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A83: Certification requirement

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Applied by Zambia on the entire world

The measure came into effect on 02 January 1995
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A83: Certification requirement
Date when the measure came into force
02 January 1995
Publication where the measure is specified
The Plant Variety and Seeds Act. (As amended by Act No. 21 of 1995)
Regulation where the measure is specified
The Plant Variety and Seeds Regulations
Country/Region applying the measure
Zambia
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health and C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure
17. (1) No person shall import seeds for sale-
(b) a notice to import the seeds has been submitted in Form 12 set out in the Seventh Schedule and has been approved by the Certifying Authority;
(3) The importer of seed shall on request supply S.C.C.I. with samples of the imported seed for checking its quality.
(4) The Certifying Authority may-
(a) regulate the certification of imported seed lots according to the certification scheme of Zambia;

Second Schedule : Seed for compulsory certification
Third Schedule :Seed for certification scheme
Reference of the measure
Regulation 17 (1b); (3) & (4a)
Second Schedule
Third Schedule
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Description
Seed
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world
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Applied by Zambia

The measure came into effect on 01 January 1959
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NTM classification
A83: Certification requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 1959
Publication where the measure is specified
Plant Pests and Diseases Act.
Regulation where the measure is specified
Plant Pests and Diseases (Importation) Regulations.
Country/Region applying the measure
Zambia
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health and C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure
15. (2) Any reference in the second column of the Seventh Schedule to a phytosanitary certificate shall be construed as a reference to a phytosanitary certificate in Form No. 3.
Reference of the measure
SECTION 31 : Regulation 15(2)
Seventh Schedule
Form No. 3
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Description
Plants
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Description
All countries except South Africa
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Applied by Zambia

The measure came into effect on 01 January 1959
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NTM classification
A83: Certification requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 1959
Publication where the measure is specified
Plant Pests and Diseases Act.
Regulation where the measure is specified
Plant Pests and Diseases Act
Country/Region applying the measure
Zambia
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health, B: Protection of life and health of animals and C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure
9. (2) Without derogation from the generality of the provisions of subsection (1), the Minister may in regulations, orders or notices made in terms of that subsection-
(j) provide for the production of certificates signed by responsible persons or authorities in the country or territory of origin relating generally or specifically to-
(i) the freedom of imported growing media, invertebrates and plants or the area in which they were produced or grown from injurious organisms
Reference of the measure
PART III: SECTION 9 (2) (J)(i)
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Description
Growing media, invertebrates and plants
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.

