Prodiplosis 
longifila  Gagné in accordance with the  
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures and official 
inspections and surveys have been 
carried out in the place of production at 
appropriate times during the growing 
season, including an examination on 
representative samples of fruit, shown to 
be free from Prodiplosis longifila  
Gagné, and information on trac eability 
is included in the phytosanitary 
certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) originate in a site of production  with 
a complete physical protection , against 
the introduction of Prodiplosis longifila  
Gagné established in the country of 
origin by the national plant protection 
organisation as being free from 
Prodiplosis longifila  Gagné, on the basis 
of official inspections carried out during 
the two months prior to export, and 
information on traceabilit y is included in 
the phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been subjected to an effective 
systems approach or an effective post -
harvest treatment to ensure freedom 
from Prodiplosis longifila  Gagné and 
the use of a systems approach or details 
of the trea tment method are indicated on 
the phytosanitary certificate, provided 
that the systems approach or the post -
harvest treatment method  has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned,  
 
and 
 
information on traceability is included in 54 
 the phytosanitary certificate.’   
; 
(t) point 71 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘71. Fruits of Momordica  
L. ex 0709 99 90  Third countries  Official statement that the fruits 
originate in:  
 
(a) a country recognised as being free 
from Thrips palmi  Karny in accordance 
with the relevant International Standards 
for Phytosanitary Measures, provided 
that this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the nation al plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned,  
 
or  
 
(b) an area established by the national 
plant protection organisation in the 
country of origin as being free from 
Thrips palmi  Karny in accordance with 
the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate, provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned.’  
; 
(u) the following points are inserted between points 72 and 73:  
 
‘72.1  Fruits of Capsicum 
L. and Solanum  L. 0702 00 00  
0709 30 00  
0709 60 10  
0709 60 91  
0709 60 95  
0709 60 99  
 Algeria, Angola, Benin  
Botswana, Burkina 
Faso, Burundi, 
Cameroon, Cape 
Verde, Central African 
Republic, Chad, 
Comoros, Congo, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Djibouti, 
Egypt, Equatorial Official statement that the fruits:  
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Bactrocera latifrons  
(Hendel) in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 55 
 Guinea, Eritrea, 
Eswatini, Ethiopia, 
Gabon, Gambia, 
Ghana, Guinea, 
Guinea -Bissau, Keny a, 
Lesotho, Liberia, 
Libya, Madagascar, 
Malawi, Mali, 
Mauritania, Mauritius, 
Mayotte, Morocco, 
Mozambique, Namibia  
Niger, Nigeria, 
Réunion,  Rwanda, 
Sao Tome and 
Principe, Senegal, 
Seychelles, Sierra 
Leone, Somalia, South 
Africa, South Sudan, 
Sudan, The 
Democratic Republic 
of the Congo, Togo, 
Tunisia, Uganda, 
United Republic of 
Tanzania, Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 
Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq,  
Islamic Repub lic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon, 
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, 
Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Moldova, Russia (only 
the following part s: the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country  concerned,  
  
or 
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Bactrocera latifrons  
(Hendel)  in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measure s, which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate, provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned,  
 
or 
 
(c) no signs of Bactr ocera latifrons  
(Hendel) have been observed at the 
place of production  and in its immediate 
vicinity since the beginning of the last 
complete cycle of vegetation, on official 
inspections carried out at least monthly 
during the three months prior to 
harves ting, and none of the fruits 
harvested at the place of production has 
shown, in appropriate official 
examination, signs of Bactrocera 
latifrons  (Hendel),  
 
and 
 
infomation on traceability is included in 
the phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been subjected to an effective 
systems approach or an effective post -
harvest treatment to ensure freedom 
from Bactrocera latifrons  (Hendel) and  56 
 Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor-Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  the use of a systems approach or details 
of the treatment method are indicated on 
the phytosanitary ce rtificate, provided 
that the systems approach or the post -
harvest treatment method have been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned .  
72.2 Fruits of Annona  L. 
and Carica papaya  
L. ex 0810 90 75  
    0807 20 00  Algeria, Angola, Benin  
Botswana, Burkina 
Faso, Burundi, 
Cameroon, Cape 
Verde,Central African 
Republic, Chad, 
Comoros, Congo, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Djibouti, 
Egypt, Equatorial 
Guinea, Eritrea, 
Eswatini, Ethiopia, 
Gabo n, Gambia, 
Ghana, Guinea, 
Guinea -Bissau, Kenya, 
Lesotho, Liberia, 
Libya, Madagascar, 
Malawi, Mali, 
Mauritania, Mauritius, 
Mayotte, Morocco, 
Mozambique, Namibia  
Niger, Nigeria, 
Réunion, Rwanda, Sao 
Tome and Principe, 
Senegal, Seychelles, 
Sierra Leone, Soma lia, 
South Africa, South 
Sudan, Sudan, The 
Democratic Republic 
of the Congo, Togo, Official statement that the fruits:  
 
(a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Bactrocera dorsalis  
(Hendel) in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country  concerned,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Bactrocera dorsalis  
(Hendel)  in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate, provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned,  57 
 Tunisia, Uganda, 
United Republic of 
Tanzania, Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 
Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan,  
Jordan, Kazakhstan, 
Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan,  
Lao People's 
Democratic Republic,  
Lebanon, Malaysia, 
Maldives, Mongolia, 
Myanmar, Nepal, 
Oman, Pakistan, 
Philippines, Qatar, 
Republic of Korea, 
Repub lic of Moldova, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: Far 
Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka,  
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen   
or 
 
(c) no signs of Bactroc era dorsalis  
(Hendel) have been observed at the 
place of production and in its immediate 
vicinity since the beginning of the last 
complete cycle of vegetation, on official 
inspections carried out at least monthly 
during the three months prior to 
harvesting , and none of the fruits 
harvested at the place of production has 
shown, in appropriate official 
examination, signs of Bactrocera 
dorsalis  (Hendel),  
 
and 
 
information on traceability is included in 
the phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been subjected to an effective 
systems approach or an effective post -
harvest treatment to ensure freedom 
from Bactrocera dorsalis  (Hendel) and  
the use of a systems approach or details 
of the treatment method are indicated on 
the phytosanitary certificate, provided 
that the systems approach or the post -
harvest treatment method have been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the n ational plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned .  
72.3 Fruits of Psidium 
guajava  L. ex 0804 50 00  
 Algeria, Angola, Benin  
Botswana, Burkina Official statement that the fruits:  
 58 
 Faso, Burundi, 
Cameroon, Cape 
Verde,Central African 
Republic, Chad, 
Comoros, Congo, Côte 
d'Ivoire, Djibouti, 
Egypt, Equatorial 
Guinea, Eritrea, 
Eswatini, Ethiopia, 
Gabon, Gambia, 
Ghana, Guinea, 
Guinea -Bissau, Kenya, 
Lesotho, Liberia, 
Libya, Madagascar, 
Malawi, Mali, 
Mauritania, Mauritius, 
Mayotte, Morocco, 
Mozambique, Namibia  
Niger, Nigeria, 
Réunion,   Rwanda, 
Sao Tome and 
Principe, Senegal, 
Seychelles, Sierra 
Leone, Somalia, South 
Africa, South Sudan, 
Sudan, The 
Democratic Republic 
of the Congo, Togo, 
Tunisia, Uganda, 
United Republic of 
Tanzania, Zambia, 
Zimbabwe  
 
Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan,  
Jordan,  
Kazakhstan,  
Kuwait,  
Kyrgyzstan,  
Lao People's (a) originate in a country recognised as 
being free from Bactrocera dorsalis  
(Hendel) and Bactrocera zonata  
(Saunders) in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, provided that 
this freedom status has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned,  
 
or 
 
(b) originate in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Bactrocera dorsalis  
(Hendel) and Bactrocera zonata  
(Saunders)  in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosa nitary Measures, which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate, provided that this freedom 
status has been communicated in 
advance in writing to the Commission 
by the national plant protection 
organisation of the third country 
concerned,  
 
or 
 
(c) no signs of Bactrocera dorsalis  
(Hendel) and Bactrocera zonata  
(Saunders) have been observed at the 
place of production  and in its immediate 
vicinity since the beginning of the last 
complete cycle of vegetation, on official 
inspections carried out at least monthly 
during the three months prior to 
harvesting, and none of the fruits 
harvested at the place of production has 
shown, in appropriate official 
examination, signs of Bactrocera 
dorsalis  (Hendel) and Bactrocera zonata  
(Saunders),  
 59 
 Democratic Republic,  
Lebanon, Malaysia, 
Maldives, Mongolia, 
Myanmar, Nepal, 
Oman, Pakistan, 
Philippines, Qatar, 
Republic of Korea, 
Republic of Moldova, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: Far 
Eastern Federal 
District 
(Daln evostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  
 and 
 
information  on traceability is included in 
the phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) have been subjected to an effective 
systems approach or an effective post -
harvest treatment to ensure freedom 
from Bactrocera dorsalis  (Hendel) and 
Bactrocera zonata  (Saunders) and the 
use of a systems approach or details of 
the treatment method are indicated on 
the phytosanitary certificate, provided 
that the systems approach or the post -
harvest treatment method have been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Com mission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned .’  
; 
(v) point 73 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘73. Seeds of Zea mays  L. 0712 90 11  
1005 10 13  
1005 10 15  
1005 10 18  
1005 10 90  Third countries  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the seeds originate in a country 
recognised as being free from Pantoea 
stewartii  subsp. stewartii  (Smith) 
Mergaert, Verdonck & Kersters,  in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) the seeds originate in an area 
established by the national plant 60 
 protection organisation in the country of 
origin as being free from from Pantoea 
stewartii  subsp. stewartii  (Smith) 
Mergaert, Verdonck & Kersters  in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, which is 
mentioned on the phytosanitary 
certificate,  
 
or  
 
(c) a representative sample of the seeds 
has been tested and found free from 
Pantoea stewartii  subsp. stewartii  
(Smith) Mergaert, Verdonck & Kersters 
in this test. The size of the sample for 
inspection shall be such as to enable at 
least the detection of 0,5 % level of 
infestation with a level of confidence of 
99 %.’  
; 
(w) point 76 is amended as follows:  
(i) the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ in the column ‘Plants, plant products and 
other objects’ are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
(ii) the code “ex 4409 10 18” is added in the second column ‘CN codes’ before 
the code ‘ex 4416 00 00’;  
(x) in point 77, the words ‘ conifers (Pinales)’ in the column ‘Plants, plant products 
and other objects’ are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
(y) in point 78, the code “ex 4409 10 18” is added in the second column ‘CN codes’ 
before the code ‘ex 4416 00 00’;  
(z) point 79 is amended  as follows:  
(i) the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ in the column ‘Plants, plant products and 
other objects’ are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
(ii) the code “ex 4409 10 18” is added in the second column ‘CN codes’ before 
the code ‘ex 4416 00 00’;  
(iii) the words ‘ Scolytidae  spp. (non - European)’in the column ‘Special 
requirements’ are replaced by ‘ Scolytinae  spp. (non -European).  
(aa) point 80 is amended as follows:  
(i) the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ in the column ‘Plants, plant products and 
other objects’  are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
(ii) the code “ex 4409 10 18” is added in the second column ‘CN codes’ before 
the code ‘ex 4416 00 00’;  61 
 (bb) point 81 is amended as follows:  
(i) the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ in the column ‘Plants, plant products and 
other objects’ are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
(ii) the words ‘ Scolytidae  spp. (non - European)’in the column ‘Special 
requirements’ are replaced by ‘ Scolytinae  spp. (non -European);  
(cc) in point 82, the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ in the column ‘Plants, plant products 
and other objects’ are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’  
(dd) points 87, 88 and 89 are replaced by the following:  
 
