Machine Translation of "Executive Order On Vegetables" (Denmark)

Executive Order On Vegetables

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om grønsagsfrø

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1	Conventing of the Bekendom Decision
Chapter 2	Standard seed
Chapter 3	Certified seeds
Chapter 4	Common provisions for the standard seed and certified seed
Chapter 5	Manufacturing and trade in conservation varieties
Chapter 6	Trade with Heap Orbs
Chapter 7	Official analyses
Chapter 8	Administrative provisions
Appendix 1	List of Annexes
Appendix 2	Arts covered by the notice, quality standards and the largest party size ;
Appendix 3	Avlsstandards
Appendix 4	Labelling
Appendix 5	Authorization
Appendix 6	Sales of varieties that are under test for blacklist entry
Appendix 7	Especially about conservation varieties and heap of hobbies
Appendix 8	Third countries, as well as authorities and species in the third countries concerned, which are equal to Member States

Publication of vegetable seed 1)

In accordance with section 1, section 3, section Paragraph 4 (1) and section 4 (4), 2, in the legislation on seeds, potatoes and plants, cf. Law Order no. 195 of 12. 1-2 and section 13 (2) and section 13 (3). 3, in the Act of harmful organisms, cf. Law Order no. 198 of 12. In March 2009 :

Chapter 1

Conventing of the Bekendom Decision

§ 1. A batch of seed of a species referred to in Annex 2 may be sold only as seeds for sowing, in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice.

Paragraph 2. The provisions on sales shall also apply to the holding for sale, supply for sale, distribution, delivery and other form of transfer to or without remuneration.

Paragraph 3. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 and 2 shall not apply to the notice ;

1) the supply of seed to official control, testing and examination,

2) the supply of seed to working or packing, provided that the consignee does not have ownership rights to the seed,

3) the sale of seeds for breeding plants for decoration purposes ; and

4) vegetable seeds which are shown to be intended for export or re-exportation to third countries.

Paragraph 4. The provisions of section 29 on plant passports shall apply to all species of bean ( phaseolus the spp.), irrespective of the fact that these species are not covered by this notice. Pralbean ( Phaseolus coccineus I.) and garden bean ( Phaseolus vulgaris However, it is covered by this notice.

Paragraph 5. The states referred to in Annex 8 to this notice shall be approved by the Council of the European Union, which shall be treated as a Member State. The Council Decision no. 2003 /17/EC with subsequent amendments.

§ 2. A company with a seat in this country which produces and outweighs seeds for sowing or leading into the country for sale purposes shall be registered in the Office of the Natural Acquisification Office.

Paragraph 2. If a registered company is registered owner, the company is no longer registered to registration. 1, the Board shall be informed in writing of this.

Paragraph 3. A registered establishment shall keep stock records of buying, stock and selling of seed. The accounts shall contain information on the quantity, reference or breeding partins for the loading and outbound parties and of consignments and consignments of the consignor and receiving them. The accounting must be kept for at least three years.

Paragraph 4. The control may cancel an undertaking ' s registration if the company does not, within 30 days of the claim, have paid overdue fees in accordance with the notice of payment for checks and seeds and seed cereals.

Paragraph 5. Paragraph 1-4 shall not apply to a company which only buys the mark and seals the seeds of a Member State of the European Union and resell it without breaking the seal.

Chapter 2

Standard seed

§ 3. However, a batch, not a batch of seed of the chicory root, must be sold without prior breeding control as ' standard seed `, that is to say. without complying with the provisions of Chapter 3, provided that the party is of a black, which is occupied ;

1) on the Danish blacklist, cf. notice of a list of approved varieties of agricultural plant and vegetable species (variety list), or

2) on the common blacklist of the Community.

Paragraph 2. Minor quantities of varieties which are under test for a list of varieties may be authorised for sale only if they are used exclusively for the purpose of obtaining knowledge through practical experience with the cultivation of new varieties and satisfying the other conditions in : Annex 6.

Paragraph 3. Partition must

1) be sufficiently varied and varied, as well as sufficiently uniformly,

2) comply with the quality standards set out in Annex 2 ; and

3) be intended for the second breeding other than the breeding of seeds.

Paragraph 4. The Pakings shall

1) be marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part I or II, as well as for the seed of species referred to in section 29, the provisions of Annex 4, Part VIII, and

2) be closed in such a way that the closure is destroyed by opening and cannot be reused.

Paragraph 5. The weight of the party shall not exceed the limits set out in Annex 2, with more than 5%.

§ 4. The company shall have the establishment of a test of the batch to examine whether the batch complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 2. The test can be taken and examined by the company. The undertaking may request the Office of the Natural Business Authority to take the sample. The cost of sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

Paragraph 2. The test shall be taken into account in accordance with the provisions of the steering control in the sampling of seeds and shall be examined in accordance with the applicable international methods and the instructions of the steering.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking shall, at the request of the Natural Acquienlity, submit a copy of the analytical evidence. Samples must be kept for at least two years for the use of any controls.

Paragraph 4. within 14 days of the closing of a party, the Company shall report it to the Natural Acquisito Management Board, with information on the type, variety, quantity, reference number and the date of closure of the party not later than the date of the last survey of the party ; the party for the spireability.

§ 5. The Wildlife Board shall check whether the party complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 2, and whether the batch is sufficiently black-seed and varieable.

Paragraph 2. The company that has notified the party, cf. Section 4 (4). 4, shall hold all costs associated with the control.

§ 6. A batch produced abroad must be entered in the country and sold as the standard seed, if :

1) the variety has been included in the Danish varieties list or the common variety of varieties of the European Community ;

2) the batch is produced

a) in a Member State of the European Union ; or

b) in a state whose production of seed by decision of the Council of the European Union has been approved as equivalent to the production of seeds in a Member State and complies with the provisions of section 25.

§ 7. A consignment with a total weight of more than two kilograms entering the country from an equal state with a view to sales shall be notified to the Benefit Board of nature and shall be accompanied by the information in Annex 4, Part IX, on importation.

Chapter 3

Certified seeds

Providers

§ 8. This is to be done on the basis of a written contract between the grower and a registered company.

Paragraph 2. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to areas owned or used by a registered company.

§ 9. For seed production approved for certification, a set-aside to meet the conditions laid down in paragraph 1 shall be used. Two and three.

Paragraph 2. The fibula shall be of a black, which

1) are authorised in a Member State not a member of the European Union, provided that the breeding of the breeding is carried out to this State ; or

2) without a remark that seed of the variety may only be sold as the standard seed,

a) is included on the Danish blacklist, cf. notice of a list of approved varieties of agricultural plant and vegetable species (varieties of variety),

b) are included in the common catalogue of varieties of the European Community ; or

c) have been notified to the Danish blacklist, and the variety shall be recorded before the breeding is declared for final certification.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 2 shall apply only to varieties (inbred lines and hybrids) which must be used solely as components in hybrid varieties if the seed of the varieties is to be sold, with a variety of varieties.

Paragraph 4. The publisher must be certified as pre-basic seed or basic seed, cf. § 18.

Paragraph 5. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 4 may be a batch of breeder material, cf. Section 18 (1). 1, no. 1, after notification to the Natural Acquisitions Board, the batch is used for breeding if the batch is produced on the responsibility of the black market or its representative, and its variety characteristics are equivalent to the variety denomiscing. Section 13 (1). 2, sections 14 and section 16 shall apply mutatis muth.

§ 10. A set-aside non-produced in this country shall comply with the conditions laid down in § 9 and § 16 (4). 1 and 3, and shall be notified to the Natural Acquire Management Board before planting.

Paragraph 2. Notification of a batch produced in a state whose production of seed by decision of the Council of the European Union has been approved as equivalent to the production of seed in a Member State and batches (inbred lines and hybrids), which only have to be said : used as components in hybrid varieties, be accompanied by the original or a copy thereof of the particulating party.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of section 25 shall apply mutatis muth.

Avlcontrol

§ 11. A seed area that is intended to be certified must be inspected in the growth season for checking that the breeding standards set out in Annex 3 have been complied with.

Paragraph 2. Notification of breeding or checking shall be sent to the Natural Business Authority and may only be submitted by a registered company.

