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Georgia blocks entry of 10,000 cut flowers from Armenia over pest concerns

Georgian authorities have denied entry to a shipment of 10,000 cut flowers from Armenia due to phytosanitary violations.

According to the Georgian Revenue Service, the flowers were stopped at the Sadakhlo-Sautomobilo customs checkpoint. Border inspection revealed insect damage on the plants, making the shipment non-compliant with national phytosanitary standards.

As per government regulations, the affected goods must be returned to the country of origin.

Source: arka.am

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