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Spain: Eased phytosanitary regulations for greenhouse peppers

The Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Environment, has mitigated the phytosanitary regulations for the period from July 2 to October 30, regarding greenhouse peppers.

In this period the use of a specified agent against the moth 'Florida-owl' will be permitted as part of the integrated control of this pest in the greenhouses of Andalusia.

Source: hortoinfo

Publication date: Thu 18 Jul 2013

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