Paragraph 3. The notification may cover only one breeder, one species, one variety and one category and may cover only more than one area only if these are within a 3-mile radius.

Paragraph 4. An area of vegetable seed must be reported to be checked at the latest by 1. May. Enrollments received after 1. July, dismissed.

§ 12. The breeding check must be carried out by the Natural Confused Marker Controllers.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1, the breeding-control of areas with seed shall be carried out by persons authorized by the Administrative Board, in accordance with the provisions of Annex 5 (I), by random breeding-checking of the areas controlled.

Paragraph 3. The Management Board shall inform the notifier of the result of the avlcheck. In the case of discards, the reason for this is reported.

Partition checks

§ 13. The National Services Committee shall, at the request of a registered undertaking, sample from a batch originating from an approved area and which are charged to certification, to examine whether the consignment complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 2.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1 may be sampla-approved by a sample taken pursuant to the provisions of Annex 5, Part II, when sampling is carried out in a company or department approved in accordance with the provisions of Annex 5, Part III.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking shall ensure that official analyses of the samples taken by the samples are carried out, cf. § 42. The undertaking shall forward the results of the analytical test to be submitted at the latest by 3 months. after the date of sampling. All costs for sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

§ 13 a. Sampling shall be carried out in accordance with applicable international rules and in accordance with ' Instructions in the sampling of seeds `.

Paragraph 2. The sampling must be carried out in an appropriate room and shall be readily accessible and clearly separated from other parties. The test taser shall have a suitable room available for registrations, breakdown, labelling, seal and storage of samples. This room must be located in connection with the premises where the other portion of the sampling work is carried out, and there must be a lockable closet that only the taser has access.

Paragraph 3. The installation of an automatic sample shall be approved by the Conserenal Management Board. The automatic sampling system must be able to test the sample properly. The undertaking shall carry out an annual check of the automatic sample and may provide evidence of the checks.

§ 14. A batch must be notified to certify in sealed and sealed packages marked by an official label, in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part III.

Paragraph 2. The partition must be sufficiently uniform and the weight of the party must not exceed the weight limits set out in Annex 2 by more than 5%.

Paragraph 3. Labelling and sealing must have been carried out by the sampling or under its supervision and so that it is destroyed upon opening and may not be re-used. Section 13 (1). The same applies to the two.

Paragraph 4. If the seal is to be broken and the batch must be resealed, it must be carried out under the supervision of the tad.

§ 15. Procurement documentation for the purchase, print and use of official label notes shall be recorded. This also applies to bags of pre-branded note.

Paragraph 2. For the purchase of official sealing devices, including seals and sealing strips, all shall be transferred to a test sample. The documentation for the procurement and consumption of sealing devices must be registered for each type.

§ 16. The company must have a test taken out of the party after paragraph 13, control grown for the purpose of determining whether the party complies with the standards set out in Annex 2 for variety and other variety. If the consignment is not sufficiently black and black, the batch may not be used for the breeding of seeds.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1, the test sample must be carried out only by sampling random parties that are not applicable as a publisher, cf. § 9. The Wildlife Board shall publish the sampling percentage for each species. The undertaking shall have a written procedure for the sample selection of parties for inspection.

Paragraph 3. Paragraph 1 shall not apply to a party which is not bred in this country if the notifier no later than the 15th. The Management Board shall send the official control certificate issued by the official control authority in the breeding country for the year of the harvesting year.

Paragraph 4. Inspecting cultivation may be carried out by the Office of Natural Acquisius or the Authority of another Member State of the European Union or by the Member State of the European Economic Cooperation.

Paragraph 5. Tests for inspection by the Natural Acquisiting Management Board shall be submitted by 1. May for spring species and no later than 15. October for the species of descent.

Paragraph 6. The result of inspection by means of inspection in another Member State shall be submitted to the Services of Natural Acquisito, by 15. In this year's end of the year, All costs associated with the control will be borne by the company. Control must be carried out in accordance with the applicable international rules.

Certification

§ 17. A batch from an approved area may be reported to the Wildlife Management Board for certification.

Paragraph 2. Notification must be submitted in writing to the Management Board and may only be submitted by a registered company. The notification must indicate in which category the batch is requested certified, cf. § 18. The declaration shall show which breeding parties or certified consignments are included in the notified party and in which quantities.

Paragraph 3. paragraphs 1 and 2 and section 25 shall apply equally to a party which :

1) has been bred in a Member State of the European Union and is directly from :

a) basic seed or certified seed 1. generation certified in a Member State of the European Union or in a Member State not a member of the European Union, but whose production of seed has been approved as equivalent to the production of seeds in a Member State, or

b) from a cross-seed check certified in a Member State, and basic seed certified in a peer state (hybrid varieties),

2) is marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part IV, Part A, and

3) shall be accompanied by an official document containing the information listed in Annex 4, Part IV, Section B.

Paragraph 4. paragraphs 1 and 2 and section 25 (2) ; The same applies to a party which is sired in a non-member state whose territory is not a member of the European Union,

1) the seed has been bred or certified here in the country or in the State concerned, and the production of seeds approved as equivalent to the production of seeds in a Member State,

2) the breeding state has established officially that the batch complies with the breeding standards of the OECD rules, cf. § 20,

3) the batch is marked as not definitively certified seed according to the OECD rules, cf. § 20, and

4) the batch is accompanied by an official accompanying document.

§ 18. The Benefit Management Board shall certify a party if the examination of the samples taken has shown that the batch complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 2, the Party shall be certified as :

1) pre-basic seed, if so,

a) under the responsibility of the plant owner or his representative, the breeding of the breeder material means that the seed of a breeder is used for the maintenance of the variety or the breeding of pre-basic seed,

b) are intended for the production of pre-seed seed, basic seed or certified seed, and

c) meets the conditions for certification as basic seed,

2) basic seed, if so,

a) on the responsibility of the variety owner or his representative, they are bred on pre-basic seed or on processing material that satisfies the conditions for certification as basic seed, and

b) is intended for the breeding of certified seed, or

3) certified seed, if so,

a) has been bred on basic seed, or on the responsibility of the variety owner or its representative on the basic seed, which meets the conditions for certification as basic seed, and

b) predominating is certainly intended for breeding in vegetables.

Paragraph 2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1 1, no. 1 and 2, the Management Board may certify a batch of seed as a pre-basic or basic seed, although it does not comply with the norm in Annex 2 for spices, cf. however, section 24 (4). 1.

§ 19. If a batch is not certified, all label notes shall be removed from the lot and be handed to the taser.

OECD Certification

20. By way of derogation from section 13 to 19, the Benefits of Natural Acquisition shall certify a batch of vegetable seeds in accordance with the rules for the certification of vegetable seed sold internationally laid down by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), if the batch is to be carried out to a non-member state.

Sales

§ 21. A batch may only be sold once it has been certified.

Paragraph 2. A lot must be sold in marked and sealed packs. A batch of a species referred to in section 29 must be provided for sale and relocation in this country with plant passports.

Paragraph 3. A batch may be sold before the result of the control production is available, cf. section 16 (4). The consignment shall not be sold as seed for sowing, if the consignment is not approved by the inspection, if any residues are not sold.

§ 22. The Benefit Management Board may allow a party declared for certification to be sold as the basic seed, basic seed or certified seed, before the performance of the spices exists, provided that :

1) sales only happen at the first stage of the commercial chain ;

2) an interim analysis certificate is available and

3) the company ;

a) notified the name of the Board of the Buyer, and

b) in a supplementary labelling, the information contained in Annex 4, Part III, Part B.

-23. A batch from an area approved for breeding control, cf. Section 11 12 may be sold as not definitively certified seed to a Member State of the European Union for final certification in this State. The Party shall be marked with the information in Annex 4, Part IV, Part A, and must be accompanied by an official document containing the information in Annex 4, Part IV, Part B.

§ 24. In the case of the sale of a batch of pre-base or basic seed, which does not comply with the norm in Annex 2 for spireability, cf. Section 18 (2). 2, and in accordance with section 22, shall provide the spireability established by a supplementary labelling, cf. Annex 4, Part III, Section B.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the sale of a batch of a genetically modified variety, information on this subject must be clearly shown by sales catalogues. Oh.

