Development Of New Export Markets For Australian Asparagus In The Middle East And Europe
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20 July 2012Project Code
Short Summary
This research project was conducted to identify potential export market issues arising from pesticide MRL disparities and to develop risk management options to aid in avoiding potential residue violations.
Year Published
2011
Project Provider
AKC Consulting Pty Ltd
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This project examined the risks of pesticide residue non-compliance for 11 crops, e.g., beans, beetroot, broccoli, cabbages, capsicums, carrots, cauliflower, celery, leeks, lettuce, and sweet corn. The project objective was to identify pest management options which could aid exports of Australian vegetable in achieving compliance with importing country standards. This was addressed, firstly through the provision of information on current pesticide related standards and secondly, where disparities existed by identifying alternative pesticide options that could assist in exports conforming to importer standards.
Project report
Pests diseases and biosecurity
International trade and markets
Chemicals & pesticides
