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Chile's Agriculture and livestock Service (SAG) has issued Phytosanitary requirements for vessels entering the country to prevent Asian Lymantria dispar and Japanese Lymantria dispar, or Gipsy Moth (AGM), which are widely found in East Asia including Japan and Russia.
The requirements, which will take effect in February 2014, will be applied to vessels that arrive from ports located in the North East and Far East Asia, between 60 and 20 degrees North latitude and those that have docked or remained during the female flight period (July 1 - Sept 30).