‘87. Wood of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans 
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya 
rhoifolia  Siebold & 
Zucc., other than in 
the form of  
— chips, 
particles, 
sawdust, 
shavings, wood 
waste and scrap, 
obtained in 
whole or part 
from these trees,  
— wood 
packaging 
material, in the 
form of packing 
cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and 
similar packings, 
pallets, box 
pallets and other 
load boards, 
pallet collars, 
dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 10  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  Belarus, Canada, 
China, Democratic 
People's Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and 
United States  Official statement that:  
 
(a) the wood originates in an area 
recognised as being free from Agrilus 
planipennis  Fairmaire, established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin, in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and located at a  
minimum distance of 100 km to the 
closest known area, where  the presence 
of the specified pest has been officially 
confirmed ; the area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate and pest-
freedom status of that area has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection or ganisation of the third 
country concerned , 
 
or 
 
(b) the bark and  at least 2,5 cm of the 
outer sapwood have been removed in a 
facility authorised and supervised by the 
national plant protection organisation,  
 
or 
 
(c) the wood has undergone ionizing 
irradiat ion to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood.  62 
 objects of all 
kinds, except 
dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the 
same type and 
quality as the 
wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as 
the wood in the 
consignment,  
but including wood 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface, and 
furniture and other 
objects made of 
untreated wood  
88.  Wood in the form 
of chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste and 
scrap obtained in 
whole or in part 
from Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans  
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus  
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya 
rhoifolia  Siebold & 
Zucc.  ex 4401 22 90  
ex 4401 40 10  
ex 4401 40 90  
ex 4404 20 00  Belarus, Canada, 
China, Democratic 
People's Republic of 
Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and 
United States  Official statement that the wood 
originates in an area recognised as being 
free from Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire, 
established by the national plant 
protection organisation in the country of 
origin, in accordance with the  relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and located at a  
minimum distance of 100 km to the 
closest known area, where the presence 
of the specified pest has been officially 
confirmed ; the area is mentioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate and pest -
freedom status of that area has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned . 
89. Isolated bark and 
objects made of 
bark of 
Chionanthus ex 1404 90 00  
ex 4401 40 90  
 Belarus, Canada, 
China, Democratic 
People's Republic of 
Korea, Japan, Official statement that the bark 
originates in an area recognised as being 
free from Agrilus planipennis  Fairmaire, 
established by the national plant 63 
 virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans 
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya 
rhoifolia  Siebold & 
Zucc.   Mongolia, Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and 
United States  protection organisation in the coun try of 
origin, in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures, and located at a  
minimum distance of 100 km to the 
closest known area, where the presence 
of the specified pest has been officially 
confirmed ; the area is me ntioned on the 
phytosanitary certificate and pest -
freedom status of that area has been 
communicated in advance in writing to 
the Commission by the national plant 
protection organisation of the third 
country concerned .’ 
; 
(ee) in points 91, 93, 97, 99 and 101, in the second column ‘CN codes’, the code ‘ex 
4401 22 00’ is replaced by ‘ex 4401 22 90’;  
(ff) the following points are added after point 101 : 
 
102. Wood of Acacia  
Mill., Acer 
buergerianum Miq., 
Acer macrophyllum 
Pursh, Acer negundo 
L., Acer palmatum 
Thunb. , Acer paxii  
Franch.,  Acer 
pseudoplatanus  L., 
Aesculus californica 
(Spach) Nutt., 
Ailanthus altissima  
(Mill.) Swingle, 
Albizia falcate  
Backer ex Merr., 
Albizia julibrissin 
Durazz. ,  Alectryon 
excelsus Gärtn. , 
Alnus rhombifolia  
Nutt., 
Archontophoenix 
cunninghamiana  H. 
Wendl. & Drude , 
Artocarpus integer  
(Thunb.) Merr., 
Azadirachta indica  
A. Juss., Baccharis ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
4403 91 00  
     4403 93 00  
     4403 97 00  
     4403 98 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
4407 91 15  
4407 91 31  
4407 91 39  
4407 91 90  
     4407 92 00  
     4407 93 10  
     4407 93 91  
     4407 93 99  
4407 97 10  
4407 97 91  
4407 97 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  Third countries  
 Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in a country recognised as 
being free from Euwallacea fornicatus 
sensu lato  in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Euwallacea fornicatus 
sensu lato,  in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name o f 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate , 
 
or 
 
(c) has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum 
temperature of 56ºC for a minimum 
duration of 30 continuous minutes to 
ensure freedom from Euwallacea 64 
 salicina  Torr. & 
A.Gray, Bauhinia 
variegata  L., 
Brachychiton 
discolor  F.Muell., 
Brachychiton 
populneus  R.Br., 
Camellia semiserrata  
C.W.Chi, Camelli a 
sinensis (L.) Kuntze, 
Canarium commune  
L., Castanospermum 
australe 
A.Cunningham & 
C.Fraser, Cercidium 
floridum  Benth. ex 
A.Gray, Cercidium 
sonorae  Rose & 
I.M.Johnst., 
Cocculus laurifolius  
DC., Combretum 
kraussii  Hochst., 
Cupaniopsis 
anacardioides  
(A.Rich.) Radlk., 
Dombeya cacuminum  
Hochr., Erythrina 
corallodendron L., 
Erythrina coralloides  
Moc. & Sessé ex 
DC., Erythrina 
falcata  Benth., 
Erythrina fusca  
Lour., Eucalyptus 
ficifolia F.Müll., 
Fagus crenata 
Blume, Ficus  L., 
Gleditsia triacanthos 
L., Hevea 
brasiliensis  (Willd. 
ex A.Juss) 
Muell.Arg., Howea 
forsteriana 
(F.Müller) Becc. , Ilex 
cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxton , Inga vera  
Willd., Jacaranda ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  
 fornicatus sens u lato , throughout the 
entire profile of the wood, which is to be 
indicated on the phytosanitary 
certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) has undergone kiln -drying to below 
20% moisture content, expressed as a 
percentage of dry matter achieved 
through an appropriate time/tem perature 
schedule, and indicated by the mark 
‘Kiln -dried’ or ‘K.D.’ or another 
internationally recognised mark, put on 
the wood or on any wrapping in 
accordance with current usage.  65 
 mimosifolia D.Don , 
Koelreuteria 
bipinnata Franch. , 
Liquidambar 
styraciflua L., 
Magnolia 
grandiflora L., 
Magnolia vi rginiana  
L., Mimosa 
bracaatinga  Hoehne, 
Morus alba L., 
Parkinsonia aculeata 
L., Persea americana 
Mill.,  
Pithecellobium 
lobatum  Benth., 
Platanus x hispanica 
Mill. ex Münchh. , 
Platanus mexicana  
Torr., Platanus 
occidentalis L.,  
Platanus orientalis 
L., Platanus 
racemosa Nutt., 
Podalyria calyptrata  
Willd., Populus 
fremontii S.Watson, 
Populus nigra  L., 
Populus trichocarpa 
Torr. & A.Gray ex 
Hook., Prosopis 
articulata  S.Watson, 
Protium serratum  
Engl., Psoralea 
pinnata L., 
Pterocarya 
stenoptera  C.DC., 
Quercu s agrifolia 
Née, Quercus 
calliprinos  Webb., 
Quercus chrysolepis  
Liebm, Quercus 
engelmannii Greene , 
Quercus ithaburensis  
Dence. Quercus 
lobata  Née, Quercus 
palustris  Marshall, 66 
 Quercus robur  L., 
Quercus suber  L., 
Ricinus communis  L., 
Salix alba L., Salix 
babylonica L., Salix 
gooddingii  C.R.Ball , 
Salix laevigata Bebb, 
Salix mucronata  
Thnb., Shorea 
robusta  C.F.Gaertn., 
Spathodea 
campanulata  
P.Beauv., Spondias 
dulcis  Parkinson, 
Tamarix ramosissima  
Kar. ex Boiss., 
Virgilia oroboides  
subsp. ferrugine B.-
E.van Wyk, Wisteria 
floribunda (Willd.) 
DC. and Xylosma 
avilae Sleumer,  
other than in the 
form of:  
— chips, sawdust, 
shavings and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these plants,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the form 
of packing ca ses, 
boxes, crates, drums 
and similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
construct ed from 
wood of the same 67 
 type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignments and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
but including that 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface  
103. Wood of  Artocarpus 
chaplasha Roxb.,  
Artocarpus 
heterophyllus, 
Artocarpus integer 
(Thunb.) Merr.,  
Alnus formosana  
Makino , Bombax 
malabaricum  DC., 
Broussonetia 
papyrifera (L.) Vent. , 
Broussonetia 
kazinoki  Siebold , 
Cajanus cajan (L.) 
Huth , Camellia 
oleifera  C.Abel , 
Castanea Mill. , 
Celtis sinen sis Pers. , 
Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) 
J.Presl , Citrus L., 
Cunninghamia 
lanceolata (Lamb.) 
Hook. , Dalbergia 
L.f., Eriobotrya 
japonica (Thunb.) 
Lindl. , Ficus carica  
L., Ficus hispida  
L.f., Ficus infectoria  
Willd.,  Ficus retusa  
L., Juglans regia  L.,  
Maclura tr icuspidata  
Carrière,  Malus  
Mill., Melia ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
     4403 97 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
     4407 93 10  
     4407 93 91  
     4407 93 99  
4407 94 10  
4407 94 91  
4407 94 99  
4407 97 10  
4407 97 91  
4407 97 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  
 Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan,  
Lao People's 
Democratic Republic,  
Lebanon, Malaysia, 
Maldives, Mongolia, 
Myanmar, Nepal, 
Oman, Pakistan, 
Philippines, Qatar, 
Republic of Korea, 
Republic of M oldova, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: Far 
Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona germari  (Hope) 
in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Apriona germari  (Hope) 
in accor dance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum 
temperature of 56 °C for a mini mum 
duration of 30 continuous minutes 
throughout the entire profile of the 
wood, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) has undergone an appropriate 
ionising radiation to achieve a minimum 68 
 azedarach  L., Morus  
L., Populus  L., 
Prunus 
pseudocerasus, 
Pyrus  spp., Robinia 
pseudoacacia  L., 
Salix  L., Sapium 
sebiferum (L.) Roxb.,  
Schima superba  
Gardner & Champ.,  
Sophora japonica L.,  
Trema amboinense 
(Willd.) Blume , 
Trema orientale (L.) 
Blume,  Ulmus  L., 
Vernicia fordii 
(Hemsl.) Airy Shaw,   
and Xylosma  
G.Forst.,  other than 
in the form of:  
— chips, sawdust, 
shavings and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these plants ,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the form 
of packing cases, 
boxes, crates, drums 
and similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage  
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignments and 
which meets the Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood,  
 
or 
 
(e) is bark -free and not exceeding 20 cm 
in cross -section at its largest dimension 
and has undergone an appropriate 
sulfuryl fluoride fumigation treatment in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standard for Phytosanitary 
Measures.  
 69 
 same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
 
