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APHIS Proposes to Allow Importation of Two Unshu Orange Hybrids From South Korea

The Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service is proposing to amend its regulations to allow importation of two types of Unshu orange hybrids from South Korea. Currently, only the Swingle variety of Unshu orange is allowed to be imported into the United States from South Korea. The agency’s proposed rule would allow the Shiranuhi and Setoka unshu hybrids, subject to the same conditions in place for the Swingle variety. APHIS would also clarify that all unshu oranges from South Korea, including the Swingle variety, must be imported in commercial consignments. Comments are due Sept. 29.

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(Federal Register 07/29/14)