Devitalisation requirement by AQIS on Gypsophila to Australia Removed

Gypsophila to Australia

Gypsophila is a white filler flower and otherwise known as Baby’s Breath or Gypso. Most florists in Australia consider gypsophila to australia product as the ideal “filler” because: it provides enough volume to any bouquet, it has a long vase life, it is not delicate and it is available all-year-round.

It also allows the other flowers to stand out more as it appears subtle in any arrangement. Its enormous panicles of tiny white flowers are the perfect accompaniment to roses and many other cut flowers. Each panicle of gypsophila to australia can be broken up into fairly small sections to be used in floral displays too.

Phytosanitary requirement for treated flowers entering Australia

Each consignment of flowers that have been devitalised overseas must be accompanied by an original Phytosanitary certificate that describes how the flowers have been treated. If flowers have been treated with fungicide for powdery mildew this also needs to be recorded on the Phytosanitary certificate. Phytosanitary certificates must meet the Minimum documentary requirements policy.

Gypsophila import requirements on devitalisation by Australia

The devitalisation requirement by AQIS on gypsophila to australia has been removed and thereby reducing the cost of importation of this popular flower