but including that 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface  
104. Wood in the form of 
chips and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
Artocarpus 
chaplasha Roxb.,  
Artocarpus 
heterophyllus, 
Artocarpus integer 
(Thunb.) Merr.,  
Alnus formosana  
Makino , Bombax 
malabaricum  DC., 
Broussonetia 
papyrifera (L.) Vent. , 
Broussonet ia 
kazinoki  Siebold , 
Cajanus cajan (L.) 
Huth , Camellia 
oleifera C.Abel , 
Castanea Mill. , 
Celtis sinensis Pers. , 
Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) 
J.Presl , Citrus spp., 
Cunninghamia 
lanceolata (Lamb.) 
Hook. , Dalbergia 
L.f., Eriobotrya 
japonica (Thunb.) 
Lindl. , Ficus carica  
L., Ficus hispida  
L.f., Ficus infectoria  
Willd.,  Ficus retusa  
L., Juglans regia L., 
Maclura tricuspidata  
Carrière,  Malus  ex 4401 22 90  
ex 4401 40 90  Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait,  
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic,  
Lebanon, Malaysia, 
Maldives, M ongolia, 
Myanmar, Nepal, 
Oman, Pakistan, 
Philippines, Qatar, 
Republic of Korea, 
Republic of Moldova, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: Far 
Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) origi nates in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona germari  (Hope) 
in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Apriona germari  
(Hope) , in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures.   The name of 
the are a shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate ,  
 
or 
 
(c) has been processed into pieces of not 
more that 2,5 cm thickness and width,  
 
or 
 
(d) has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum 
temperature of 56 °C for a minimum 
durat ion of 30 continuous minutes 
throughout the entire profile of the 
wood, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate . 70 
 Mill., Melia 
azedarach  L., Morus  
L., Populus  L., 
Prunus 
pseudocerasus, 
Pyrus  spp., Robinia 
pseudoacacia  L., 
Salix  L., Sapium 
sebiferum (L.) Roxb.,  
Schima superba  
Gardner & Champ.,  
Sophora japonica L., 
Trema amboinense 
(Willd.) Blume , 
Trema orientale  (L.) 
Blume, Ulmus  L., 
Vernicia fordii 
(Hemsl.) Airy Shaw,   
and Xylosma  
G.Forst..  Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  
105. Wood of  Caesalpinia 
japonica  Siebold & 
Zucc.,  Camellia 
sinensis (L.) Kuntze,  
Celtis sinensis Pers. , 
Cercis chinensis  
Bunge,  Chaenomeles 
sinensis  (Thouin) 
Koehne,  
Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) 
J.Presl , Citrus spp.,  
Cornus kousa  Bürger 
ex Hanse,  Crataegus 
cordata Aiton,  
Debregeasia edulis 
(Siebold & Zucc.) 
Wedd.,  Diospyros 
kaki L., Eriobotrya 
japonica (Thunb.) 
Lindl. , Enkianth us 
perulatus (Miq.) 
C.K.Schneid.,  Fagus 
crenata Blume , Ficus 
carica  L., Firmiana 
simplex (L.) 
W.Wight,  Gleditsia ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
     4403 97 00  
     4403 93 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
     4407 92 00  
     4407 93 10  
     4407 93 91  
     4407 93 99  
4407 97 10  
4407 97 91  
4407 97 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  
 Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhs tan, Kuwait,  
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic,  
Lebanon, Malaysia, 
Maldives, Mongolia, 
Myanmar, Nepal, 
Oman, Pakistan, 
Philippines, Qatar, 
Republic of Korea, 
Republic of Moldova, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: Far 
Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal Official state ment that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant  protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) 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 71 
 japonica  Miq.,  
Hovenia dulcis  
Thunb.,  
Lagerstroemia indica  
L., Malus pumila, 
Morus  L., Platanus x 
hispanica Mill. ex 
Münchh.,  Platycarya 
strobilacea  Siebold 
& Zucc.,  Populus  L., 
Pterocarya rhoifolia  
Siebold & Zucc. , 
Pterocarya 
stenoptera  C.DC.,  
Punica granatum  L., 
Pyrus pyrifolia, 
Robinia 
pseudoacacia  L., 
Salix  L., Spiraea 
thunbergii  Siebold ex 
Blume,  Ulmus 
parvifolia Jacq.,  
Villebrunea 
pedunculata  Shirai,  
and Zelkova serrata 
(Thunb.) Makino,  
other than in the 
form of:  
— chips, sawdust, 
shavings and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these plants,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the form 
of packing cases, 
boxes, crates, dru ms 
and similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage 
supporting District (S ibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  wood, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) h as undergone an appropriate 
ionising radiation to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood,  
 
or 
 
(e) is bark -free and not exceeding 20 cm 
in cross -section at its largest dimension 
and has undergone an appropriate 
sulfuryl fluoride fumig ation treatment in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standard for Phytosanitary 
Measures.  
 72 
 consignments of 
wood, which is[ 
constructed from 
wood of the sa me 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignments and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
 
but including that 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface  
106. Wood in the form of 
chips and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
Caesalpinia japonica  
Siebold & Zucc., 
Camellia sinensis 
(L.) Kuntze,  Celtis 
sinensis Pers. , Cercis 
chinensis  Bunge,  
Chaenomeles 
sinensis  (Thouin) 
Koehne,  
Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) 
J.Presl , Citrus spp., 
Cornus kousa  Bürger 
ex Hanse,  Crataegus 
cordata Aiton,  
Debregeasia edulis 
(Siebold & Zucc.) 
Wedd.,  Diospyros 
kaki L., Eriob otrya 
japonica (Thunb.) 
Lindl. , Enkianthus 
perulatus (Miq.) 
C.K.Schneid.,  Fagus 
crenata Blume , Ficus 
carica  L., Firmiana ex 4401 22 90  
ex 4401 40 90  Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon, 
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, 
Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Moldova, Russia (only  
the following parts: 
Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Apriona rugicollis  
Chevrolat , in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate , 
 
or 
 
(c) has been processed into pieces of not 
more that 2,5 cm thickness and width,  
 
or 
 
(d) h as undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum 73 
 simplex (L.) 
W.Wight,  Gleditsia 
japonica  Miq.,  
Hovenia dulcis  
Thunb.,  
Lagerstroemia indica  
L., Malus pumila, 
Morus  L., Platanus x 
hispa nica Mill. ex 
Münchh.,  Platycarya 
strobilacea  Siebold 
& Zucc.,  Populus  L., 
Pterocarya rhoifolia  
Siebold & Zucc.,  
Pterocarya 
stenoptera  C.DC.,  
Punica granatum  L., 
Pyrus pyrifolia, 
Robinia 
pseudoacacia  L., 
Salix  L., Spiraea 
thunbergii Siebold ex 
Blume,  Ulmus 
parvifolia Jacq.,   
Villebrunea 
pedunculata Shirai, 
and Zelkova serrata 
(Thunb.) Makino  (Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajik istan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  temperature of 56 °C for a minimum 
duration of 30 continuous minutes 
throughout the entire profile of the 
wood, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate . 
107. Wood of  
Debregeasia 
hypoleuca (Hochst. 
ex Steud.) Wedd.,  
Ficus  L., Maclura 
pomifera (Raf.) 
C.K.Schneid.,  Malus 
domestica, Morus  L., 
Populus  L., Prunus  
spp., Pyrus  spp. and 
Salix  L., other than in 
the form of:  
— chips, sawdust, 
shavings and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these plants ,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the form ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
     4403 97 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
     4407 93 10  
     4407 93 91  
     4407 93 99  
4407 94 10  
4407 94 91  
4407 94 99  
4407 97 10  
4407 97 91  
4407 97 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan,  
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon, 
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, 
Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona cinerea  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant Internatio nal Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Apriona cinerea  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards  for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  74 
 of packing cases, 
boxes, crates, drums 
and similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which  is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignments and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment,  
 
but including that 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface  ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  
 Moldova, Russia (only 
the following parts: 
Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikista n, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen   
or 
 
(c) has undergone an appropriate heat 
treatment to achieve a minimum 
temperature of 56 °C for a minimum 
duration of 30 continuous minutes 
throughou t the entire profile of the 
wood, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(d) has undergone an appropriate 
ionising radiation to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood,  
 
or 
 
(e) is bark -free and not exceeding 20 cm 
in cross -section at its largest dimension 
and has undergone an appropriate 
sulfuryl fluoride fumigation treatment in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standard for Phytosanitary 
Measures.  
108. Wood in the form of 
chips and wood 
waste, obtained in 
whole or part from 
Debregeasia 
hypoleuca (Hochst. 
ex Steud.) Wedd.,  
Ficus  L., Maclura 
pomífera (Raf.) 
C.K.Schneid.,  Malus 
domestica, Morus  L., 
Populus  L., Prunus  
spp., Pyrus  spp. and 
Salix  L. ex 4401 22  90 
ex 4401 40 90  Afghanistan, Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, Bhutan, 
Brunei Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic Peoples 
Republic of Korea, 
India, Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Japan, Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People's Democratic 
Republic, Lebanon, 
Malaysia, Maldives, 
Mongolia, Myanmar, 
Nepal, Oman, 
Pakistan, Philippines, Offic ial statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in a country recognised as 
being free from Apriona cinerea  
Chevrolat in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Apriona cinerea  
Chevrolat , in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 75 
 Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Moldova, Russia (only 
the following parts: 
Far Eastern Federal 
District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), and 
Ural Federal District 
(Uralsky federalny 
okrug)), Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri Lanka, 
Syrian Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, Thailand, 
Timor -Leste, 
Turkmenistan, United 
Arab Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet Nam, 
and Yemen  the a rea shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate ,  
 
or 
 
(c) has been processed into pieces of not 
more that 2,5 cm thickness and width,  
 
or 
 
(d) 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, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate . 
109. Wood of Acer  L., 
Betula  L., Elaeagnus  
L., Fraxinus  L., 
Gleditsia  L., Juglans  
L., Malus  Mill. , 
Morus  L., Platanus  
L., Populus  L., 
Prunus  L., Pyrus  L., 
Quercus L., Robinia  
L., Salix  L., or Ulmus  
L., other than in the 
form of  
— chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste, or 
scrap, obtained in 
whole or part from 
these trees,  
— wood 
packaging 
material, in the 
form of pac king 
cases, boxes, 
crates, drums and 
similar packings, ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4403  12 00  
     4403 91 00  
     4403 95 10  
     4403 95 90  
     4403 96 00  
     4403 97 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
    4407 91 15  
    4407 91 31  
     4407 91 39  
     4407 91 90  
     4407 93 10  
     4407 93 91  
     4407 93 99  
     4407 94 10  
     4407 94 91  
     4407 94 99  
     4407 95 10  
     4407 95 91  
     4407 95 99  
     4407 96 10  Afghanistan, India,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Kyrgyzstan, 
Pakistan, Tajikistan, 
Turkmenistan and  
Uzbekistan  Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Trirachys sartus  Solsky, 
in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the are a shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate , 
 
or 
 
(b) 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, which is to be  indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) has undergone ionizing irradiation to 76 
 pallets, box pallets 
or other load 
boards, pallet 
collars, dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all 
kinds, except 
dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as 
the wood in the 
consignment,  
but including that 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface,       4407 96 91  
     4407 96 99  
     4407 97 10  
     4407 97 91  
     4407 97 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex  4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  achieve a minimum absorbed dose of 1 
kGy throughout the wood,  
 