§ 25. A party produced abroad may be entered in the country and sold as certified seed, if :

1) the variety has been incorporated into the Danish blacklist or the common variety of varieties of the European Community, cf. Section 9 (1). 2, and

2) the batch is certified

a) in a Member State of the European Union, or

b) in a state whose production of seed by decision of the Council of the European Union is approved as equivalent to the production of seed in a Member State, and

3) the batch, if it is produced in an equal state,

a) have been tagged according to the OECD rules, cf. section 20 and is accompanied by an official OECD certificate,

b) is accompanied by an original ISTA analytic certificate or, in the case of seeds from the United States, an original AOSA analysis, or a copy of the certificate,

c) on each package, with an official statement that the consignment complies with the EU rules and standards,

d) if the batch is chemically treated, it must be reported on the official label or in the case of other markings. In addition, it must be entered on the outside or inside the pakings and

(e) if the batch is genetically modified, it must be reported on all labels and documents relating to the batch.

Paragraph 2. A consignment with a total weight of more than 2 kilograms originating in an equal country entering the country shall be notified to the Natural Acquisitioner and shall be accompanied by a document containing the information in Appendix 4, Part IX.

SECTION 26. By way of derogation from paragraph 21, paragraph 1 may reduce the quantities of varieties which are under test for a list of varieties, if they meet the other conditions laid down in Annex 6. Authorisations shall be given in order to obtain knowledge through practical experience of cultivation.

Paragraph 2. Parades, cf. paragraph 1, as indicated in Annex 4, Part VI, Section B. shall be marked as indicated in Annex 4.

Chapter 4

Common provisions for the standard seed and certified seed

Pre-packs

§ 27. Parties of certified seed, standard seed and seed of varieties which are under test for the blacklist of varieties approved in accordance with paragraph 3 (3). In the case of a written notification, 2 and section 26 shall be made available and sold in small packages. The notification shall indicate when the completion of the completion and is expected to be completed with an indication of the party's type, variety, including the variety, genetically modified, quantity, and reference number. Where the party is produced in a Member State of the European Union, the consignment must be accompanied by a label from the party or a copy thereof. Where the party is produced in a non-member state, but whose production of seed has been approved as equivalent to the production of seed in a Member State, the notification must also be accompanied by an official analytical certificate or a copy thereof.

Paragraph 2. The steering shall take out small packs for random checks on the conformity of the quality standards laid down in Annex 2.

Paragraph 3. Specific packages shall bear the mark in accordance with the provisions of Annex 4, Part II or V, and the net weight of the packs shall not exceed the weight limit set out in Annex 2 ; the labelling must be indicated on a supplier ' s or printed or stamped ; the wrapping. If the paking is transparent, the label may be placed inside the packaging. The provisions of section 29 on plant passports shall be equivalent to small packs sold for commercial use.

Paragraph 4. The closures must be closed in such a way that the closing of the door is destroyed when the packaging is opened and cannot be reused. Opening of small packs of certified seed for rewrapping and new closure may be carried out only under the control of the Natural Acquire Management Board.

Beydsning

§ 28. In the case of chemical treatment (collating) of vegetable seed, information on the coursing and courting shall be indicated on the official label, cf. in Annex 4, or on a supplier label.

Paragraph 2. In the face of a party, new tests must be taken out of the batch for examination of whether the party is still complying with the norm in Annex 2 for spices. sections 13 and section 18 (2). The same applies to the two.

Plantepass

§ 29. Plantepassports shall be issued by the Natural Business Authority or by a company approved for it by the Natural Acquieal Agency. The plant passport may be used solely for the seed party it has been issued to. Species of plant passports are indicated in the following.

Paragraph 2. If a batch of leaflet or beet shall be sold in a country approved as protected zone, the batch must be provided with or accompanied by a plant passport containing the information provided for in Appendix 4, Section VIII. Before the issue of plant passports, official inspection must be established that the party complies with the provisions of the European Community Council Directive 2000 /29/EC, Annex 1, Part B and Annex IV (B), 27.2. For seeds from other EU countries, the plant passport must be issued by the official control authority of the breeding country or by a company approved for it by the inspection authority.

Paragraph 3. Frog of bean ( Phaseolus Spp.), tomato, kepalts, scalos, chives and pores must be labelled with plant passports, the seed of which is to be sold or moved within the European Union. However, seals which are not for commercial use must not, however, be foretold by plant passports. The requirements to be met in order to be labelled with plant passports in Annex 2, Part III shall be indicated in Annex 2. The labelling of plant passports shall be made by :

1) The EU label for certification shall be added to the text as set out in Annex 4, Part I, II, III and V, or

2) each package shall be provided with a plant passport which satisfies the requirements of Annex 4, Part VIII.

Chapter 5

Manufacturing and trade in conservation varieties

-$30. The production and trade in varieties which are included on the black list as 'conservation black' must be carried out only in the region of origin.

Paragraph 2. The provisions of sections 1 to 2 and section 28-29 shall apply mutatis muth; to conservation varieties.

Paragraph 3. If the production of a container black as a result of a specific growing problem cannot be carried out here in the country, the VFC may approve additional regions for the production of seeds. However, landings produced in such additional regions may be used exclusively in the region of origin.

§ 31. Establishments producing conservation must be reported before the beginning of each production season reported information on the size and location of the production area and the amount of seed expected to be placed in trade, for : The National Wildlife Agency. The report shall be submitted no later than 1. of January for wetcrops, and no later than 1. July for winter crops.

Paragraph 2. The Danish National Agency shall communicate on the basis of the provisions referred to in paragraph 1. 1 led reports, the amount of the seed of the conservation plant must be allowed to make trade in the following season. The total quantity placed in the trade of each conservation shall not exceed the quantity of seed needed to produce vegetables on a number of hectares listed in Annex 7, I ;

§ 32. A batch of a container must be sold as 'conservation black' without any prior official control.

Paragraph 2. The Party may be authorised as a standard seed if it complies with the quality standards laid down in Annex 2, the Party shall be sufficiently uniform and the weight of the party must not exceed the weight limit in appendix 2 by more than 5%.

Paragraph 3. The Party may be authorised as certified seed provided it complies with EU quality standards in Annex 2 and the breeding platforms in Annex 3, except for the requirement for minimum variety of purity in Annex 3, I, no. 1. The Partition shall be sufficiently uniform and the weight of the party must not exceed the weight limit in appendix 2 by more than 5%.

§ 33. Containers may only be placed in the trade in closed packs or containers and must be sealed in such a way as to destroy the seal when opening, and cannot be reused. The pings shall be marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 7, II.

§ 34. The company shall have the establishment of a test of the batch to examine whether the batch complies with the quality standards, cf. Annex 2. The sample can be taken and examined by the undertaking. The undertaking may request the Office of the Natural Business Authority to take the sample. The cost of sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

Paragraph 2. The test shall be taken into account in accordance with the provisions of the steering control in the sampling of seeds and shall be examined in accordance with the relevant international methods and the directorates ' instructions.

Paragraph 3. The undertaking shall, at the request of the Natural Acquirese Management Board, submit a copy of the certificate of analysis. The test must be kept for at least two years for any control.

Paragraph 4. The establishments shall, within 14 days of closing a batch of a container of a container, report it to the Natural Acquisitions Management Board, with information on the type, variety, quantity, reference number and the date of closure of the party which may not be later than the last date of the date ; the test of the party for the spireability.

$35. The Wildlife Board shall check whether the party complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 2, and whether the batch is sufficiently black-seed and varieable.

Paragraph 2. The company that has notified the party, cf. § 34, paragraph. 4, shall hold all costs associated with the control.

§ 36. The establishments shall be by 30. June shall report the quantity of seeds of each conservation variety which has been brought into trade during the period completed during the production season.

Chapter 6

Trade with Heap Orbs

§ 37. The variety of varieties accepted on the black list as ' heavyweight ` shall be carried out in small packs not exceeding the maximum net weight laid down for each variety in Annex 7, Part III.

