EU detects 5 more shipments of South African citrus with black spot
The European Union detected five citrus shipments from South Africa contaminated with the quarantine pest Phyllosticta citricarpa, the fungus that causes citrus black spot, last September: one interception in lemons, one in mandarins and three in oranges. In addition to the 33 interceptions of black spot so far this season of
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