or 
 
(d) is bark -free and not exceeding 20 cm 
in cross -section at its largest dimension 
and has under gone an appropriate 
sulfuryl fluoride fumigation treatment in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standard for Phytosanitary 
Measures.  
110. Wood in the form of 
chips, particles, 
shavings, wood 
waste, or scrap, 
obtained in whole or 
part from Acer  L., 
Betula  L., Elaeagnus  
L., Fraxinus  L., 
Gleditsia  L., Juglans  
L., Malus  Mill. , 
Morus  L., Platanus  
L., Populus  L., 
Prunus  L., Pyrus  L., 
Quercus L., Robinia  
L., Salix  L., or Ulmus  
L. ex 4401 22 90  
ex 4401 40 90  Afghanistan, India,  
Islamic Republic of 
Iran, Kyrgyzstan, 
Pakistan, Tajikistan, 
Turkmenistan, or 
Uzbekista n Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Trirachys sartus  Solsky, 
in acc ordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(b) has been processed into pieces of not 
more that 2,5 cm thickness and width,  
 
or 
 77 
 (c) has under gone 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, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate . 
111. Wood of Acer 
macrophyllum Pursh, 
Aesculus californica 
(Spach) Nutt., 
Lithocarpus 
densiflorus (Hook. & 
Arn.) Rehd., Quercus  
L. and Taxus 
brevifolia Nutt.,  
other than in the 
form of:  
— wood packaging 
material, in the form 
of packing cases, 
boxes, crates, drums 
and similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except dunnage  
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignments and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment, but 
including that which 
has not kept it s ex 4401 11 00  
ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4401 21 00  
ex 4401 22 90  
ex 4401 40 90  
ex 4403 11 00  
ex 4403 12 00  
     4403 91 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00  
ex 4406 12 00  
ex 4406 92 00  
    4407 91 15  
    4407 91 31  
     4407 91 39  
     4407 91 90  
     4407 93 10  
     4407 93 91  
     4407 93 99  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex  4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00  
ex 9406 10 00  Canada, United 
Kingdom (1), United 
States and Viet Nam  Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
free from Phytophthora ramorum (non-
EU isolates) Werres, De Cock & Man in 
't Veld , in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(b) has been stripped of its bark and:  
(i) it has been squared so as to 
remove entirely th e rounded 
surface;  
or 
(ii) the water content of the wood 
does not exceed 20 % expressed as 
a percentage of the dry matter;  
or 
(iii) the wood has been disinfected 
by an appropriate hot -air or hot -
water treatment,  
or 
(c) in the case of sawn wood with or 
without residual bark attached, has 
undergone kiln -drying to below 20 % 
moisture content, expressed as a 
percentage of dry matter, achieved 
through an appropriate time/temperature 
schedule, indicated by a mark ‘kiln -
dried’ or ‘K.D.’ or another 
internationally  recognised mark, put on 
the wood or on any wrapping in 
accordance with current usage.  78 
 natural round surface  
112. Wood of  Castanea 
Mill. , Castanopsis  
(D. Don) Spach  and 
Quercus L., other 
than in the form of:  
— chips, sawdust 
and shavings, 
obtained in whole or 
part from these 
plants,  
— wood packaging 
material, in the form 
of packing cases, 
boxes, crates, drums 
and similar packings, 
pallets, box pallets 
and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except  dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignments and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment, but 
including that which 
has not  kept its 
natural round surface  ex 4401 12 00  
ex 4401 40 90  
ex 4403 12 00  
    4403 91 00  
ex 4403 99 00  
ex 4404 20 00 
ex 4406 12 00 
ex 4406 92 00  
4407 91 15 
4407 91 31 
4407 91 39 
4407 91 90  
ex 4407 99 27  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
ex 4408 90 15 
ex 4408 90 35 
ex 4408 90 85 
ex 4408 90 95  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
ex 4416 00 00 
ex 9406 10 00  
 China, Democratic 
People’s Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Korea, Russia, Taiwan 
and Viet Nam  Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Massicus raddei  
(Blessig) in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area  shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate , 
 
or 
 
(b) 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, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(c) has undergone an appropriate 
ionising radiation to achieve a minimum 
absorbed dose of 1 kGy throughout the 
wood,  
 
or 
 
(d) is bark -free and not exceeding 20 cm 
in cross -section at its largest dimension 
and has undergone an appropriate 
sulfuryl fluoride fumigation treatment in 
accordance with the relevant 
International Standard for Phytosanitary 
Measures.  
 
113. Wood in the form of 
chips obtained in 
whole or part from 
Castanea Mill. , 
Castaniopsis  (D. 
Don)  Spach  and ex 4401 22 90  China, Democratic 
People’s Republic of 
Korea, Republic of 
Korea, Russia, Taiwan 
and Viet Nam  Official statement that the wood:  
 
(a) originates in an area established by 
the national plant protection 
organisation in the country of origin as 
being free from Massicus raddei  79 
 Quercus L.. (Blessig) in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures. The name of 
the area shall be mentioned on the  
phytosanitary certificate,  
 
or 
 
(b) has been processed into pieces of not 
more than 2,5 cm thickness and width,  
 
or 
 
(c) 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, which is to be indicated on the 
phytosanitary certificate.’  
(1)  In accordance with the Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Northern Ireland from  the European Union and the European Atomic 
 Energy Community, and in particular Article 5(4) of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern 
 Ireland in conjunction with Annex 2 to that Protocol, for the purposes of this Annex, 
 references to the United Kingdom do no t include Northern Ireland. ’; 
(7) Annex VIII is amended as follows:  
(a) the following point is inserted between points 2 and 3:  
 
‘2.1 Plants for planting 
with growing media, 
other than plants in 
tissue culture and 
aquatic plants  Official statement that the plants:  
(a) originate in an area known to be free from Popillia japonica  Newman, 
established by the competent authorities in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures,  
or 
(b) have been grown in a place of production es tablished as being free from 
Popillia japonica  Newman  in accordance with the relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures:  
(i) which has been subjected to an annual official inspection and, at least, a 
monthly inspection during the three mon ths prior to movement for any signs 
of Popillia  japonica  Newman, carried out at appropriate times to detect the 
presence of the pest concerned, at least by visual examination of all plants, 
including weeds, and sampling of growing media in which plants are  
growing,  80 
 and 
(ii) which is surrounded by a buffer zone of at least 100 m, where the absence 
of Popillia  japonica  Newman was confirmed by official surveys carried out 
annually at appropriate times  
and 
(iii) prior to movement the plants and the growing medi a have been subjected 
to an official inspection, including the sampling of growing media, and found 
free of Popillia japonica  Newman,  
and 
(iv) the plants:  
A. have been handled and packed or transported in ways to prevent 
infestation from Popilllia japonica Newman after leaving the place of 
production,  
or 
B. have been moved outside the flight season of Popillia japonica Newman,  
or 
(c) have been grown throughout their life in a site of production with complete 
physical protection against the introduction of Popillia japonica  Newman and the 
plants:  
A. have been handled and packed or transported in ways to prevent 
infestation  from Popilllia japonica Newman  after leaving the site of 
production,  
or 
B. have been moved outside the flight season of Popillia japonica  Newma n, 
or 
(d) have been grown throughout their life in a site of production : 
(d) which is specifically authorised by the competent authority for the 
purpose of producing plants free from Popillia japonica  Newman,  
and 
(e)  where the growing medium has been kept free from Popillia japonica  
Newman using appropriate mechanical measures or other treatments,  
and 
(f) where the plants have been subjected to appropriate measures to ensure 
freedom of Popillia japonica  Newman,  
and 
(g) prior to movement the plants and the growing medium have been 
subjected to an official inspection, including sampling of the growing 
media, and found free from Popillia japonica Newman , 81 
 and 
(h) the plants:  
A. have been handled and packed or transported in ways to preve nt 
infestation from Popillia japonica  Newman  after leaving the site of 
production  
or 
B. have been moved outside the flight season of Popillia japonica  Newman.’  
; 
(b) point 4 is replaced by the following:  
 
4. Plants for planting of stolon or tuber -
forming species  of Solanum  L., or 
their hybrids, other than those tubers 
of Solanum tuberosum  L. specified in 
entries 5, 6, 7, 8, or 9 and other than 
culture maintenance material being 
stored in gene banks or genetic stock 
collections, and other than seeds 
of Solanum tub erosum  L. specified in 
entry 21  Official statement that the plants shall have been held 
under quarantine conditions and shall have been found 
free from any Union quarantine pests by laboratory 
testing.  
The laboratory testing shall:  
(a) be supervised by the  competent authority 
concerned and executed by scientifically trained 
staff of that authority or of any officially approved 
body;  
 
(b) be executed at a site provided with appropriate 
facilities sufficient to contain Union quarantine pests 
and maintain the  material including indicator plants in 
such a way as to eliminate any risk of spreading 
Union quarantine pests;  
 
(c) be executed on each unit of the material:  
(i) by visual examination at regular intervals during 
the full length of at least one vegetativ e cycle, 
having regard to the type of material and its stage 
of development during the testing programme, for 
symptoms caused by any Union quarantine pests,  
 
(ii) by laboratory testing, in the case of all potato 
material at least for:  
— Andean potato latent virus,  
— Andean potato mottle virus,  
— Potato black ringspot virus,  
— Potato virus T,  82 
 -Non-EU isolates of potato viruses S, X and 
Potato leafroll virus,  
— Clavibacter sepedonicus  (Spieckermann and 
Kottho) Nouioui  et al. , 
— Ralstonia solanacearum  (Smith) Yabuuchi  et 
al. emend. Safni  et al.; Ralstonia 
pseudosolanacearum  Safni  et al. , Ralstonia 
syzigii  subsp.  celebensis  Safni et al. 
and Ralstonia syzigii  subsp.  indonesiensis  Safni 
et al.  
 
 
(iii) in the case of seeds of  Solanum tuberosum  L., 
other than those specified in point 21, at least for 
the viruses and viroids listed above, with the 
exception of Andean potato mottle virus and non -
EU isolates of potato viruses S, X and Potato 
leafroll virus;  
 
 
(d) include appropriate testing on any other symptom 
observed in the visual examination in order to identify 
the Union quarantine pests having caused such 
symptoms.  
 
 
(c) the following point is inserted between points 17 and 18:  
 
‘17.1  Plants for planting of 
Citrus  L., Fortunella  
Swingle, Poncirus  
Raf., and their 
hybrids, Diospyros  
kaki L., Ficus carica  
L., Hedera helix  L., 
Laurus nobilis  L.,  
Magnolia L., Malus  
Mill., Melia  L., 
Mespilus germanica  
L., Parthenocissus  
Planch., Prunus   L., 
Psidium guajava  L., 
Punica granatum  L., 
Pyra cantha  M. 
Roem., Pyrus  L., Official statement that the plants:  
(a) originate in an area known to be free from Aleurocanthus spiniferus 
(Quaintance), established by the competent authorities in accordance with the 
relevant International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures,  
or 
(b) have been grown in a place of production established as being free from 
Aleurocanthus spiniferus (Quaintance)  in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures and the plants have been 
handled and packed in ways to prevent infestation after leaving the place of 
production,  
or 
(c) have been subjected to an effective treatment ensuring the freedom of 
Aleurocanthus s piniferus  (Quaintance) and have been found free thereof prior to 83 
 Rosa  L., Vitis 
vinifera  L. , other 
than seeds, pollen 
and plants in tissue 
culture  movement.’  
; 
(d) the following point is inserted between points 18 and 19:  
 
‘18.1  Plants for planting of 
Citrus  L., Fortunella  
Swingle, Poncirus  
Raf., and their 
hybrids, other than 
seeds, pollen and 
plants in tissue 
culture  Official statement that the plants:  
(a) originate in an area known to be free from Toxoptera citricida  (Kirkaldy) , 
established by  the competent authorities in accordance with the relevant 
International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures,  
or 
(b) have been grown in a place of production established as being free from 
Toxoptera citricida  (Kirkaldy) in accordance with the relevant International 
Standards for Phytosanitary Measures and the plants have been handled and 
packed in ways to prevent infestation after leaving the place of production.’  
  
