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APHIS Releases List of Fruit and Veg Names for PGA Message Set
August 10, 2022 |USDA

The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service released a new list of fruit and vegetable names to use for verifying spellings in ACE filings using the agency’s PGA message set, it said Aug. 9. “The list provides genus, species, subspecies, and variety names (PG05) along with corresponding common names (PG17),” APHIS said. “This list does not represent commodities that may or may not be admissible but provides the acceptable spellings for listed names and provides the corresponding Integrated Taxonomic Information Systems (ITIS) Taxonomic Serial Number (TSN),” the agency said. “This list is not all-encompassing; if the genus, species, subspecies, or variety does not appear on this list, use the format that appears on the associated phytosanitary certificate and commercial invoice.”

Topics:Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
NMFS Seeks Comments on Pontential Automation of Fish Import Certirficate in ACE
July 22, 2022 |Commerce Dept.

The National Marine Fisheries Service seeks comments on the potential automation of the submission of Certification of Admissibility data for fish imports in ACE, it said in an advance notice of proposed rulemaking released July 22. The agency seeks “input from stakeholders and interested parties on the reporting and recordkeeping burden of the certification of admissibility, on the procedures for using certification in the entry filing process, and on ways to reduce the reporting burden and expedite release of admissible shipments through use of the ACE single window portal,” it said.