Paragraph 2. Hobbies must be placed in the trade in closed packs or containers and must be sealed in such a way that the seal is destroyed upon opening and cannot be reused. The pings must be marked in accordance with the provisions of Annex 7, IV.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of section 1-2 and section 28-29 shall apply mutatis muted use to hobbies.

§ 38. A party must be sold as a "heathen black" without prior official control.

Paragraph 2. The Party may be authorised as a standard seed if it complies with the EU quality standards in Annex 2. The party must be sufficiently uniform and the weight of the party must not exceed the weight limit set out in Annex 2 by more than 5%.

§ 39. The company shall have the establishment of a test of the batch to examine whether the batch complies with the quality standards, cf. Annex 2. The sample can be taken and examined by the undertaking. The undertaking may request the Office of the Natural Business Authority to take the sample. The cost of sampling and analysis shall be borne by the company.

§ 40. The Wildlife Board shall check whether the party complies with the quality standards set out in Annex 2, and whether the batch is sufficiently black-seed and varieable.

Paragraph 2. The company that has notified the party, cf. § 39, paragraph. 4, shall hold all costs associated with the control.

§ 41. The establishments shall be by 30. June shall report the quantity of the seeds of each heap black that has been brought into trade during the period completed during the production season.

Chapter 7

Official analyses

§ 42. Studies of samples covered by the notice may be carried out :

1) by a seed analysel laboratory approved by the Management Board, in accordance with the provisions of Annex 5, Part IV,

2) as an official examination in another Member State of the European Union, or

3) as a study carried out under official control in another Member State of the European Union.

Chapter 8

Administrative provisions

§ 43. The Office of the Natural Acquisitions Management Board may, upon application, permit the sale of a party which does not meet the conditions of this notice if it is necessary to overcome any transitional difficulties in the supply of seed.

§ 44. The Management Board shall monitor compliance with the rules laid down in the notice.

Paragraph 2. The Wildlife Board shall publish audits and analysis results.

§ 45. Complaguing the decisions of the Natural Business Authority after this notice may be submitted to the Ministry of Appeal for the Ministry of Health.

Paragraph 2. Complaguing the breeding check, cf. Section 11 12, must be submitted as soon as possible after verification has taken place to ensure that the basis for a new marking to be re-checked has been changed.

§ 46. The withdrawal of section 1 (2). Paragraph 2, section 2. Paragraph 1 (1). TWO, ONE. indent, and paragraph 1. 3, section 3, section 6, section 10, section 13, section 13. 3, section 14-17, section 19, § § 21-39, and section 41 can be punished by fine.

§ 47. A authority granted pursuant to Annex 5, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 2 and 13 (3). 2 and 3 may be dedushed where it is established that :

1) one or more of the conditions set out in Appendix 5, Part I to IV, are not met ; or

2) however, the company has failed to pay any due charge of checks.

§ 48. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. February 2014.

Paragraph 2. Publication no. 266 of 15. March 2013 on vegetable seeds is hereby repealed.

The National Wildlife Agency, the 22nd. January 2014

Jette Petersen

-Lise Schiøler Hansen

Appendix 1

List of Annexes

Appendix 1	List of Annexes
Appendix 2	Arts covered by the notice, quality standards and the largest party size ;
Appendix 3	Avlsstandards
Appendix 4	Labelling
Appendix 5	Authority of power outlets, test takers, establishments and departments that use authorized sample holders and seed analysts
Appendix 6	Sales of varieties that are under test for blacklist entry
Appendix 7	Especially about conservation varieties and heap of hobbies
Appendix 8	Third countries, as well as authorities and species in the third countries concerned, which are equal to Member States

Appendix 2

Arts covered by the notice, quality standards and the largest party size ;


1)	The seed shall be sufficiently black-seed and varieatant.
2)	Diseases and harmful organisms, which reduce the usage value of the seed, may only appear in the least possible extent.

Arts Scientific name is given in italic, cf. Annex 4	Smallest purity (weight%)	Maximum content of seeds of other plant species (weight%)	Smallest spire ability (Pct. clean seed),	Greatest party size (kg)
Allium cepa "L." - Cepa group (Kepalked) - Aggregatum group (Scales)	97	0,5	70	10.000
Allium fistulosum L. (Pisum)	97	0,5	65	10.000
Allium porrum L. (Porrees)	97	0,5	65	10.000
Allium sativum L. (Hvidonions)	97	0,5	65	10.000
Allium schoenoprasum L. (Purlied)	97	0,5	65	10.000
Anthriscus cerefolium (L.) Hoffm. (HVECHING)	96	1	70	10.000
Apium digging olens L. (Blade celery and buddwering)	97	1	70	10.000
Asparagus officinalis L. (General asparagus)	96	0,5	70	20.000
Beta vulgaris L. (Ruling and bladding)	97	0,5	70 (GROWLING)	20.000
Brassica oleracea L. (Blomkale)	97	1	70	10.000
Brassica oleracea L. (kale, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, cabbage, sprouts and sprouts, cabbage and kale	97	1	75	10.000
Brassica rapa L. (chinaels)	97	1	75	10.000
Brassica rapa L. (Majroe)	97	1	80	10.000
Capsicum annuum L. (Spanish peppers, including chili pepper and sweet peppers)	97	0,5	65	10.000
Cichorium endivia L. (Endivie, including ripples and widowed in a wide diatric section)	95	1	65	10.000
Cichorium intybus L. (Regular chicory, including cardals and chicory, but not cicoric root)	95	1.5	65	10.000
Cichorium intybus L. (partim) (Cicorierod)	97	1	80	10.000
Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai (watermelon)	98	0,1	75	20.000
Cucumis melo L. (Melon)	98	0,1	75	10.000
Cucumis sativus L. (Regular cucumber, including grape gurk)	98	0,1	80	10.000
Cucurbita maxima Duchesne (Centner pumpkin)	98	0,1	80	20.000
Cucurbita pepo L. (Mandelpumpkins, including courgette and squash)	98	0,1	75	20.000
Cynara cardunculus L. (Kardon, including artishok)	96	0,5	65	10.000
Daucu s carota L. (Havecarrots)	95	1	65	10.000
Foeniculum vulgare Mill. (Regular fennel)	96	1	70	10.000
Lactuca sativa L. (Havesalad)	95	0,5	75	10.000
Petroselinum crispum (Mill.) Nyman ex-. A. W. Hill (Regular parsley)	97	1	65	10.000
Phaseolus coccineus L. (Pralbeanstne)	98	0,1	80	30.000
Phaseolus vulgaris L. (Havebeanstne, including stangbeanstne)	98	0,1	75	30.000
Pisum sativum L. (Havecular, slime and sugar)	98	0,1	80	30.000
Raphanus sativus L. (Radish and horrdike)	97	1	70	10.000
Rheum rhabarbarum L. (Haverabarber)	97	0,5	70	10.000
Scorzonera hispanica L. (Havescors)	95	1	70	10.000
Solanum lycopersicum L. (Tomat)	97	0,5	75	10.000
Solanum melongena "L." (Aubergine and egg plant)	96	0,5	65	10.000
Spinacia oleracea L. (Spinat)	97	1	75	10.000
Valerianella locusta (L.) Laterr. (Toothshift lettuce)	95	1	65	10.000
Vicia faba L. (Valsk bean)	98	0,1	80	30.000
Zea mays L. (Sugar corn and perlecorn (popcorn))	98	0,1	85 1)	20.000
1) With regard to the varieties of Zea mays (sweet corn-"super sweet") the requirement is reduced to 80% minimum capacity. of pure seed. The official label or vendor ' s label shall bear the inscribe of the minimum impeccability of 80%.