; 
(e) point 19 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘19. Plants for planting of 
Vitis L., other than 
seeds  Official statement that the plants for planting:  
(a) originate in an area known to be free from Grapevine flavescence dorée 
phytoplasma,  
or  
(b) originate in a site of production where:  
(i) no symptoms of Grapevine flavescence dorée phytoplasma on Vitis L. 
have been observed at the site of production and in a surrounding zone of 
20m since the beginning of the last complete cycle of vegetation. In the 
case of plants used for the propagation of Vitis L., no symptoms of 
Grapevine flavescence dorée phytoplasma on Vitis spp. have been 
observed at the site of production and in a surrounding zone of either 20m 
of a site of production of scions or 40m of a site of production of 
rootstocks since the beginning of the two last complete cycles of 
vegetation, and  
(ii) monitoring of the vectors is conducted, and in areas where the vectors 
are present appropriate treatments are carried out to control the vectors of 
Grapevine flavescence dorée phytoplasma, and  
(iii) abandoned Vitis L. in the surrounding zone of 20m of the the site of 
production have been rogued out,  84 
 or  
(c) have undergone hot w ater treatment in accordance with international 
standards.’  
; 
(f) point 25 is replaced by the following:  
 
‘25. Wood packaging 
material of wood of 
Juglans  L. and 
Pterocarya  Kunth, in 
the form of packing 
cases, boxes, crates, 
drums and similar 
packings, pallets, box 
pallets and other load 
boards, pallet collars, 
dunnage, whether or 
not actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all kinds, 
except raw wood of 6 
mm thickness  or less, 
processed wood 
produced by glue, 
heat and pressure, or 
a combination 
thereof, and dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the same 
type and quality as 
the wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as the 
wood in the 
consignment.  The wood packaging material:  
(a) originates in an area, free from Geosmithia morbida  Kolarík, Freeland, Utley 
& Tisserat and its vector Pityophthorus juglandis  Blackman, established by the 
competen t authorities in accordance with the relevant International Standards for 
Phytosanitary Measures,  
 
or 
 
(b) is made of debarked wood, as specified in Annex I to FAO International 
Standard for Phytosanitary Measures No 15 on Regulation of wood packaging 
mate rial in international trade, and (i) has been subjected to one of the approved 
treatments as specified in Annex I to that International Standard, and (ii) displays 
a mark as specified in Annex II to that International Standard, indicating that the 
wood pac kaging material has been subjected to an approved phytosanitary 
treatment in accordance with this standard.’  
; 
(g) the following points are added after point 25:  
 85 
 ‘26. Plants of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans 
ailantifolia  Carr., 
Juglans 
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya  
rhoifolia  Siebold 
& Zucc., other 
than fruit and 
seeds  The plants shall originate in an area which is known to be free from Agrilus 
planipennis  and located at a  distance of not less than 100 km to the closest 
known area, where the presence of Agrilus planipennis  has been officially 
confirmed .  
27. Wood of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans 
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya 
rhoifolia  Siebold & 
Zucc., originating 
in an area located at 
a distance of less 
100 km to the 
closest known area, 
where the presence 
of the specified pest 
has been officially 
confirmed , other 
than in the form of  
— chips, 
particles, 
sawdust, 
shavings, wood 
waste and  scrap, 
obtained in 
whole or part 
from these trees,  
— wood 
packaging 
material, in the 
form of packing 
cases, boxes, Official statement that:  
 
(a) the bark and  at least 2,5 cm of the outer sapwood have been removed in a 
facility authorised an d supervised by the national plant protection organisation,  
 
or 
 
(b) the wood has undergone ionizing irradiation to achieve a minimum absorbed 
dose of 1 kGy throughout the wood.  86 
 crates, drums and 
similar packings, 
pallets, box 
pallets and other 
load boards, 
pallet collars, 
dunnage, 
whether or not 
actually in use in 
the transport of 
objects of all 
kinds, except 
dunnage 
supporting 
consignments of 
wood, which is 
constructed from 
wood of the 
same type and 
quality as the 
wood in the 
consignment and 
which meets the 
same Union 
phytosanitary 
requirements as 
the wood in the 
consignment,  
but including wood 
which has not kept 
its natural round 
surface, and 
furniture and other 
objects made of 
untreated wood  
28.  Wood in the form 
of chips, particles, 
sawdust, shavings, 
wood waste and 
scrap obtained in 
whole or in part 
from Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans  
mandshurica  The wood shall originate in an area which is known to be free from Agrilus 
planipennis  and located at a  distance of not less than 100 km to the closest known 
area, where the presence of Agrilus planipennis  has been officially confirmed .  87 
 Maxim., Ulmus  
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya 
rhoifolia  Siebold & 
Zucc.  
29. Isolated bark and 
objects made of 
bark of 
Chionanthus 
virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans 
mandshurica  
Maxim., Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch. 
and Pterocarya 
rhoifolia  Siebold & 
Zucc.   The bark shall originate in an area which is known to be free from Agrilus 
planipennis  and located at a  distance of not less than 100 km to the closest known 
area, where the presence of Agrilus planipennis  has been officially confirmed .’ 
; 
(8) Annex X is amended as follows:  
(a) the following point is added after point 3:  
 
3.1 Plants of herbaceous 
species, intended for 
planting, other than 
bulbs, corms,  plants of 
the family Gramineae, 
rhizomes,  seeds and 
tubers  ex 0602 10 90  
     0602 90 20  
ex 0602 90 30  
ex 0602 90 50  
ex 0602 90 70  
ex 0602 90 91  
ex 0602 90 99  
ex 0704 10 00  
ex 0704 90 10  
ex 0704 90 90  
ex 0705 11 00  
ex 0705 19 00  
ex 0705 21 00  
ex 0705 29 00  
ex 0706 90 10  
ex 0709 40 00  
ex 0709 99 10  
ex 0910 99 31  
ex 0910 99 33  Official statement that:  
(a) the plants originate in an area 
known to be free from Liriomyza 
bryoniae  (Kaltenbach), Liriomyza 
huidobrensis  (Blanchard) and 
Liriomyza trifolii  (Burgess),  
or 
 
 (b) no signs of Liriomyza bryoniae  
(Kaltenbach), Liriomyza huidobrensis  
(Blanchard) and Liriomyza trifolii  
(Burgess) have been observed at the 
place of production, on official 
inspections carried out at least 
monthly during the three months prior 
to the movement from this place of 
production,  
or  
 
(c) immediately  prior to the 
marketing, the plants have been (a) Ireland  
(b) United        
Kingdom  (Northern 
Ireland)   
 
 88 
  
(b) in point 4, in the second column, the code ‘0706 90 30’ is replaced by ‘0706 90 
10’; 
(c) in point 14, in the first column, the words ‘ Ficus L.,’ are  deleted;  
(d) in point 15, in the third column, the words ‘ Gremmeniella abiedina ’ are replaced 
by ‘Gremmeniella abietina ’; 
(e) in points 22 to 28, in the first column, the words ‘other than fruit and seeds’ are 
deleted;  
(f) the following point is added aft er point 31:  officially inspected and found free 
from Liriomyza bryoniae  
(Kaltenbach), Liriomyza huidobrensis  
(Blanchard) and Liriomyza trifolii  
(Burgess) and have been subjected to 
an appropriate treatment against 
Liriomyza  bryoniae  (Kaltenbach) 
Liriomyza huidobrensis  (Blanchard) 
and Liriomyza trifolii  (Burgess),  
or  
 
(d) the plants originate from plant 
material which is free from  Liriomyza 
bryoniae  (Kaltenbach),  Liriomyza 
huidobrensis  (Blanchard) and 
Liriomyza trifolii  (Burgess); are 
grown in vitro in a sterile medium 
under sterile conditions that preclude 
the possibility of infestation with 
Liriomyza bryoniae (Kaltenbach), 
Liriomyza huidobrensis  (Blanchard) 
and Liriomyza trifolii  (Burgess); and 
are shipped in transparent containers 
under sterile conditions.  
31.1 Cut flowers, leafy 
vegetables of Apium 
graveolens  L. and 
Ocimum  L.      0603 12 00  
     0603 14 00  
ex 0603 19 70  
     0709 40 00  
ex 0709 99 90  Official statement that:  
(a) the plants originate in an area 
known to be free from Liriomyza 
bryoniae  (Kaltenbach), Liriomyza 
huidobrensis  (Blanchard) and 
Liriomyza trifolii  (Burgess),  
or 
 
(b) immediately prior to their 
marketing, have been officially 
inspected and found free from   
Liriomyza bryoniae  (Kaltenbach), (a) Ireland  
(b) United        
Kingdom  (Northern 
Ireland)  89 
  
(g) point 35 is deleted;  
(h) in points 39 to 44, in the column ‘Plants, plant products and other objects’, the 
words ‘Wood of conifers (Pinales)’ are replaced by ‘Wood of conifers 
(Pinopsida)’;  
(i)  in points 46 to 51, in the column ‘Plants, plant products and other objects’, the 
words ‘Isolated bark of conifers (Pinales)’ are replaced by ‘Isolated bark of 
conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
 
(9) Annex XI is amended as follows:  
(a) Part A is amended as follows:  
(i) point 2 (‘ General categories’) is amended as follows:  
- in the second column, after the 16th element ‘0602 90 99’ of the 
second entry (‘ Other live plants (including their roots), cuttings and 
slips; other than mushroom spawn ’), the following is inserted before 
the third entry on ‘ Onions, shallots, garlic, leeks and other alliaceous 
vegetables, fresh, for planting ’:  
  ‘Mosses, fresh:  
  ex 0604 20 19’;   
- the third row (‘Plants of Cryptocoryne sp., …’) is deleted;  
(ii)  point 3 (‘ Parts of plants, other than fruits and seeds, of’) is amended as 
follows:  
- in the third row (‘ Convolvulus L., Ipomoea L, …’), in the 
second column, between the code ‘ex 0604 20 90’ and the entry 
‘Vegetable products not elsewhere specified or included, fresh: ’ 
the following text is inserted:  
‘Other vegetables, fresh or chilled:  
ex 0709 99 90 ’; 
- in the fourth row (‘ Leafy vegetables of Apium graveolens L., 
…’), in the second column, after the code ‘ex 0709 99 90’, the 
text ‘(including seeds and fruits)’ is deleted;  
-  in the sixth row (‘ Conifers (pinales)’) , in the first and second 
column, the text ‘Conifers (Pinales)’ is replaced by ‘Conifers 
(Pinopsida)’;  
- in the seventh row (‘ Castanea Mill., …’), in the fir st column, the 
words ‘ Dendranthema  (DC.) Des Moul.’ are replaced by 
‘Chrysanthemum L.,’; 
-  the eleventh row (‘Fraxinus L., … ’) is replaced by the 
following:  Liriomyza huidobrensi s (Blanchard) 
and Liriomyza trifoli i (Burgess).  90 
 Chionanthus virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., Juglans L., 
Pterocarya  Kunth and Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch.  Foliage, branches and other 
parts of plants, without  flowers 
or flower buds, being goods of a 
kind suitable for bouquets or for 
ornamental purposes, fresh:  
ex 0604 20 90  
 
