Last week the Australian Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) sent an urgent advice to importers of USA origin seed...

I am thrilled to be one of the newest USDA National Seed Health System Accredited Entities. If you or your organization need seed...

Systems Approach – an alternative to consignment-by-consignment phytosanitary certification

Navigating the global business landscape can be difficult. Here are seven tips your overseas business partners want you to know.

Save time, money, and improve efficiencies by becoming accredited with the National Seed Health System.

Most US seed exporters trade "per ISF Rules” however they are often misunderstood. Here are some of the most misinterpreted ISF Rules.

Additional Declarations, required by many importing countries, must meet certain criteria before certification.

A Phytosanitary Certificate (Phyto) is required for most seed exports regardless of species, shipment size, and country of destination. ...

Phytosanitary Certificates (Phytos) are required for nearly all seed exports regardless of destination, species or size of export.

Most seed exports are screened for both Seed Quality and Seed Health. It’s crucial to understand the difference between the two and how...

Does your export require an import permit.