The ACIR team will use this feedback to enhance the system and optimize the user experience. Visit the “Feedback” tab to send suggestions directly to the ACIR team. Propagative plants and seeds from the Plants for Planting Manualĭuring the beta testing period, the ACIR team appreciates comments on your user experience and welcomes feedback and suggestions for improvements.Processed fruits and vegetables (from the Miscellaneous and Processed Products Manual).Fresh fruits and vegetables (from FAVIR).This beta version includes import requirements for: New content is added daily, so feel free to check back regularly. Go to the “Help” tab to view short videos on using ACIR.

For your convenience, click here to download the Adobe Reader software.ĪPHIS Agricultural Commodity Import Requirements Search Tool (beta version)Ĭommodity Import Requirements (ACIR) search tool! Use ACIR to search for import requirements for a variety of agricultural commodities. Each manual on the list contains a short description, the size of the file, and the date the file was last modified or updated. The manuals are in PDF format. The Manuals are categorized into two areas: Commodity Import and Export Programs and Domestic Program and Emergency Response Manuals. This Web site contains Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ) manuals in electronic format. Certificates should be legible and include APHIS-required statements. Acceptable phytosanitary certificates include scanned copies of original certificates, electronic certificates created through a participating country’s ePhyto system, or signed paper forms. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will accept electronically produced versions of phytosanitary certificates, through March 31, 2022. To help facilitate the clearance of imported plants and plant products during the COVID-19 emergency, APHIS and U.S. APHIS Will Continue To Accept Electronic Phytosanitary Certificates and Forms through March 31, 2022

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