Regulation No. 95 of 2005 of Minister of Agriculture on List of Plants, Plant Products and Other Objects Which May Be Conveyed from Third Countries to Estonia Pursuant to Simplified Procedure, Quantities in which their Transport is Permitted, and Simplified Procedure for Transport Thereof from Third Countries to Estonia

List of plants, plant products and other objects which may be conveyed from third countries to Estonia pursuant to simplified procedure, quantities in which their transport is permitted, and simplified procedure for transport thereof from third countries to Estonia Approved by Regulation No 95 of the Minister of Agriculture of 20 September 2005 (RTL1 2005, 99, 1508), entered into force 1.10.2005 Amended by the following Regulation (date, number, Riigi Teataja2 citation and date of entry into force): 05.05.2008 no 43 (RTL 2008, 36, 524) 11.05.2008 The Regulation is established on the basis of subsection 39 (2) of the Plant Protection Act. § 1. Scope of application This Regulation establishes the list of plants, plant products and other objects which may be conveyed from third countries to Estonia pursuant to the simplified procedure, the quantities in which their transport is permitted, and the simplified procedure for transport thereof from third countries to Estonia. § 2. List of plants, plant products and other objects which may be conveyed from third countries to Estonia pursuant to simplified procedure (1) The following may be conveyed to Estonia pursuant to the simplified procedure without a phytosanitary certificate and for other than marketing purposes: 1) plants, plant products and other objects intended for personal consumption imported as a part of travellers’ personal luggage; 2) seed and vegetative propagating material in the quantities designated by the registrar of the state Plant Varieties Register in order to conduct the official trials provided for in the Plant Propagation and Plant Variety Rights Act; [RTL 2008, 36, 524 – entered into force 11.05.2008] 3) plants, plant products and other objects intended for personal consumption of the diplomatic staff and administrative staff of foreign diplomatic representations in Estonia, consular posts, special missions, representations of international organisations in Estonia and their family members; 4) product samples of plants, plant products and other objects with the total weight not exceeding 10 kg, other than seeds and plant propagating material. (2) The following is prohibited to be conveyed to Estonia pursuant to the simplified procedure: 1) the following host plants of fire blight (Erwiniaamylovora) and their pollen: shadbush (AmelanchierMed.), flowering quince (ChaenomelesLindl.), cotoneaster (CotoneasterEhrh.), hawthorn (Crataegus L.), quince (CydoniaMill.), loquot (EriobotryaLindl.), apple tree (MalusMill.), mespilus (Mespilus L.), firethorn (PyracanthaRoem.) pear tree (Pyrus L.), mountain ash (Sorbus L.) and Chinesephotinia (Photiniadavidiana (Dcne.)); 2) potatoes for consumption and seed potatoes; 3) soil and compost; 4) cut flowers and pot plants of the genera of arctic daisy (Dendranthema (DC.) DesMoul.) and pink (Dianthus L.) from the family of Orchidaceae originating from outside the European countries; [RTL 2008, 36, 524 – entered into force 11.05.2008] 5) plants of the genera of citrus (Citrus L.), kumquat (FortunellaSwingle), poncirus (PoncirusRaf.) and the hybrids thereof and of the genera of grape (Vitis L.). [RTL 2008, 36, 524 – entered into force 11.05.2008] § 3. Quantities of plants, plant products and other objects which may be conveyed from third countries to Estonia pursuant to simplified procedure The following may be conveyed to Estonia pursuant to the simplified procedure: 1) up to 5 plants, including trees and bushes; 2) up to 3 kg of citruses; 3) up to 5 kg of other fresh fruits or vegetables or fruits and vegetables together; 4) up to 20 cut flowers or branches or cut flowers and branches together or one bunch or wreath made of cut flowers or branches or both of them; 5) up to 5 house flowers; 6) up to 2 kg of flower bulbs or corms or flower bulbs and corms together; 7) up to 5 sales packages of seeds weighing five grams each. § 4. Entry into force of Regulation This Regulation enters into force on 1 October 2005. 1 RTL = Riigi Teataja Lisa = Appendix to the State Gazette 2 Riigi Teataja = the State Gazette