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Applied by Zimbabwe on the entire world for 0106.11.00: Primates, 0106.12.00: Whales, dolphins and porpoises mammals of the order cetacea); manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia), 0106.13.00: Camels and other camelids (camelidae), 0106.13.00: Camels and other camelids (camelidae), 0106.14.00: Rabbits and hares, 0106.19.00: Other, 0106.20.00: Reptiles ( including snakes and turtles), 0106.31.00: Birds of prey, 0106.32.00: Psittaciformes(including parrots, parakeets, macaws and cockatoos, 0106.33.00: Ostriches; emus (dromaius ovaehollandiae), 0106.39.00: Other, 0106.41.00: Bees, 0106.49.00: Other, 0106.90.00: Other, 0208.10.00: Of rabbits or hares, 0208.30.00: Of primates, 0208.40.00: Of whales ,dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the order cetacea );of manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); of seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia), 0208.50.00: Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles), 0208.60.00: Of camels and other camelids (camelidae), 0208.90.00: Other, 0210.91.00: Of primates, 0210.92.00: Of whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the order cetacea); of manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); of seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia), 0210.93.00: Of reptiles ( including snakes and turtles ), 0210.99.00: Other, 0301.92.00: Eels (anguilla spp.), 0301.91.00: Trout (salmo trutta, oncorhynchus mykiss, oncorhynchus clarki, oncorhynchus aquabonita, oncorhynchus gilae, oncorhynchus apache and oncorhynchus chrysogaster), 0301.93.00: Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon idellus, hypophthalmichthys spp., cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus), 0301.94.00: Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus, thunnus orientalis), 0301.95.00: Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus accoyii), 0301.99.10: Salt water fish, 0301.99.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.11.10: Salt water fish, 0302.11.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.13.10: Salt water fish, 0302.13.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.14.10: Salt water fish, 0302.14.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.19.10: Salt water fish, 0302.19.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.21.00: Halibut (reinhardtius hippoglossoides, hippoglossus hippoglossus, hippoglossus stenolepis), 0302.22.00: Plaice (pleuronectes platessa), 0302.23.00: Sole (solea spp.), 0302.24.00: Turbots (psetta maxima, scophthalmidae), 0302.29.10: Salt water fish, 0302.29.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.31.00: Albacore or longfinned tunas (thunnus alalunga), 0302.32.00: Yellowfin tunas (thunnus albacares), 0302.33.00: Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito, 0302.34.00: Bigeye tunas (thunnus obesus), 0302.35.00: Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus), (thunnus orientalis), 0302.36.00: Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii ), 0302.36.00: Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii ), 0302.39.00: Other, 0302.41.00: Herrings (clupea harengus, clupea pallasii), 0302.42.00: Anchovies (engraulis spp.), 0302.43.00: Sardines (sardina pilchardus, sardinops spp.), sardinella (sardinella spp.), brisling or sprats (sprattus sprattus), 0302.44.00: Mackerel (scomber scombrus, scomber australasicus, scomber japonicus), 0302.45.00: Jack and horse mackerel (trachurus spp.), 0302.46.00: Cobia (rachycentron canadum), 0302.47.00: Swordfish (xiphias gladius), 0302.51.00: Cod (gadus morhua, gadus ogac, gadus macocephalus), 0302.52.00: Haddock ( melanogrammus aeglefinus), 0302.53.00: Coalfish (pollachius virens), 0302.54.00: Hake ( merluccius spp., urophycis spp.), 0302.55.00: Alaska pollack (theragra chalcogramma), 0302.56.00: Blue whitings (micromesistis poutassou, micromesistius australis), 0302.59.00: Other, 0302.71.00: Tilapias (oreochromis spp.), 0302.72.00: Catfish (pangasius spp., silurus spp., clarias spp., ictalurus spp.), 0302.73.00: Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon iddellus, hypophthalmichthys spp.) cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus), 0302.74.10: Salt water fish, 0302.74.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.79.10: Salt water fish, 0302.79.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.81.00: Dogfish and other sharks, 0302.82.00: Rays and skates ( rajidae), 0302.83.00: Toothfish (dissostichus spp.), 0302.84.00: Seabass (dicentrarchus spp.), 0302.85.00: Seabream (sparidae), 0302.89.10: Salt water fish, 0302.89.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.90.10: Salt water fish, 0302.90.90: Fresh water fish, 4101.20.00: Whole hides and skins, of a weight per skin not exceeding 8kg when simply dried, 10kg when dry-salted, or 16kg when fresh, wet- salted or otherwise preserved, 4101.50.00: Whole hides and skins, of a weight exceeding 16kg, 4101.90.00: Other, including buts, bends and bellies, 4103.20.00: Of reptiles, 4103.30.00: Of swine and 4103.90.00: Other

The measure came into effect on 17 September 1982

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NTM classification: A83: Certification requirement
Date when the measure came into force: 17 September 1982
Publication where the measure is specified: Statutory Instrument 557 of 1982
Regulation where the measure is specified: Control of goods (Import and Export) (Wild Life) Regulations, 1982
Country/Region applying the measure: Zimbabwe
The rationale of the measure: Not stated in regulations
Coded list of objectives: X: For purposes n.e.s.
Description of the measure: (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of ant other law, but to the provisions of this section , no person shall-
(b) import into Zimbabwe any wild life referred to in Part I or Part II of the Second Schedule , or any other trophy of such wild life , unless in addition to complying with paragraph (a) he hold an export permit or re export certificate granted in respect of the wild life or trophy concerned by an appropriate authority in a country from which the wild life or trophy concerned is being imported or
Reference of the measure: Art 3(1)(b)
Measure also domestic: Yes

Products affected by the measure.