1)	Seeds must not be attacked by living Acarina.
2)	Seeds of leguminous plants shall not be the attack on live insects of the following species :
	Achanthoscelides obtectus Say
	Bruchus affinis Froel
	Bruchus atarius "L."
	Bruchus pisorum "L."
	Bruchus rufimarus Boh.
3)	Frog of tomato must
	a)	have been extracted by means of an appropriate acidification method or equivalent approved method, and
	b)	i)	originate in areas where : Clavibacter michiganensis ssp. michiganensis (Smith) Davis et al. (tomato carbacteriosis) and Xanthomonas campestris pv . vesicatoria (Doidge) Dye and Pepino mosaic viruses and Potato spindle tuber viroid do not be known or
		(ii)	there may not be any symptoms of any disease caused by such harmful organisms in plants at the growing site of the last period of growth ; or
		(iii)	a representative sample of the seed has been inspected officially for these harmful organisms with the use of suitable methods and found free of such harmful organisms.
4)	Frog of bean ( Phaseolus spp.) shall be of origin in areas known to be free of : Xanthomonas campestris pv. phaseoli (Smith) Dye or a representative sample must have been officially examined and found free from this harmful organism.


1)	Haveear, sweet, sweet, sweet, garden beanstalk, and grace	5 kg
2)	Asparagus, leafy, centeryard, garden carrot, garden carrot, horns, horns and turnips, turnips, manly pumpkins, radish, ginger, scalable, toothless vineyard and watermelon.	500 g
3)	Other species	100 g

A possible content of granulated pesticides, pillers and other solid additives shall not be included in the weight limits specified.

Appendix 3

Avlsstandards


1)	The state must be sufficiently black-seed and varieable.
2)	The growing state of the area and the level of development of the stock must allow for adequate control of the variety and purity of the variety and the state of health.
3)	The occurrence of diseases and harmful organisms that reduce the value of the seed shall be limited to at least possible.


A.	Pitchhipd and beet
	1)	From other pollen sources of the genus Beta -No, no, no. 2 and 3		1000 m
	2)	From pollen sources of varieties of the same sub-species, but by another variety group, cf. E
		a)	for basic seed,	1000 m
		b)	for certified seed,	600 m
	3)	From pollen sources of varieties of the same subspecies and the same variety group, cf. E
		a)	for basic seed,	600 m
		b)	for certified seed,	300 m

B.	Brassica species
	1)	To sources of foreign pollen capable of provoking significant destruction in varieties of Brassica -species
		a)	for basic seed,	1000 m
		b)	for certified seed,	600 m

	2)	To other sources of foreign pollen that can cross with sorter of Brassica -species
		a)	for basic seed,	600 m
		b)	for certified seed,	300 m

"C."	Cikorierod
	1)	From other species of the same linseed or subspecies
	2)	From another black of the chicory root		1000 m
		a)	for basic seed,	600 m
		b)	for certified seed,	300 m

D.	Other species
	1)	To sources of extraneated pollen, which may cause significant destruction in varieties of the xenophobe species
		a)	for basic seed,	500 m
		b)	for certified seed,	300 m
	2)	To other sources of foreign pollen that can cross with the varieties of other foreign-pollinated species
		a)	for basic seed,	300 m
		b)	for certified seed,	100 m

	The Office of Natural Acquisitions may authorise the derogation from the requirements for minimum distances, if the terrain or other specific circumstances may be presumed to provide adequate protection against unwanted xenophobe.

"E."	Black groups of blades and beets, cf. No, no. 2 and 3
	If the stock of a genetic monogerm is, the multigerme varieties shall be considered to be a variety of varieties of another group.

	1)	Bladpray (Groups) :
			Characterister
		a)	White paper and light-green bladboard without the anthocyanine color.
		b)	White paper and between-or dark green bladboard without anthocyanine color.
		c)	Green leaf clap and between-or dark green bladboard without anthocyanine color.
		d)	Pink bladded and medium-or dark-green bladboard.
		(e)	Red bladded and bladboard with anthocyanine color.

	2)	Beet (Groups) :
			Characterister
		a)	With transversalt narrow ellipsis-shaped or transversalt ellipsis-shaped lengths of the root and red or white root meat.
		b)	Clonal or wide ellipsis-shaped lengths of the root and white root meat.
		c)	Clonal or wide ellipsis-shaped lengths of root and yellow meat.
		d)	Clonal or wide ellipsis of the root and red or red meat of a rooted cartridge.
		(e)	With narrow longitudinal lash of the root and red or purple rooted meat.
		(f)	With narrow inverted triangular shape of the root and red or red-rooted raging.

Appendix 4

Labelling


1)	As an official label, a sticky note or a marked notice shall be made of no easy excusable material to be determined in such a way that it can be removed only by breaking the seal. A clearly individual serial number must be printed on each label note. The label shall be approved by the Office of the Natural Acquieal Agency.
2)	Baggins of printed mark must be used if the label is approved by the Office of the Natural Acquids. The sacks must be provided with a unique set of unparsure number (if any). order number (s). During production, a clearly individual serial number must be printed on each bag.
3)	The label and other accompanying documents shall contain the information provided below, clearly, legibly, indelible and without corrective action.
4)	Other quality information, including 1,000-cornsweight, may not be given on the official label.


1)	"EU rules and standards".
2)	Name and address of the supplier who is responsible for the labelling, or its identification mark.
3)	Years of closing or last survey of spire ability.
4)	Art.
5)	Black. For a genetically modified variety : ' (Genetically modified) ', as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
6)	Category.
7)	Reference number of the party.
8)	Specified net or gross weight (or number of seed).
9)	Other information :
	a)	If the seed is chemically treated, this is mentioned here, cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 3
	b)	In addition, granulated pesticides, pillers or other fixed additives intended for the treatment of the seed shall also indicate the nature of the additive, as well as the weighted weight ratio between the weight of the pure seed and the weight of the combined weight. In the case of peed seed seed, the number of seed / seed lizards may be indicated instead of the ' Pillated `.
10)	If seed of pralbean, garden bean, tomato, kepals, scalogs, chives and pores do not appear with plant passports, as described in Annex 4, Section VIII, shall be added as follows : ' Community plant passports. The seed meets the requirements of Article 6 (1). 4 in Council Directive 2000 /29/EC `.

	(Pressure or stamped text on the packaging)
1)	"EU rules and standards".
2)	The name and address or beam of the company responsible for the execution of the operation.
3)	Year of execution and sealing or for the latest testing of the spireability.
4)	Art.
5)	Black. For a genetically modified variety : ' (Genetically modified) ', as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
6)	Category.
7)	Reference number of the party.
8)	Other information : It must be indicated if a chemical treatment has been carried out of the seed. If the seed has been peddled, it shall be 'Pillated'.
9)	If seed of pralbean, garden bean, tomato, kepals, connots, chives and pores do not appear with plant passports, as described in Annex 4, Part VIII, shall be added as follows : ' Community plant passports. The seed meets the requirements of Article 6 (1). 4 in Council Directive 2000 /29/EC `.


A.	Official label note
	1)	"EU rules and standards".
	2)	"Natural Business Authority, Denmark."
	3)	Seals date (month and year).
	4)	Reference number of the party.
	5)	Nature, scientific name, may be specified in the abbreviated form and without the authority name, and / or under the general term.
	6)	Black. For a genetically modified variety : ' (Genetically modified) ', as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
	7)	Category.
	8)	Avlsland.
	9)	Specified net or gross weight (or specified number of clean seed).
	10)	For seeds of hybrids and inbred lines :
		a)	For basic seed, where the hybrid or inbred line (component) has been included on the blacklist, the component name of the component or without reference to the final variety. For hybrids or inbred lines, which are used exclusively as components in final varieties : ' Component ` ;
		b)	For basic seed in other cases : the component name that can be specified in code, with or without reference to its function (male or female) and : "Component".
		c)	For certified seed, the variety name and : ' Hybrid ` ;
	11)	Other information :
		a)	If the seed is chemically treated, this is mentioned here, cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 3.
		b)	In addition, granulated pesticides, pillers or other fixed additives intended for the treatment of the seed shall also indicate the nature of the additive and the weighted weight ratio between the weight of the pure seed and the weight of the combined weight. In the case of peed seeds, the number of seed / piper lizards may be indicated and stated : ' Pillated ` ;
		c)	This may be stated in the case of pre-basic seed or seed seed, with lower impability, cf. Section 18 (2). 2.
	12)	If seed of pralbean, garden bean, tomato, kepals, connots, chives and pores do not appear with plant passports, as described in Annex 4, Part VIII, shall be added as follows : ' Community plant passports. The seed meets the requirements of Article 6 (1). 4 in Council Directive 2000 /29/EC `.

