Thông báo - Thông báo của Việt Nam: Decree of Fertilizers Management


Mã WTO G/SPS/N/VNM/89
Ngày thông báo 11/04/2017
Loại thông báo Bình thường
Tiêu đề Decree of Fertilizers Management
Tóm tắt

This draft decree shall replace Decree 202/2013/NĐ-CP dated 27 November 2013 regulating fertilizer management.

The  notified  decree  stipulates  fertilizer  registration,  testing,  production,  packaging, labeling  and  quality  control;  the  export/import  of  fertilizers;  some  substances or microorganisms in fertilizers that affect human health and crops.

Sản phẩm Fertilizers
Quốc gia Viet Nam

Tệp đính kèm:
Decree of Fertilizers Management.rar
NVNM89.pdf

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