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication
0106.11.00	Primates	No
0106.12.00	Whales, dolphins and porpoises mammals of the order cetacea); manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia)	No
0106.13.00	Camels and other camelids (camelidae)	No
0106.13.00	Camels and other camelids (camelidae)	No
0106.14.00	Rabbits and hares	No
0106.19.00	Other	Yes	wildd life
0106.20.00	Reptiles ( including snakes and turtles)	No
0106.31.00	Birds of prey	No
0106.32.00	Psittaciformes(including parrots, parakeets, macaws and cockatoos	No
0106.33.00	Ostriches; emus (dromaius ovaehollandiae)	No
0106.39.00	Other	No
0106.41.00	Bees	No
0106.49.00	Other	No
0106.90.00	Other	Yes	wild life
0208.10.00	Of rabbits or hares	Yes	of wild life
0208.30.00	Of primates	No
0208.40.00	Of whales ,dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the order cetacea );of manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); of seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia)	No
0208.50.00	Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles)	No
0208.60.00	Of camels and other camelids (camelidae)	No
0208.90.00	Other	Yes	of wildlife
0210.91.00	Of primates	No
0210.92.00	Of whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the order cetacea); of manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); of seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia)	No
0210.93.00	Of reptiles ( including snakes and turtles )	No
0210.99.00	Other	No
0301.92.00	Eels (anguilla spp.)	No
0301.91.00	Trout (salmo trutta, oncorhynchus mykiss, oncorhynchus clarki, oncorhynchus aquabonita, oncorhynchus gilae, oncorhynchus apache and oncorhynchus chrysogaster)	No
0301.93.00	Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon idellus, hypophthalmichthys spp., cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus)	No
0301.94.00	Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus, thunnus orientalis)	No
0301.95.00	Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus accoyii)	No
0301.99.10	Salt water fish	No
0301.99.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.11.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.11.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.13.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.13.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.14.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.14.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.19.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.19.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.21.00	Halibut (reinhardtius hippoglossoides, hippoglossus hippoglossus, hippoglossus stenolepis)	No
0302.22.00	Plaice (pleuronectes platessa)	No
0302.23.00	Sole (solea spp.)	No
0302.24.00	Turbots (psetta maxima, scophthalmidae)	No
0302.29.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.29.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.31.00	Albacore or longfinned tunas (thunnus alalunga)	No
0302.32.00	Yellowfin tunas (thunnus albacares)	No
0302.33.00	Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito	No
0302.34.00	Bigeye tunas (thunnus obesus)	No
0302.35.00	Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus), (thunnus orientalis)	No
0302.36.00	Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii )	No
0302.36.00	Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii )	No
0302.39.00	Other	No
0302.41.00	Herrings (clupea harengus, clupea pallasii)	No
0302.42.00	Anchovies (engraulis spp.)	No
0302.43.00	Sardines (sardina pilchardus, sardinops spp.), sardinella (sardinella spp.), brisling or sprats (sprattus sprattus)	No
0302.44.00	Mackerel (scomber scombrus, scomber australasicus, scomber japonicus)	No
0302.45.00	Jack and horse mackerel (trachurus spp.)	No
0302.46.00	Cobia (rachycentron canadum)	No
0302.47.00	Swordfish (xiphias gladius)	No
0302.51.00	Cod (gadus morhua, gadus ogac, gadus macocephalus)	No
0302.52.00	Haddock ( melanogrammus aeglefinus)	No
0302.53.00	Coalfish (pollachius virens)	No
0302.54.00	Hake ( merluccius spp., urophycis spp.)	No
0302.55.00	Alaska pollack (theragra chalcogramma)	No
0302.56.00	Blue whitings (micromesistis poutassou, micromesistius australis)	No
0302.59.00	Other	No
0302.71.00	Tilapias (oreochromis spp.)	No
0302.72.00	Catfish (pangasius spp., silurus spp., clarias spp., ictalurus spp.)	No
0302.73.00	Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon iddellus, hypophthalmichthys spp.) cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus)	No
0302.74.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.74.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.79.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.79.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.81.00	Dogfish and other sharks	No
0302.82.00	Rays and skates ( rajidae)	No
0302.83.00	Toothfish (dissostichus spp.)	No
0302.84.00	Seabass (dicentrarchus spp.)	No
0302.85.00	Seabream (sparidae)	No
0302.89.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.89.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.90.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.90.90	Fresh water fish	No
4101.20.00	Whole hides and skins, of a weight per skin not exceeding 8kg when simply dried, 10kg when dry-salted, or 16kg when fresh, wet- salted or otherwise preserved	No
4101.50.00	Whole hides and skins, of a weight exceeding 16kg	No
4101.90.00	Other, including buts, bends and bellies	No
4103.20.00	Of reptiles	No
4103.30.00	Of swine	No
4103.90.00	Other	No