B.	Additional labelling of established spireability (Vendor Label)
	1)	Reference number of the party.
	2)	Guaranteed minimum impability.
	3)	Supplier's name and address.


A.	Official label note
	1)	"Natural Business Authority, Denmark."
	2)	Nature (scientific name, may be specified in the abbreviated form and without the name of the authority, and / or below the general term).
	3)	Black. For a genetically modified variety : ' (Genetically modified) ', as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
	4)	Category.
	5)	The reference number of the cursor or the batch.
	6)	Specified net or gross weight.
	7)	"Not definitively certified."

B.	Following document
	1)	"Natural Business Authority, Denmark."
	2)	Nature (scientific name, may be indicated in the abbreviated form, without the name of the authority, and the ' s under the general description).
	3)	Black. For a genetically modified variety : ' (Genetically modified) ', as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
	4)	Category.
	5)	Reference number of the publisher and the name of the country or countries which have certified the publisher.
	6)	The reference number of the cursor or the batch.
	7)	The size of the area from which the breeding is produced.
	8)	Quantity and number of packages.
	9)	Indication of which the breeding standards have been complied with.
	10)	Preliminary analysis results in the event of the test.
	11)	Other information, cf. Part III, Part A, no. 11.

	(Pressure or stamped text on the packaging)
1)	"EU rules and standards".
2)	The name and address or beam of the company responsible for the execution.
3)	Year of execution and sealing or for the latest testing of the spireability.
4)	Art.
5)	Black. For a genetically modified variety : ' (Genetically modified) ', as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
6)	Category.
7)	Reference number of the party.
8)	Other information : It must be indicated if a chemical treatment has been carried out of the seed. If the seed has been peddled, it shall be 'Pillated'.
9)	If seed of pralbean, garden bean, tomato, kepals, connots, chives and pores do not appear with plant passports, as described in Annex 4, Part VIII, shall be added as follows : ' Community plant passports. The seed meets the requirements of Article 6 (1). 4 in Council Directive 2000 /29/EC `.


A.	Terrifiable material.
	The reproductive material for the breeding of pre-seed seed shall be marked with an official label note.

B.	Tests that are under testing for the blacklist of varieties
	1)	Reference number of the party.
	2)	Seals month and year.
	3)	Art.
	4)	The name of the variety denomination (the approved variety name, proposed variety denomination or breeder.). For a genetically modified variety : ' Genetically modified `, as well as a unique identification code, cf. Regulation No 2 of the European Parliament 1830/2003 (EF).
	5)	The number of applications for a variety of varieties of varieties which may be used.
	6)	"The Sorten is not yet on official list."
	7)	Specified net or gross weight. Or where it is relevant : Number of pikeys or the number of pure seed.
	8)	If the scale is specified and granulated pesticides, pilllets or other fixed additives have been used, the nature of the additive must be the nature of the additive and the circumcised ratio between the weight of clean seed or, if appropriate, foollls and the aggregate. weight is given.
	9)	If the seed is chemically treated, this is mentioned here, cf. § 28, paragraph 1. 3.


A.			Color
	1)	Official label note
		Pre-seed seed	white with violet diagonalstribe
		Basic seed	white
		Certified seeds	blue
		Not definitively certified seed	gray

	2)	Vendor Label
		Standard seed	dark yellow
		Certified seeds	blue
		Seeds under test for the blacklist	orange

B.	Dimensions, however, not small packages : At least 110 x 67 mm.


A.	Plantepass must be :
	1)	a label containing information in section B (B), 1-10, or
	2)	a label containing the information in section B (B), 1-5, and a cover sheet containing the information contained in paragraph 1, 1-10.
	3)	The plant passport must be made out before the seed leaves the establishment.
	4)	The planned passport (labeling part) must be attached to the packaging.

B.	Information :
	The herbal fields must be numbered, and the number must refer to the same information each time. All fields are required. If there is no information, enter : "-". The plant passport must be completed with clear, unexpunted block letters or a typewriter.
	1)	" 1. Community plant passport.
	2)	" TWO. Denmark. "
	3)	" THREE. The National Wildlife Agency.
	4)	" FOUR. Registration number : (The Corporate Registration Number of the Natural Business Authority) ".
	5)	" FIVE. Serial number, order number or week and year : (The following shall be the serial number of the following document, or the date of the plant passage.) '.
	6)	" 6. Scientific name : "
	7)	" SEVEN. Quantity : ".
	8)	" 8. ZP, approved for protected zone : " 1)
	9)	" 9. RP, replace spas : ". 2)
	10)	" 10. The origin of the product : '. 3)

	1) Popup seeds of Beta vulgaris The designation of the special requirements for the introduction and sale of a protected zone shall state the designation of this nature. The information given in this box may be entered only with the permission of the Natural Acquieal Management Board in each case.
	2) The replacement of plant passports shall include the original manufacturer ' s registration number and description or code uniquely identifying the producer in the face of the Natural Business Authority. The registration number of the issuer ' s replacement unit shall be entered in box 4, cf. no. 4.
	3) In the case of seeds originating in a Member State of the European Community, '-`. In the case of other seed, origins or, in the case of re-export, the name of the country of origin.

(Following document)
1)	The official reference number of the batch to which the seed is breezed and the name of the country that has approved the party.
2)	Area as seed has been breeted, ha.
3)	Quantity.
4)	Statement by the OECD certification requirements to be observed in the area of breeding grounds.

Appendix 5

Authorization


1)	The application for authorisation shall be submitted to the Office of the Natural Acquisition of a special scheme to be requested by the Board of Directors.
2)	The applicant must have undergone an agricultural training which shall ensure that the applicant can carry out a controlled outlet in a responsible manner.
3)	Authorisation shall be notified when the applicant has completed the Management Board ' s course for new power outlets and passed the examination.
4)	The receptacle shall be given an authorization number to be entered in conjunction with the signature of the control cable on the light-examination forms.
5)	Authorisation shall be issued as a general authorization to carry out field inspections of areas reported by registered vegetable seed companies. Checks employed in a vegetable seed company may only be carefully laid down by this establishment, except in the case of the Services of Natural Acquietors.
6)	Maintenance of the authorization requires that :
	a)	the receptacle implements field inspection and report in accordance with the instructions of the Natural Business Authority,
	b)	the receptacle shall periodically carry out checks,
	c)	the socket lore shall participate in one of the annual annual meetings of authorised marine goblins at least every five years ;
	d)	there is satisfactory consistency between inspection carried out by the source of the control and the same areas by the management board, and
	(e)	The Management Board shall be kept informed of all matters that are relevant to the implementation of the inspection.


1)	Authority may be communicated to a person who is
	a)	independent, or
	b)	employed by a natural or legal person who does not deal with the production of, processing or trade in vegilseed, or
	c)	employed by a registered vegetable seed company.
2)	The application for authorisation shall be submitted to the Natural Acquisition of a Schedule to be requested by the Board of Directors. If the applicant is employed by a registered company, the application shall be submitted by the applicant. Authorisation shall be granted when the applicant has passed both the practical and theoretical examination of the steering control in sampling. The steering authority may grant temporary authorization when the applicant has passed the examination of the practice. A temporary authorization is limited until the first period of examination of a theoretical degree. A temporary authorised sample shall therefore carry out the first course of the management course in sampling and comprise a theoretical examination.
3)	A trial employee of a registered vegetable seed company may only extract samples of consignments of vegetable seeds produced by the establishment, with the lower nature of the Natural Business Authority (s).
4)	The sampling must be carried out in accordance with applicable international methods and in accordance with the ' Instructions in the sampling of seeds `.
5)	Maintenance of the authorization requires that :
	a)	the sampling of samples shall be taken on a regular basis,
	b)	satisfactory conformity between the test results for samples taken by the sampling and testing of the same consignments by the Parties shall be taken out of the Parties to the Parties,
	c)	at least every two years shall participate in the vocational training course or in the establishment ' s internal training course in accordance with the training course of the establishment in the case of the Benefit of the Natural Business Management Training course. Annex 4, Part III,
	d)	the authorized sample by the management visit shall be to have carried out the test tasks satisfactorily followed and followed up on any deviations and other instructions from the Management Board ; and
	(e)	The Benefit Board shall be kept informed of all matters that are relevant to the implementation of the sampling.