Vegetable products not 
elsewhere specified or included, 
fresh:  
ex 1404 90 00  Belar us, Canada, China, 
Democratic People's Republic 
of Korea, Japan, Mongolia, 
Republic of Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and United 
States  
 
- in the thirteenth row (‘ Acer macrophylum Pursh, … ’), in the 
third column, the words ‘United States’ are replaced by 
‘Canada,  United Kingdom (1), United States and Viet Nam ’ 
(1)  In accordance with the Agreement on the withdrawal of the 
United Kingdom of Great  Britain and Northern Ireland from 
the European Union and the European Atomic  Energy 
Community, and in particular Article 5(4) of the Protocol on 
Ireland/Northern  Ireland in conjunction with Annex 2 to 
that Protocol, for the purposes of this Annex,  references 
to the United Kingdom do not include Northern Ireland.’;  
(iii) point 5 ( ‘Fruits of’) is amended as follows:  
- the heading is replaced by ‘Fruits in the botanical sense, not mashed, 
of:’; 
- in the second row (‘ Actinidia Lindl., … ’), in the second column, after 
the code ‘0806 10 90’, the text ‘Melons (including watermelons) and 
papaws (papayas), fresh or chilled:’ is replaced by ‘Papaws (papayas), 
fresh or chilled:’;  
(iv) point 8 (‘ Seeds of ’) is amended as follows  
-  the first row (‘ Brassicaceae, … ’) is amended as follows:  
 in the second column of the seventh entry (‘ Seed of sorg hum’), 
the code ‘1007 90 00’ is replaced by ‘1007 10 90 ’; 
 in the second column of the eighteenth entry (‘ Ryegrass … ’), the 
code ‘1205 25 90’ is replaced by ‘ 1209  25 90’; 
- the third row (‘ Citrus L., Fortunella Swingle …’) is amended as 
follows:  
 in the fi rst column, the words ‘ Phaseolus cocineus sp. L.’ are 
replaced by ‘ Phaseolus coccineus L.’; 
 in the second column, between the code ‘ex 0709 99 60’ and ‘ – 
Beans ( Phaseolus  spp.) for sowing:’, the following text is 
inserted:  
  ‘--- Hybrids of sweetcorn ( Zea mays var.saccharata ) for 
sowing:  
 0712 90 11’ ; 91 
 (v) point 11 (‘Isolated bark of’) is amended as follows:  
- in the first row (‘Conifers ...’) the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ are 
replaced by ‘Conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
- the third row (‘ Fraxinus L., …’) is replaced by the following:  
Chionanthus virginicus  L., 
Fraxinus  L., Juglans L., 
Pterocarya  Kunth and Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch.  Vegetable products of bark, not 
elsewhere specified or included:  
ex 1404 90 00  
 
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:  
– Wood waste and scrap, not 
agglomerated:  
ex 4401 40 90  Belarus, Canada, China, 
Democratic People's Republic 
of Korea, Japan, Mongolia, 
Republic of Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine and United 
States  
- in the last row (‘ Acer macrophyllum  Pursh, …’), in the third column, 
the text ‘United States’ is re placed by ‘Canada, United States, Viet 
Nam’;  
(vi) point 12 (‘Wood, where it: …’) is replaced by the following:  
 
‘12.  Wood , where it:  
(a)  is considered a 
plant product within 
the meaning of point 2 
of Article 2 of 
Regulation (EU) 
2016/2031;  
and 
(b)  has been obtained 
in whole or part from 
one of the order, genera 
or species as described 
hereafter, except wood 
packaging material,  
and 
(c)  falls under the 
respective CN code and 
corresponds to one of 
the descriptions 
referred to in the 
middle column, as laid  
down in Part II of   92 
 Annex I to Regulation 
(EEC) No 2658/87:  
Quercus  L., including 
wood which has not 
kept its natural round 
surface and except 
wood which meets the 
description of CN code 
4416  00 00 and where 
there is documented 
evidence that the wood 
has been processed or 
manufactured using a 
heat treatment to 
achieve a minimum 
temperature of 176  °C 
for 20 minutes  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, whet her 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:  
--- Other, than of eucaly ptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
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:  
– – Of oak ( Quercus  spp.):  
4403  91 00 
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 (tha n not impregnated)  Canada, United 
States, Vietnam  93 
 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: 
– – Of oak ( Quercus  spp.):  
4407  91 15 
4407  91 31 
4407  91 39 
4407  91 90 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm:- Other:  
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or  faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 
Platanus  L., 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:  Albania, Armenia, 
Switzerland, 
Turkey or United 
States  94 
 – – Non-coniferous:  
--- Other, than of eu calyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
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  99 00 
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 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood),  for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 95 
 ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 
Populus  L., 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:  
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
ex 4403  12 00 Americas  96 
 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:  
– – Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4403  97 00 
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 impregnat ed) 
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: 
– – Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4407  97 10 
4407  97 91 
4407  97 99 
Sheets for veneering (including those  obtained by slicing 
laminated +wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether o r not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs and other coopers' products and parts 97 
 thereof, of wood, including staves:  
ex 4416  00 00 
Prefabricated buildings of wood:  
ex 9406  10 00 
Acer 
saccharum  Marsh., 
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:  
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
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  99 00 
Split pole s; 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 United States and 
Canada  98 
 – Other (than not impregnated)  
ex 4406  92 00 
Wood sawn o r chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or 
not planed, sanded or end -jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6  mm: 
– – Of maple ( Acer  spp.):  
4407  93 10 
4407  93 91 
4407  93 99 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 
Conifers (Pinopsida), 
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:  
– – Coniferous  
4401  11 00 
– Wood in chips or particles:  Kazakhstan, 
Russia and 
Turkey and other 
third countries 
other than: 
Albania, Andorra, 
Armenia, 
Azerbaijan, 
Belarus, Bosnia 
and Herzegovina, 99 
 – – Coniferous  
4401  21 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:  
– – Coniferous:  
4403  11 00 
Wood in the rough, whether or not stripped of bark or sapwood, or 
roughly squared:  
– Coniferous, other than treated with paint, stains, creosote or 
other preservatives:  
– – Of pine ( Pinus  spp.):  
ex 4403  21 10 
ex 4403  21 90 
ex 4403  22 00 
– – Of fir ( Abies  spp.) and spruce ( Picea spp.):  
ex 4403  23 10 
ex 4403  23 90 
ex 4403  24 00 
– – Other, coniferous:  
ex 4403  25 10 
ex 4403  25 90 
ex 4403  26 00 
Split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
– Coniferous:  
ex 4404  10 00 
Coniferous railway or tramway  sleepers (cross -ties) of wood:  
– Not impregnated:  
4406  11 00 
– Other (than not impregnated):  
4406  91 00 
Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or Canary Islands, 
Faeroe Islands, 
Georgia, Iceland, 
Liechtenstein, 
Moldova, 
Monaco, 
Montenegro, 
North Macedonia, 
Norwa y, San 
Marino, Serbia, 
Switzerland, 
Ukraine and the 
United Kingdom  
(1) 100 
 not planed, sanded or end -jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6  mm: 
– Coniferous:  
– – Of pine ( Pinus  spp.):  
4407  11 10 
4407  11 20 
4407  11 90 
– – Of fir ( Abies  spp.) and spruce ( Picea  spp.):  
4407  12 10 
4407  12 20 
4407  12 90 
– – Other, coniferous:  
4407  19 10 
4407  19 20 
4407  19 90 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminate d wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
– Coniferous:  
4408  10 15 
4408  10 91 
4408  10 98 
Wood (including s trips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 10 18  
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 
Chionanthus virginicus  
L., Fraxinus  L., 
Juglans  L., 
Pterocarya  Kunth 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 Belarus, Canada, 
China, 
Democratic 
People’s Republic 101 
 and Ulmus 
davidiana  Planch., and 
including wood which 
has not kept its natural 
round surface  similar forms:  
– Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in simila r 
forms:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
ex 4401  12 00 
– Wood in chips or particles:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
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  99 00 
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: 
– – Of ash ( Fraxinus  spp.):  
4407  95 10 
4407  95 91 of Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, 
Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan, Ukraine 
and the United 
States  102 
 4407  95 99 
– – Other:  
ex 4407  99 27 
ex 4407  99 40 
ex 4407  99 90 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn len gthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuousl y shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 
Betula  L., 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:  
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  Canada and 
United States  103 
 – 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:  
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:  
– – Of birc h (Betula  spp.):  
4403  95 10 
4403  95 90 
4403  96 00 
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: 
– – Of birch ( Betula  spp.):  
4407  96 10 
4407  96 91 
4407  96 99 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 104 
 ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its e dges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs and other coopers' products and parts 
thereof, of wood, including staves:  
ex 4416  00 00 
Prefabricated build ings of wood:  
ex 9406  10 00 
Amelanchier  Medik.,  
Aronia  Medik.,  
Cotoneaster  Medik.,  
Crataegus  L., Cydonia  
Mill.,  Malus  Mill.,  
Pyracantha  M. 
Roem.,  Pyrus  L. 
and Sorbus  L., 
including wood which 
has not kept its natural 
round surface,  except 
sawdust or shavings  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 l ogs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in similar 
forms:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
ex 4401  12 00 
– Wood in chips or particles:  
– – Non-coniferous:  
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90 – – 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:  
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 Canada and 
United States  105 
 preservatives:  
ex 4403  99 00 
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 (cr oss-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 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 00 106 
 Prunus  L. 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 : 
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
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, creoso te or other 
preservatives:  
ex 4403  99 00 
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: Canada, China, 
Democratic 
People's Republic 
of Korea, Japan, 
Mongolia, 
Republic of 
Korea, United 
States, Vietnam or 
any third country 
where  Aromia 
bungii  is known 
to be present  107 
 – – Of cherry ( Prunus  spp.):  
4407  94 10 
4407  94 91 
4407  94 99 
– – Other:  
ex 4407  99 27 
ex 4407  99 40 
ex 4407  99 90 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulde d, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 
Acer  L., Aesculus  L., Al
nus L., Betula  L., Carpi
nus L., Cercidiphyllum  
Siebold  & 
Zucc.,  Corylus  L., 
Fagus  L., Fraxinus  L., 
Koelreuteria  Laxm.,  
Platanus  L., Populus  L.
, Salix  L., Tilia  L. 
and Ulmus  L., 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:  Third countries 
where  
Anoploph ora 
glabripennis  is 
known to be 
present  108 
 including wood which 
has not kept its natural 
round surface  – – Non-coniferous:  
 --- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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:  
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:  
– – Of beech ( Fagus  spp.):  
4403  93 00 
4403  94 00 
– – Of birch ( Betula  spp.):  
4403  95 10 
4403  95 90 
4403  96 00 
– – Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4403  97 00 
– – Of other:  
ex 4403  99 00 
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 109 
 not planed, sanded or end -jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6  mm: 
– – Of beech ( Fagus  spp.):  
4407  92 00 
– – Of mapl e (Acer  spp.):  
4407  93 10 
4407  93 91 
4407  93 99 
– – Of ash ( Fraxinus  spp.):  
4407  95 10 
4407  95 91 
4407  95 99 
– – Of birch ( Betula  spp.):  
4407  96 10 
4407  96 91 
4407  96 99 
– – Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4407  97 10 
4407  97 91 
4407  97 99 
– – Of other:  
4407  99 27 
4407  99 40 
4407  99 90 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed,  of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408  90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  110 
 ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs and other coopers' products and parts 
thereof, of wood, including st aves:  
ex 4416  00 00 
Prefabricated buildings of wood:  
ex 9406  10 00 
Acer 
macrophyllum  Pursh,  
Aesculus 
californica  (Spach) 
Nutt.,  Lithocarpus 
densiflorus  (Hook. & 
Arn.) Rehd. , Quercus   
L. and Taxus 
brevifolia  Nutt.  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:  
– – Coniferous:  
ex 4401  11 00 
– – Non-coniferous:  
ex 4401  12 00 
– Wood in chips or particles:  
– – Coniferous:  
ex 4401  21 00 
– – Non-coniferous:  
--- Other, than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)  : 
ex 4401 22 90  
– 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, stain s, creosote or other preservatives:  
– – Coniferous:  
ex 4403  11 00 
– – 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 Canada, United 
Kingdom (1), 
United States, 
Viet Nam 111 
 preservatives:  
– – Other, coniferous:  
ex 4403  25 10 
ex 4403  25 90 
ex 4403  26 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:  
– – Other, of non -coniferous:  
ex 4403  99 00 
Split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
– Coniferous:  
ex 4404  10 00 
– Non-coniferous:  
ex 4404  20 00 
Railway or tramway sleepers (cross -ties) of wood:  
– Not impregnated:  
– – Coniferous:  
ex 4406  11 00 
– – Non-coniferous:  
ex 4406  12 00 
– Other (than not impregnated):  
– – Coniferous:  
ex 4406  91 00 
– – Non-coniferous  
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: 
– Coniferous:  
ex 4407  19 10 
ex 4407  19 20 
ex 4407  19 90 
– – Of maple ( Acer  spp.):  
4407  93 10 
4407  93 91 
4407  93 99 112 
 – – Of other:  
ex 4407  99 27 
ex 4407  99 40 
ex 4407  99 90 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6  mm: 
– Coniferous:  
ex 4408  10 15 
ex 4408  10 91 
ex 4408  10 98 
– Other:  
ex 4408  90 15 
ex 4408 90 35 
ex 4408  90 85 
ex 4408  90 95 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, w hether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
--- Non-coniferous, other:  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
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 
Artocarpus chaplasha 
Roxb. ,  Artocarpus 
heterophyllus, 
Artocarpus integer 
(Thunb.) Merr. , Alnus 
formosana Makino , 
Bombax malabaricum 
DC., Broussonetia Fuel wood, in logs, in billets, in twigs, in faggots or in similar 
forms; wood in chips or particles; sawdust and woo d 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  Afghanistan, 
Bahrain, 
Bangladesh, 
Bhutan, Brunei 
Darussalam, 
Cambodia, China, 
Democratic 
Peoples Republic 113 
 papyrifera (L.) Vent. , 
Broussonetia kazinoki 
Siebold , Caesalpinia 
japonica Siebold & 
Zucc. ,  Cajanus cajan 
(L.) Huth , Camellia 
sinensis (L.) Kuntze , 
Camellia oleífera 
C.Abel , Castanea 
Mill. , Celtis sinensis 
Pers. , Cercis chinensis 
Bunge , Chaenomeles 
sinensis (Thouin) 
Koehne,  Cinnamomum 
camphora (L.) J.Presl,  
Citrus L., Cornus 
kousa Bürger ex Hanse,  
Crataegus cordata 
Aiton,  Cunninghamia 
lanceolata (Lamb.) 
Hook.,  Dalbergia L.f., 
Debregeasia edulis 
(Siebold & Zucc.) 
Wedd.,  Debregeasia 
hypoleuca (Hochst. ex 
Steud.) Wedd.,  
Diospyros  kaki L., 
Enkianthus perulatus 
(Miq.) C.K.Schneid.,  
Eriobotrya japonica 
(Thunb.) Lindl.,  Fagus 
crenata Blume,  Ficus 
L., Firmiana simplex 
(L.) W.Wight,  
Gleditsia japonica 
Miq.,  Hovenia dulcis 
Thunb.,  Juglans regia 
L., Lagerstroemia 
indica L., Maclura 
tricus pidata Carrière,  
Maclura pomifera 
(Raf.) C.K.Schneid.,  
Malus Mill.,  Melia 
azedarach L., Morus - Wood in chips or particles:  
-- Non-coniferous:  
--- Other (than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.))  
ex 4401 22 90  
- 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:  
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:  
-- Of beech ( Fagus  spp.):  
ex 4403 93 00  
ex 4403 94 00  
 
-- Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
ex 4403 97 00  
 
-- Other:  
ex 4403 99 00  
 
Split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4404 20 00  
 
Railway or tramway sleepers (cross -ties) of wood:  
- Not impregnated:  
-- Non-coniferous:  of Korea, India, 
Indonesia, Iraq, 
Islamic Republic 
of Iran, Japan,  
Jordan, 
Kazakhstan, 
Kuwait, 
Kyrgyzstan, Lao 
People’s 
Democratic 
Republic, 
Lebanon, 
Malaysia, 
Maldives, 
Mongolia, 
Myanmar, Nepal, 
Oman, Pakistan, 
Philippines, 
Qatar, Republic of 
Korea, Republic 
of Moldova, 
Russia (only the 
following parts: 
Far Eastern 
Feder al District 
(Dalnevostochny 
federalny okrug), 
Siberian Federal 
District (Sibirsky 
federalny okrug), 
and Ural Federal 
District (Uralsky 
federalny okrug)), 
Saudi Arabia, 
Singapore, Sri 
Lanka, Syrian 
Arab Republic, 
Tajikistan, 
Thailand, Timor -
Leste, 
Turkmenis tan, 
United Arab 
Emirates,  
Uzbekistan, Viet 114 
 L., Platanus x 
hispanica Mill. ex 
Münchh.,  Platycarya 
strobilaceae Siebold & 
Zucc.,  Populus L., 
Prunus spp, Pterocarya 
rhoifolia Siebold & 
Zucc.,  Pterocarya 
steno ptera C.DC.,  
Punica granatum L., 
Pyrus spp.,  Robinia 
pseudoacacia L., Salix 
L., Sapium sebiferum 
(L.) Roxb.,  Schima 
superba Gardner & 
Champ.,  Sophora 
japonica L., Spiraea 
thunbergii Siebold ex 
Blume,  Trema 
amboinensis (Willd.) 
Blume,  Trema 
orientale (L.) Blume,  
Ulmus L., Vernicia 
fordii (Hemsl.) Airy 
Shaw,  Villebrunea 
pedunculata Shirai,  
Xylosma G.Forst.,  and 
Zelkova serrata 
(Thunb.) Makino  ex 4406 12 00  
- Other (than not impregnated):  
-- Non-coniferous  
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:  
- Other (than coniferous or tropical wood):  
-- Of beech ( Fagus  spp.):  
ex 4407 92 00  
 
-- Of cherry ( Prunus  spp.):  
--- Planed; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4407 94 10  
--- Other:  
ex 4407 94 9 1 
ex 4407 94 99  
 
-- Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
--- Planed; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4407 97 10  
--- Other:  
ex 4407 97 91  
ex 4407 97 99  
 
-- Other:  
--- Planed; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4407 99 27  
--- Other:  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointe d, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6 mm:  
- Other (than coniferous or tropical wood):  Nam, and Yemen  115 
 -- Planed; sanded; end -jointed whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4408 90 15  
-- Other:  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parq uet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
- Non-coniferous:  
-- Other (than o f bamboo or tropical wood):  
--- Other (than mouldings for frames for paintings, photographs, 
mirrors or similar objects):  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
 
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  
 
Acer L., Betula L., 
Elaeagnus L., Fraxinus 
L., Gleditsia L., 
Juglans L., Malus 
Mill.,  Morus L., 
Platanus L., Populus 
L., Prunus L., Pyrus L., 
Quercus L., Robinia L., 
Salix L., and Ulmus L., 
including wood which 
has not kept its natural 
round surface, but 
excluding sawdust and 
shavings  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:  
--- Other (than of eucalyptus ( Eucaly ptus spp.)):  Afghanistan, 
India,  
Islamic Republic 
of Iran, 
Kyrgyzstan, 
Pakistan, 
Tajikistan, 
Turkmenistan, 
and  Uzbekistan’  116 
 ex 4401 22 90  
 
- Sawdust and wood waste and scrap, not agglomerated:  
-- 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:  
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:  
-- of oak ( Quercus  spp.):  
4403 91 00  
 
-- of birch ( Betula  spp.):  
4403 95 10  
4403 95 90  
4403 96 00   
 
-- of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4403 97 00  
 
-- other (than Quercus , Betula , Populus ): 
ex 4403 99 00  
 
Split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4404 20 00  
 
 
Railway or tramway sleepers (cross -ties) of wood:  
- Not impregnated:  117 
 -- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4406 12 00  
- Other (than not impregnated):  
-- Non-coniferous:  
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:  
-- of oak ( Quercus  spp.):  
4407 91 15  
4407 91 31  
4407 91 39  
4407 91 90  
 
-- of maple ( Acer  spp.):  
4407 93 10  
4407 93 91  
4407 93 99  
 
-- of cherry ( Prunus  spp.):  
4407 94 10  
4407 94 91  
4407 94 99  
 
 
-- of ash ( Fraxinus  spp.):  
4407 95 10  
4407 95 91  
4407 95 99  
 
-- of birch ( Betula  spp.):  
4407 96 10  
4407 96 91  
4407 96 99  
 
-- of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4407 97 10  118 
 4407 97 91  
4407 97 99  
 
-- Other:  
--- Planed; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4407 99 27  
--- Other:  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or n ot 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6 mm:  
- Other (than coniferous or of tropical wood)  
-- Planed; sanded; end -joined, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4408 90 15  
-- Other:  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
- Non-coniferous:  
-- Other (than of bamboo or tropical wood):  
--- Other (than mouldings for frames for paintings, photographs, 
mirrors or similar objects):  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
 
 
Casks, barrels, vats, tubs and other coopers' products and parts 
thereof, of wood, including staves:  
ex 4416 00 00  119 
  
Prefabricated buildings of wood:  
ex 9406 10 00  
 
Wood of Castanea 
Mill.,  Castanopsis (D. 
Don) Spach  and 
Quercus L. 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:  
--- Other (than of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.)):  
ex 4401 22 90  
- 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:  
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:  
-- Of oak ( Quercus  spp.):  
4403 91 00  
 
-- Other:  
ex 4403 99 00  China, 
Democratic 
People’s Republic 
of Korea, 
Republic of 
Korea, Russia, 
Taiwan and Viet 
Nam  120 
  
Split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but not sawn 
lengthwise:  
- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4404 20 00  
 
Railway or tramway sleepers (cross -ties) of wood:  
- Not impregnated:  
-- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4406 12 00  
- Other (than not impregnated):  
-- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4406 9 2 00 
 
Wood sawn or chipped lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or 
not planed, sanded or end -jointed, of a thickness exceeding 6 mm:  
-- Of oak (Quercus spp.):  
--- Sanded; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
4407 91 15  
--- Other:  
4407 91 31  
4407 91 39  
4407 91 90  
 
-- Other:  
--- Planed; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4407 99 27  
--- Other:  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slicing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6 mm:  
- Other (than coniferous or of tropical wood)  
-- Planed; sanded; end -joined, whether or not planed or sanded:  121 
 ex 4408 90 15  
-- Other:  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V -jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
- Non-coniferous:  
-- Other (than of bamboo or tropical wood):  
--- Other (than mouldings for frames for paintings, photographs, 
mirrors or similar objects):  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29  99 
 
