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Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Division
CPDPD has updated requirements for moving bulk citrus
fruit from Asian citrus psyllid quarantine zones
Effective March 12, 2024, the Citrus Pest and Disease Prevention Division
(CPDPD) has updated the requirements for moving bulk citrus fruit from an Asian
citrus psyllid (ACP) quarantine zone to a packer/processor in a Huanglongbing
(HLB) quarantine area. Citrus fruit may now be moved from any ACP quarantine
zone to an HLB quarantine area for packing or processing without a mitigation,
such as a pre-harvest treatment or field cleaning. One mitigation was previously
required.
Listed below are some examples of potential bulk citrus movement that is now
allowed without mitigation, per the CPDPD's Citrus Grower/Grove Manager
Information page:
¡Ü Tulare County to HLB quarantine zone in Riverside County
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