For commercial treatment and certification of susceptible fruit:
Map of 15km suspension zone

More information about the Daw Park outbreak...  

Draft Plant Health Bill
Proposals to update and replace the current Fruit and Plant Protection Act 1992  to minimise the potential for declared plant pests and diseases to be introduced. Read more about the draft Bill...

Languages Other Than English
If you need information translated, and you live in South Australia, please contact the Telephone Interpreter Service (TIS) on 13 14 50 and ask the interpreter to telephone Service SA on 13 23 24.

For more information about this translation service go to the Service SA web site

IVCA Manual

The Import Verification Compliance Agreement Manual (.PDF) 236KB  describes the principles of operation, standards required and the responsibliteis and practices of personnel and the relationship between a 'business' and 'Primary industries and Resources SA (PIRSA)'.

Appendix 1 - Application for Accreditation (.PDF) 64KB
Application for Accreditation for an Import Verification Compliance Agreement (IVCA) arrangement. 

Appendix 2 - Plant Health Certificate (PHC) (.PDF) 9KB
Example of a Plant Health Certificate (PHC) for interstate movement of plant material issued by an authorised officer of a Department of Agriculture in another State or Territory.

Appendix 3 - Plant Health Assurance Certificate (PHAC) (.PDF) 39KB
Example of a Plant Health Assurance Certificate (PHAC) issued by an authorised signatory of a business ICA accredited in another State or Territory

Appendix 3A - Exporter’s Declaration – Leafy Vegetables (.PDF) 37KB
Example of an 'Exporter’s Declaration' – Leafy Vegetables issued by the Western Australia Department of Agriculture

Appendix 4 - Plant Quarantine Standard (PQS) (.PDF) 667KB
Plant Health Quarantine Standard is an alpha/numerical index of plant material, equipment and soil, which may enter South Australia under appropriate conditions.

Appendix 4A - Declaration of Disease (.PDF) 7KB
Declaration of Disease list is those declared diseases for the purposes of the Fruit and Plant Protection Act, 1992.

Appendix 5 - Plant Health Certificate/Split Consignment (.PDF) 12KB
Example of a Plant Health Certificate for Interstate Movement of a 'SPLIT CONSIGNMENT’ of Plant Material issued by an authorised officer of a Department for Agriculture in another State or Territory.

Appendix 6 - Plant Health Certificate/Reconsignment (.PDF) 40KB
Example of a Plant Health Assurance Certificate for Interstate Movement of a 'RECONSIGNMENT of Whole Consignment OR a SPLIT CONSIGNMENT' of Plant Material issued by an authorised signatory of an ICA accredited business in another State or Territory.

Appendix 7 - Produce Incident Record (.PDF) 31KB
Example of a 'Produce Incident Record' which is used to record details of any non-conforming produce

Appendix 8 - Register of Key Personnel (.PDF) 21KB
Example of the 'Register of Key Personnel' used to record details of the Verification Controller, Backup Verification Controller and Nominated Responsible Person(s) and training undertaken

Appendix 9 - ICA Operational Procedures (.PDF) 8KB
List of Approved 'ICA Operational Procedures' for Entry of Product into South Australia

Appendix 10 - Audit Schedule Flow Chart (.PDF) 51KB
The 'Audit Schedule' flow chart provides a guide as to frequency and rationale of audits conducted by PIRSA

Appendix 11 - Procedural Import Verification Chart/packaged material (.PDF) 34KB
The 'Procedural Import Verification Chart' describes the steps for the day-to-day operation of a business verifying produce, which is packaged and labelled.

Appendix 11A - Procedural Import Verification Chart/unpackaged material (.PDF) 31KB
The 'Procedural Import Verification Chart' describes the steps for the day to day operation of a business verifying produce which is not subject to packaging and labelling

Appendix 12 - Fruit and Plant Protection Act, 1992 (.PDF) 59KB
The 'Fruit and Plant Protection Act, 1992' is the legal authority which provides for the protection of State Resources designed to minimise the risk of introduction into South Australia of declared pests and diseases.