1)	Prior to sampling, by authorized sampling, the establishments or departments in which authorised sampling is carried out shall be subject to the approval of the Wildlife Board.
2)	One of the Natural Business Management System approved quality system shall be available, describing how the authorized sampling is carried out in the establishment.
3)	For establishments holding in-house training courses for own specimens for own specimens, participation in the management classes will not be compulsory, provided that the company can document that internal courses are held and that it is : each sample takes part in these according to the same rules as under Part II (5) (c).
4)	The company or department will have to have followed up on any deviations and other instructions from the Danish Agency for the Conservation of Natural History.
5)	The company or department shall keep the Natural Business Authority informed of all matters that are relevant to the implementation of the sampling.


1)	Authority may be communicated to a laboratory that satisfies the following requirements :
	a)	The laboratory must be independent or belong to a registered vegetable seed company.
	b)	The laboratory shall have a conductive laborant who is directly responsible for the technical work of the laboratory and which has the skills required to run a seed analysis laboratory.
	c)	Laboratories of the laboratory must have passed the studies in the analyses and the species which the authority includes, cf. Paragraph e.
	d)	The laboratory must have premises and equipment which the management authority can approve as satisfying for the carrying out of the analyses to which the authorisation is carried out.
	(e)	The laboratory shall have an approved quality system for the Laboratory, describing how the authorized analyses are carried out in the establishment. In addition, the procedure for taking control samples and procedures for preparing and conducting courses and examination procedures shall be described in the quality assurance system.
	(f)	The laboratory of the laboratory shall be subject to the approval of the Administrative Board of the Natural Acquilite Management Board.
2)	The application for authorisation shall be submitted to the Natural Acquisition Board on a record that is requested by the Board of Directors. Authorisation shall be granted with effect from the date on which the Board may observe that the requirements of paragraph 1 shall be taken. One has been fulfilled.
3)	A laboratory belonging to a registered vegetable seed company may only analyse lots of vegetable seed produced by the establishment, unless otherwise agreed between the company and the Management Board.
4)	Authorised analyses of vegetable seeds shall be carried out in accordance with the applicable international methods and in accordance with the instructions of the steering. The results of the analyses required for certification required immediately after the completion of the analyses shall be submitted to the Management Board for the purposes of certification and checking of the parties concerned.
5)	The lab must take 5%. of their analyzed consignments for control analysis. The trospecs must be carried out as an official investigation into another Member State of the European Union. The Laboratory shall keep all costs associated with it.
6)	Maintenance of approval requires that :
	a)	the laboratory continues to comply with the requirements of no Number one and number 3-5,
	b)	laboratory labors regularly perform the analyses carried out by the authority ;
	c)	there is satisfactory consistency between the analysis results of samples analysed by the laboratory and control samples of the same batches,
	d)	the laboratory analytic evidence of the control of the steering system is to be completed satisfactorily,
	(e)	The laboratory of the auditory visit shall be provided to have fulfilled the analytical tasks satisfactorily,
	(f)	the laboratory has participated in annual ring analyses with a satisfactory result ;
	g)	the laboratory does not use sub-contractors of analyses unless otherwise agreed with the Management Board ;
	(h)	the laboratory shall include the cause of discrepancies between results and results in deviations and other indications from the Management Board ; and
	i)	The Management Board shall be kept informed of any factor that is relevant to the analyses the laboratory is authorized to perform.

Appendix 6

Sales of varieties that are under test for blacklist entry

The CAs and other EU countries ' certification authorities may allow the trade in varieties which have not yet been admitted to official blacklist. Permissions are given, with the aim of obtaining knowledge through practical experience of cultivation. The seed must be used only for the testing and testing of new varieties. The official representative of the Office shall submit an application to the Certification Authority in the country in which the variety is under test to be included in the blacklist. The semen must comply with the general rules applicable to trade in standard seed.


1)	The Wildlife Board may allow the trade in varieties which are under test for inclusion in the official Danish blacklist. The application for each variety shall be sent by the black owner or the official representative of the variety owner. The application shall include the following information :
	a)	Appreit.
	b)	Maintaining.
	c)	Blackcode (notification number) of the review to be tested for inclusion on the Danish blacklist.
	d)	Art.
	(e)	Sort of a name or the name of the breeder.
	(f)	If the variety is genetically modified, it shall be documented that the variety has been approved in accordance with the European Parliament and Council Directive 2001 /18/EC on the deliberate release into the environment of genetically modified organisms and after the European Parliament and the Council Regulation ; 1829 /2003/EC on genetically modified food and feed.
2)	The application shall be submitted to the Benefit of the Natural Acquisite, within one month before the trade, must take place.
3)	There is no maximum permitted quantity for vegetable seeds.
4)	The authorization shall be valid for a season and may be extended for a season at a time if the black owner or his official representative is seeking it.
5)	The permit for each variety ceases when the variety is accepted on the Danish blacklist, the common EU blacklist, if the variety is rejected, or the notifier withdraws the application for a return on the blacklist.
6)	The owner or his official representative shall notify the Natural Acquisification Board if a variety is refused or declared from the black market.
7)	Vegetable seeds must meet the standard requirements for standard seed, with the exception of the requirement for admission to a variety of varieties.

A.	Reporting
	1)	The owner or his official representative shall report on the results of tests carried out and tests to be carried out to the Natural Acquisitions Agency. The following information shall also be provided :
		a)	The quantities sold by each variety ; and
		b)	the countries where the seed has been sold.
	2)	The information must be submitted to the Benefit Board of Natural Acquirea by 1. December after every season.

Appendix 7

Especially about conservation varieties and heap of hobbies


Botanical Label	Number of hectares
Allium cepa L.-Cepa group	40
Brassica oleracea "L."
Brassica rapa "L."
Capsicum annuum "L."
Cichorium intybus "L."
Cucumis melo "L."
Cucurbita maxima Duchesne
Cynara cardunculus "L."
Daucus carota "L."
Lactuca sativa "L."
Phaseolus vulgaris "L."
Pisum sativum "L."
Solanum lycopersicum "L."
Vicia faba "L."
Allium cepa l.-Aggregatum Group	20
Allium porrum "L."
Allium sativum "L."
Beta vulgaris "L."
Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum : et Nakai
Cucumis sativus "L."
Cucurbita pepo "L."
Foeniculum vulgare Mill.
Solanum melongena "L."
Spinacia oleracea "L."
Allium fistulosum "L."	10
Allium schoenoprasum "L."
Anthriscus cerefolium (L.) Hoffm.
Apium digging olens "L."
Asparagus officinalis "L."
Cichorium endivia "L."
Petroselinum crispum (Mill.) Nyman ex A. W. Hill
Phaseolus coccineus "L."
Raphanus sativus "L."
Rheum rhabarbarum "L."
Scorzonera hispanica "L."
Valerianella locusta (L.) Laterr.
Zea mays "L."


Closing Packing
1)	The Pakbe must be closed with a supplier label or a sealing.

Marking of packaging
The Pakbe shall be provided with a supplier label or with a printed or stamped text with the following information :
1)	The words : 'EU rules and standards'.
2)	Name and address of the person responsible for the statement of the labels or its identification mark.
3)	Years of closure, or, year for the latest sampling for the latest spire, expressed as follows : ' Party closed ... (year) or "Test the extras ..." (Years).
4)	Art.
5)	Black name.
6)	The words : "Certified seeds of a container of conservation" or "The default seed of a container of conservation".
7)	The region of origin, as well as the following text : 'Bevaring black may be negotiated only in the region of origin'.
8)	The seed production region (only if it is different from the region of origin).
9)	Reference number of the party.
10)	The specified net or gross weight or number of seeds specified by the Pakis.
11)	Other information :
	In the case of weight and of the use of granulated pesticides, pillers or other solid additives are indicated here,
	a)	the nature of the chemical treatment or the additive, and
	b)	the balance between the weight of fowls or pure seed and the aggregate weight.