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  
 
Wood of   Acacia Mill.,  
Acer buergerianum 
Miq.,  Acer 
macrophyllum Pursh,  
Acer negundo L., Acer 
palmatum Thunb.,  Acer 
paxii Franch.,  Acer 
pseudoplatanus L., 
Aesculus californica 
(Spach) Nutt.,  
Ailanthus altissima 
(Mill.) Swingle,  Albizia 
falcate Backer ex 
Merr.,  Albizia 
julibrissin Durazz.,   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 10  
ex 4401 22 90  Third countries’  
 
 122 
 Alectryon excelsus 
Gärtn.,  Alnus 
rhombifolia Nutt.,  
Archontophoenix 
cunninghamiana H. 
Wendl. & Drude,  
Artocarpus integer 
(Thunb.) Merr.,  
Azadirachta indica A. 
Juss.,  Baccharis 
salicina Torr. & 
A.Gray,  Bauhinia 
variegata L., 
Brachychiton discolor 
F.Muell.,  Brachychiton 
populneus R.Br.,  
Camellia semiserrata 
C.W.Chi,  Camellia 
sinensis (L.) Kuntze,  
Canarium commune L.,  
Castanospermum 
australe 
A.Cunningham & 
C.Fraser,  Cercidium 
floridum Benth. ex 
A.Gray,  Cercidium 
sonorae Rose & 
I.M.Johnst.,   Cocculus 
laurifolius DC., 
Combretum kraussii 
Hochst.,  Cupaniopsis 
anacardioides 
(A.Rich.) Radlk.,  
Dombeya cacuminum 
Hochr.,  Erythrina 
corallodendron L., 
Erythrina coralloides 
Moc. & Sessé ex DC.,  
Erythrina falcata 
Bent h., Erythrina fusca 
Lour.,  Eucalyptus 
ficifolia F.Müll.,  Fagus 
crenata Blume,  Ficus  
L., Gleditsia  
- Sawdust and wood waste and scrap, not agglomerated:  
-- 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:  
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:  
-- Of oak ( Quercus  spp.):  
4403 91 00  
 
-- Of beech ( Fagus  spp.):  
4403 92 00  
 
-- Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4403 97 00  
 
-- Of eucalyptus ( Eucalyptus  spp.):  
4403 98 00  
 
-- Other:  
ex 4403 99 00  
 
Split poles; piles, pickets and stakes of wood, pointed but  not sawn 
lengthwise:  
- Non-coniferous:  
ex 4404 20 00  
 
Railway or tramway sleepers (cross -ties) of wood:  
- Not impregnated:  
-- Non-coniferous:  123 
 triacanthos L., Hevea 
brasiliensis (Willd. ex 
A.Juss) Muell.Arg.,  
Howea forsteriana 
(F.Müller) Becc.,  Ilex 
cornuta Lindl. & 
Paxton,  Inga vera 
Willd.,  Jacarand a 
mimosifolia D.Don,  
Koelreuteria bipinnata 
Franch.,  Liquidambar 
styraciflua L., 
Magnolia grandiflora 
L., Magnolia 
virginiana L., Mimosa 
bracaatinga Hoehne,  
Morus alba L., 
Parkinsonia aculeata 
L., Persea americana 
Mill.,   Pithecellobium 
lobatum Benth.,  
Platanus x hispanica 
Mill. ex Münchh.,  
Platanus mexicana 
Torr.,  Platanus 
occidentalis L.,  
Platanus orientalis L., 
Platanus racemosa 
Nutt.,  Podalyria 
calyptrata Willd.,  
Populus fremontii 
S.Watson,  Populus 
nigra L., Populus 
trichocarpa Torr. & 
A.Gray ex Ho ok., 
Prosopis articulata 
S.Watson,  Protium 
serratum Engl.,  
Psoralea pinnata L., 
Pterocarya stenoptera 
C.DC.,  Quercus 
agrifolia Née, Quercus 
calliprinos Webb.,  
Quercus chrysolepis ex 4406 12 00  
- Other (than not impregnated):  
-- Non-coniferous:  
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:  
-- Of oak (Quercus spp.):  
4407 91 15  
4407 91 31  
4407 91 39  
4407 91 90  
 
-- Of beech ( Fagus  spp.):  
4407 92 00  
 
-- Of maple ( Acer  spp.):  
4407 93 10  
4407 93 91  
4407 93 99  
 
-- Of poplar and aspen ( Populus  spp.):  
4407 97 10  
4407 97 91  
4407 97 99  
 
-- Other:  
--- Planed; end -jointed, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4407 99 27  
--- Other:  
ex 4407 99 40  
ex 4407 99 90  
 
Sheets for veneering (including those obtained by slic ing 
laminated wood), for plywood or for similar laminated wood and 
other wood, sawn lengthwise, sliced or peeled, whether or not 
planed, sanded, spliced or end -jointed, of a thickness not 
exceeding 6 mm:  124 
 Liebm,  Quercus 
engelmannii Greene,  
Quercus ithaburensis 
Dence,  Quercus lobata  
Née, Quercus palustris 
Marshall,  Quercus 
robur L., Quercus 
suber L., Ricinus 
communis L., Salix 
alba L., Salix 
babylonica L., Salix 
gooddingii C.R.Ball,  
Salix laevigata Bebb,  
Salix mucronata Thnb.,  
Shorea robusta 
C.F.Gaertn.,  Spathodea 
campanulata P.Beauv ., 
Spondias dulcis 
Parkinson,  Tamarix 
ramosissima Kar. ex 
Boiss.,  Virgilia 
oroboides subsp.  
ferrugine B.-E.van 
Wyk,  Wisteria 
floribunda (Willd.) DC.  
and Xylosma avilae 
Sleumer  - Other (than coniferous or of tropical wood)  
-- Planed; sanded; end -joined, whether or not planed or sanded:  
ex 4408 90 15  
-- Other:  
ex 4408 90 35  
ex 4408 90 85  
ex 4408 90 95  
 
Wood (including strips and friezes for parquet flooring, not 
assembled) continuously shaped (tongued, grooved, rebated, 
chamfered, V-jointed, beaded, moulded, rounded or the like) along 
any of its edges, ends or faces, whether or not planed, sanded or 
end-jointed:  
- Non-coniferous  : 
-- Other (than of bamboo or tropical wood):  
--- Other (than mouldings for frames for paintings, photogr aphs, 
mirrors or similar objects):  
ex 4409 29 91  
ex 4409 29 99  
 
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  
 
 
(1)  In accordance with the Agreement on the withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great 
 Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union and the European Atomic 
 Energy Community, and in particular Article 5(4) of the Protocol on Ireland/Northern 
 Ireland i n conjunction with Annex 2 to that Protocol, for the purposes of this Annex, 
 references to the United Kingdom do not include Northern Ireland.’;  
  
(b) Part B is amended as follows:  
 (i) the heading is replaced by the following:  
‘List of plants, as well as  the respective third countries of their origin or dispatch, 
for which, pursuant to Article 73 of Regulation (EU) 2016/2031, phytosanitary 
certificates are required for their introduction into the Union territory’;  125 
  (ii) in the second column, in the second  entry (‘ Cut flowers and flower buds … ’), 
between the heading of the entry and the code ‘0603 15 00’, the following code is 
inserted:  
‘0603 11 00’;  
 (iii) in th e third entry (‘ Foliage, branches and … ’), the heading of the entry is 
replaced by the followin g: 
‘Foliage, branches and other parts of plants, without flowers or flower buds, and 
grasses, mosses, not lichens, being goods of a kind suitable for bouquets or for 
ornamental purposes, fresh:’;  
(iv) in the fifth entry (‘ Cabbages,… ’), between the codes ‘0704 10 00’ and ‘0704 
90 10’, the following code is inserted:  
‘0704 20 00’;  
 (v) in the eleventh entry (‘ Brazil nuts, … ’), the heading of the entry is replaced by 
the following:  
‘Brazil nuts and cashew nuts, whole, fresh in the green husk, also for sowing:’  
 (vi) in the twelfth entry (‘ Other nuts, … ’) the heading of the entry is replaced by 
the following:  
‘Other nuts, whole, fresh in the green husk, also for sowing:’;  
 (vii) after the entry ‘Bay leaves, fresh ex 0910 99 50’, ,  the following text is 
inserted :  
‘Seeds of wheat and meslin:  
1001 11 00  
1001 91 10  
1001 91 20  
1001 91 90  
 
Seed of rye:  
1002 10 00’;  
 (viii) in the entry ‘Buckwheat, millet and canary seed, other cereals, seed for 
sowing, the following code is inserted between the codes ‘ex 1008 50 00’ and ‘ex 
1008 90 00’:  
 ‘ex 1008 60 00’;  
 
(10) Annex XII is amended as follows:  
(a) in point 4,  the third row is deleted;  
(b) in point 6, the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ are replaced by ‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
 
(11) Annex XIII is amended as follows:  
(a) after point 4, the following new point is inserted:  
‘4.1 Wood of Chionanthus virginicus L., Fraxinus  L., Juglans ailantifolia  
Carr., Juglans mandshurica  Maxim., Ulmus davidiana  Planch. and Pterocarya 126 
 rhoifolia  Siebold & Zucc., as referred to in point 27 of Annex  VIII to this 
Regulation.’;  
(b) points 10 and 11 are replaced by the following:  
‘10. Seed, where its movement is carried out within the scope of application of 
Directive 98/56/EC, and for which specific RNQPs have been listed in accordance 
with Article 37(2) o f Regulation (EU) 2016/2031 in Annex IV, of:  
- Allium L., 
- Capsicum annuum L., 
- Helianthus annuus L. 
 
11. Seed, where its movement is carried out within the scope of application of 
Directives 98/56/EC or 2008/90/EC, and for which specific RNQPs have been  
listed in accordance with Article 37(2) of Regulation (EU) 2016/2031 in Annex 
IV, of:  
- Prunus armeniaca  L.,  
- Prunus cerasus  L.,  
- Prunus domestica  L.,  
- Prunus dulcis  (Mill.) D. A. Webb,  
- Prunus persica  (L.) Batsch,  
- Prunus salicina  Lindley.;  
 
(c) the following point is added after point 11:  
‘12. Seed, where its movement is carried out within the scope of application of 
Directives 98/56/EC, 99/105/EC or 2008/90/EC, and for which specific RNQPs 
have been listed in accordance with Article 37(2) of Reg ulation (EU) 2016/2031 
in Annex IV, of:  
- Prunus avium  L.’. 
 
 
(12) Annex XIV is amended as follows:  
(a) point 1 is replaced by the following:  
‘Plants of Abies  Mill., Larix  Mill., Picea  A. Dietr., Pinus  L. and Pseudotsuga  
Carr., other than seeds.’;  
(b) in point 2,  the words ‘ Ficus  L.,’ and ‘ Platanus  L.,’ are deleted;  
(c) point 3 is replaced by the following:  
‘3. Plants, other than fruit and seeds, of Amelanchier  Med., Castanea  Mill., 
Chaenomeles  Lindl., Cotoneaster  Ehrh., Crataegus  L., Cydonia  Mill., 
Eriobotrya  Lindl.,  Eucalyptus  L'Herit., Malus  Mill., Mespilus  L., Photinia 
davidiana  (Dcne.) Cardot, Pyracantha  Roem., Pyrus  L. and Vitis L.’; 
(d) point 9 is replaced by the following:  
‘9. Seeds of Beta vulgaris  L., Castanea  Mill., Gossypium  L. and Mangifera  L.’; 127 
 (e) in point 11(b)  first indent, the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ are replaced by 
‘conifers (Pinopsida)’;  
(f) in point 12, the words ‘conifers (Pinales)’ are replaced by ‘conifers 
(Pinopsida)’.