USDA approves mango imports from Grenada

Imports can begin starting Feb. 15, the USDA said.

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The USDA has approved U.S. imports of fresh mangoes from Grenada.

The agency said it has determined that the application of one or more designated phytosanitary measures will adequately mitigate the risks of introducing plant pests or weeds with mango imports from Grenada.

Imports can begin starting Feb. 15, the USDA said.

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