Market expansion of sweet potato roots from Korea
Summary
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has published a notice regarding the expansion of market access for sweet potato roots originating from Korea. This action allows for the importation of sweet potatoes from Korea into the United States.
What changed
The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has issued a notice to expand market access for sweet potato roots from Korea into the United States. This action is based on a pest risk analysis that identified specific phytosanitary measures to mitigate the risks associated with importing sweet potato roots from Korea.
This notice primarily affects importers and agricultural firms involved in the trade of sweet potatoes. While no specific compliance deadline is mentioned, entities wishing to import sweet potato roots from Korea should review the phytosanitary measures outlined in the full document to ensure compliance with APHIS regulations. This change opens a new market for Korean sweet potato exporters and potentially increases the variety of sweet potatoes available to US consumers.
What to do next
- Review APHIS pest risk analysis for sweet potato roots from Korea.
- Ensure compliance with specified phytosanitary measures for importation.
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