UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY AND PLANT QUARANTINE «r»ARP WASHINGTON 25, D. Cc rv&?iJ*^ &Jf^^ B. E. P. Q. 511, Supplement No. 1 March 11, 19^8 PLANT QUARANTINE IMPORT RESTRICTIONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF CHILE IMPORTATION OF FRESH FRUITS AND CUT FLOWERS PROHIBITED Ministry of Agriculture, Decree No, 1,127, November 28, 19^7. (Note: By a Ministerial Decree No, 1,127, November 28, 19^7, Chile has revoked the exception accorded California fruit from the prohibition of Decree No, 12, September 1930, on account of the presence of the ori- ental fruit moth in that state 6 The ruling of the Minister of Agriculture as reported by the American Consul in Santiago, October 28, 1930 in the paragraph FRESH FRUITS FROM THE UNITED STATES on page 13, B*E0P.Q„ -511 has been revoked also by Decree No, 1,127. Other articles of Decree No. 12, including specifically Article 5 on page 12, remain in force, ) By the above decree, Chile prohibits the importation into that coun- try of all fresh fruits and cut flowers, except bananas, pineapples, co- conuts and dates from Ecuador, Panama and Peru, certain plants from Ecuador, avocados from Peru, fruits and vegetables from Tacna in Peru to Arica, and fruit for consumption in the Magallanes region. The purpose of the decree is to diminish the possibility of introducing into Chile certain insects and plant diseases, including the oriental fruit moth (Grapholitha molesta Busck) from California,, REVOCATION OF PREVIOUS ARTICLES Decree No. 1,127 revokes Articles 2, 3, and h of Decree No, 12, Sep- tember k, 1930, which excepted fresh fruits from California from the gen- eral prohibition of that decree, (See pages 11 and 12, B0EoP,Q. -511 ) FRUIT FOR CONSUMPTION PERMITTED IN MAGALLANES Fruits intended for consumption in Magallanes, Natales, and Tierra del Fuego, are permitted entry under the same condition as those set forth in Article 5 of Decree No„ 12 of September h, 1930, (See page 12, B.E,P.Q,-5H) Chief, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine V UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA