EU has no basis for cold storage requirements on SA citrus exports
The European Union is demanding that citrus exports from South Africa be subjected to extreme cold storage in a bid to stave off false codling moth infestation.
Source: ewn.co.za
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The European Union is demanding that citrus exports from South Africa be subjected to extreme cold storage in a bid to stave off false codling moth infestation.
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