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{{European policy
|Name=International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC)
|Policy domain=Plant health and biosecurity
|Affected actors=Processor,Wholesaler,Retailer,Consumer,Producer/beekeeper
|Affected activity=Harvesting/Production,Marketing/trade
|Products=Vegetable NWFP
|Countries=EU countries
|Type of policy document=Convention
|Legal status of policy document=Non-binding
|Description=EU rules on plant health aim to protect crops, fruit, vegetables, flowers, and forests from harmful pests and diseases by preventing their introduction into the EU or their spread within the EU. Council Directive 2000/29/EC, which lists certain harmful organisms that may be targeted by specific control measures, provides the basis for this aim.
|Source link=https://www.ippc.int/
|Full reference=International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC)
|Scope=International
|Subject=NWFP
|Class=Policy
|Policy area=Plant health and biosecurity
|Category=Convention
|Legal status=Non-binding
|Document category=Convention
|ID=73
}}
Affected activity	Harvesting/Production + and Marketing/trade +
Affected actors	Processor +, Wholesaler +, Retailer +, Consumer + and Producer/beekeeper +
Class	Policy +
Countries	EU countries +
Document category	Convention +
Encodedname	International_Plant_Protection_Convention_.28IPPC.29 +
Full reference	International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) +
Geographical scope	International +
Lcname	international plant protection convention (ippc) +
Legal status	Non-binding +
Name	International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC) +
Policy area	Plant health and biosecurity +
Products	Vegetable NWFP +
Reference ID	73 +
Source link	https://www.ippc.int/ +
Subject	NWFP +