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of <h1>India's Finance Ministry Enforces Phytosanitary Rules for Food Grain Imports: Compliance with Plant Quarantine Order, 2003 Essential.</h1> The circular from the Indian Ministry of Finance outlines the enforcement of phytosanitary requirements for the import of food grains into India. It mandates pest risk analysis and compliance with the Plant Quarantine Order, 2003, before customs clearance. The circular highlights instances of non-compliance and emphasizes strict adherence to these requirements, with consignments needing approval from Plant Quarantine authorities. Annexure A details specific phytosanitary conditions for various grains, including wheat, rice, peas, chickpeas, and pigeon peas, outlining necessary fumigation procedures and pest-free declarations. Compliance instructions are to be issued to field formations, with difficulties reported to the Board.
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