Botanical Label	Gram
Phaseolus coccineus "L."	250
Phaseolus vulgaris "L."
Pisum sativum "L."
Vicia faba "L."
Spinacia oleracea "L."
Zea mays "L."
Allium cepa L. (cepa group, Aggregatum group)	25
Allium fistulosum "L."
Allium porrum "L."
Allium sativum "L."
Anthriscus cerefolium (L.) Hoffm.
Beta vulgaris "L."
Brassica rapa "L."
Cucumis sativus "L."
Cucurbita maxima Duchesne
Cucurbita pepo "L."
Daucus carota "L."
Lactuca sativa "L."
Petroselinum crispum (Mill.) Nyman ex A. W. Hill
Raphanus sativus "L."
Scorzonera hispanica "L."
Valerianella locusta (L.) Laterr.
Allium schoenoprasum "L."	5
Apium digging olens "L."
Asparagus officinalis "L."
Brassica oleracea L. (all)
Capsicum annuum "L."
Cichorium endivia "L."
Cichorium intybus "L."
Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum : et Nakai
Cucumis melo "L."
Cynara cardunculus "L."
Foeniculum vulgare Mill.
Rheum rhabarbarum "L."
Solanum lycopersicum "L."
Solanum melongena "L."

Closing Packing
1)	The Pakbe must be closed with a supplier label or a sealing.

Marking of packaging
The Pakbe shall be provided with a supplier label or with a printed or stamped text with the following information :
1)	The words : 'EU rules and standards'.
2)	Name and address of the person responsible for the statement of the labels or its identification mark.
3)	year for shutdown, or, year for the latest sampling for the latest spire name analysis, expressed as follows : "Party closed ..." (year) or "Test the extras ..." (Years)
4)	Art.
5)	Black name.
6)	The words ' black, developed for the cultivation of special conditions `.
7)	Reference number of the party.
8)	The specified net or gross weight or number of seeds specified by the Pakis.
9)	Other information :
	In the case of weight and of the use of granulated pesticides, pillers or other solid additives are indicated here,
	a)	the nature of the chemical treatment or the additive, and
	b)	the balance between the weight of fowls or pure seed and the aggregate weight.

Appendix 8

Third countries, as well as authorities and species in the third countries concerned, which are equal to Member States

Country (1)	Name of administration	Arts referred to in the following Directives
1	2	3
AR	Instituto Nacional de Semillas (INASE) Ouch. Paseo Colón 922, 3 Piso 1063 BUENOS AIRES	66 /401/EØF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
AU	Australian Seeds Authority LTD. P. O. BOX 187 LINDFIELD, NSW 2070	66 /401/EØF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
CA	Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Seed Section, Plant Health & Biosecurity Directorate 59 Camelot Drive, Room 250, OTTAWA, ON K1A 0Y9	66 /401/EØF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
CL	Ministerio de Agricultura Servicio Servicio Agricola y Ganadero, División de Semillas Casilla 1167, Paseo Bulnes 140-SANTIAGO DE CHILE	2002 /54/EF 66 /401/EF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
SIR.	State Institute for Seed and Seedlings, Vinkovacka Cesta 63 31000 OSIJEK	2002 /54/EF 66 /401/EF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
MA	D. P. C. R. F. Service de Contrôle des Semences et Plants, B. P. 1308 RABAT	66 /401/EØF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
NZ	Ministry for Primary Industries, 25 "The Terrace" P. O. BOX 2526 6140 WELLINGTON	2002 /54/EF 66 /401/EF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
RS	Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management Plant Protection Directorate Omladinskih brigada 1, 11070 NOVI BEOGRAD The Ministry of Agriculture has authorized the following institutions to issue OECD certificates : National Laboratory for Seed Testing Maksima Gorkand 30-21000 NOVI SAD Maize Research Institute "ZEMUN POLJE" Slobodana Bajica 1 11080 ZEMUN, BEOGRAD	2002 /54/EF 66 /401/EF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
TR	Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, Variety Registration and Seed Certification Centre Gayret mah. Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bulvari No : 62 P. O. BOX : 30, 06172 Yenimahalle/ANKARA	2002 /54/EF 66 /401/EF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
US	USDA-Agricultural Marketing Service Seed Regulatory & Testing Branch 801 Summit Crossing, Suite C, GASTONIA NC 28054	2002 /54/EF 66 /401/EF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
UY	Instituto Nacional de Semillas (INASE) Cno. Bertolotti's / n y Ruta 8 km 29 91001 PANDO-CANELONES	66 /401/EØF 66 /402/EØF 2002 /57/EF
ZA	National Department of Agriculture, c/o S. A. S. R. S. R. S. R. S. R. R. Lynnwood Ridge, P. O. BOX 72981, 0040 PRETORIA	66 /401/EEC 66 /402/EEC-only for Zea mays and sorghum spp. 2002 /57/EF

(1) AR-Argentina, AU-Australia, CA-Canada, CL-Canada, CL-Chile, HR-Israel, MA-Morocco, NZ-New Zealand, RS-Serbia, TR-Turkey, US-USA, Uou-Uruguay, ZA-South Africa.

Official notes

1) The announcement contains provisions implementing Council Directive 2002 /55/EC of 13. June 2002 on trade in vegetable seeds, 2002, no. In 193, s. Directive 33, as amended by Commission Directive 2009 /74/EC of 26. June 2009, EU-Official Journal 2009, nr. In 166, s. 40, Commission implementation directive 2013 /45/EC of 7. This is August 2013, amending Council Directive 2002/55/EC and 2008 /72/EC and Commission Directive 2009 /145/EC, as regards the botanical designation for tomato, EU-Official 2013, nr. L 213 s. 20, parts of Council Directive 2000 /29/EC of 8. In May 2000 on measures against the introduction into the Community of organisms harmful to plants or plant products and against their spread within the Community, the Community Official Journal 2000, no. In 169, s. 1, as last amended by Commission Directive 2010 /1/EU of 8. In January 2010, the EU Official Journal, nr. L 7, s. 17, and parts of Commission Directive 92 /105/EEC of 3. In the case of a certain standardization of plant passports for use in the movement of a variety of plants, plant products and other articles within the Community and on detailed rules for the issuance of such plant passports, and the conditions and procedures for the use of such plant protection products ; in the case of the replacement of plant passports, the Official Journal of the European Communities. As amended by Commission Directive 2005 /17/EC of 2, the 22 of the Commission Directive as amended by Commission Directive 22. In March 2005, 2005, nr. L 57, s. 23, Commission Directive 2005 /77/EC of 11. In November 2004 amending Annex V to Council Directive 2000 /29/EC concerning the measures against the introduction into the Community of organisms harmful to plants and plant products and against their spread within the Community, the Community Official Journal, no. L 296, s. 17, and parts of Commission Directive 2009 /145/EC of 26. Nov 2009 on certain derogations for the approval of vegetable breeds and varieties which have traditionally been cultivated in specific regions and regions and are threatened by genetic erosion and of vegetable varieties which are without any commercial commercial ; production value, but developed for cultivation in specific conditions, and on the marketing of seed of the land breeds and varieties, the EU Official Journal 2009, nr. L 312, s. . 44, as amended by the Commission's implementing Directive 2013 /45/EU of 7. 1 August 2013, 2013 EU Official Journal. L 213 s. 20, Commission implementing decision No 2012 /340/EU of 25. June 2012 on the implementation of a limited period of time in accordance with Council Directive 66 / 4 0 1 / EEC, 66 /402/EEC, 2002 /54/EC, 2002 /55/EC and 2002 /57/EC in respect of inspection under official supervision of the basic seed and processing seed of generations ; Base Seed, EU Official Journal 2012, nr. In 166, s. Ninety and the Council Decision No 2003 /17/EC of 16. In December 2002 on the equivalence of arable inspections of crops for the propagation of seeds in third countries and on the equivalence of seed produced in third countries, Community-tenth 2003, nr. L 8, s. Amendment No 10, as last amended by Decision No 2 of the European Parliament and 1105 /2012/EU of 21. November 2012, EU-decade-2012, nr. L 328, s. 4.

Executive Order On Vegetables

Original Language Title: Bekendtgørelse om grønsagsfrø

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