Description: SECOND SCHEDULE
PART I
ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD LIFE
PART A WILD LIFE WHICH OCCURS OR, OR WHICH MIGHT OCCUR WITHIN ZIMBABWE FAUNA
MAMMALS

Zimbabwean pangolin
Brown hyaena
Cheeta
Leopard
Rhinoceroses

BIRDS
White stork
Peregrine falcon

REPTILES
Nile crocodile

FLORA
Cycads

PART B
WILD LIFE OCCURING WITHIN AND OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE FAUNA
MAMMALS
Rat- kangaroo
Desert rat-kngaroo
Western hare wallaby
Banded hare wallaby
Merrin
Wurrung
Queensland hairy –nosed wombat
Pig-footed bandicoat
Bilby
Yallara
Marl
Long-tailed dunnart
Sandhilldunnat
Thylacine
Hairy eared dwarf lemurs
Fat-tailed dwarf lemurs
Gentle lemurs
Lemurs
Sportive lemurs
Mouse lemurs
Fork-marked mouse lemurs
Woolly indris
Indris
Sifakas
Aye-aye
Goeldi's marmoset
White-eared marmoset
Buff-headed marmoset
Golden tamarins
Bare-faced tamarin
White- footed tamarin
Cotton-headed tamarin
Mantled howler
Black-browed spider monkey
Red spider monkey
Woolly spider monkey
Uakaris
White nose saki
Red-backed squirrel-monkey
Tana River mangabey
Liberian Diana monkey
Zanzibar red colobus
Tana River red colobus
Lion-tailed macaque
Proboscis monkey
Drill monkey
Mandrill monkey
Entellus langur
Golden langur
Capped langur
Mentawai leaf monkey
Douc langur
Pig-tailed langur
Gibbons
Siamang
Gorillas/ orang-utan/ chimpanzees
Giant armadillo
Zimbabwean pangolin
Hispid hare
Volcano rabbit
Mexican prairie dog
Stick-nest rat
Smoky mouse
Shark Bay mouse
False water –rat
Macdonell Range rock-rat
Chinchillas
White flag dolphin
Ganges susu/ Indus susu
Sperm whale
South American river –dolphins
Finless porpoise
Cochito
Grey whale
Sei whale
Blue whale
Fin whale
Hump-back whale
Bow-head whale
Right whales
Grey wolf
Bush-dog
Northern swift fox
Sun-bear
Asiatic black bear
Spectacled bear
Himalayan brown bear
Mexican grizzy bear
Tibetan broen bear
Cameroon clawless otter
Southern sea otter
Marine otter
la plata otter
European otter
Southern river otter
Black footed ferret
Giant otter
Spotted linsang
Brown hyena
Cheetah
Indian leopard cat
Caracal
Florida Puma
Costa Rican puma
Eastern puma
Mountain cat
Marbled cat
Black –footed cat
Costa Rican ocelot
Brazilian ocelot
Flat- headed cat
Rusty-spotted cat
Mexican bobcat
Asiatic golden cat
Costa Rican tiger-cat
Nicaraguan margay
Tamaulipas jaguarundi
Yucatan jaguarundi
Panama jaguarundi
Sinaloa jaguarundi
Clouded leopard
Asiatic lion
Jaguar
Leopard
Tiger
Snow leopard
Guadalupe fur seal
Monk seals
Asian elephant
Dugong
South American manatee
North American manatee
Grevy’s zebra
Mongolian wild ass
Indian wild ass
Przewalski’s horse
Cape mountain zebra
Central American tapir
Malayan tapir
Mountain tapir
Rhinoceroses
Babirusa
Pygymy hog
Vicuna
Calamian deer
Kuhl’s deer
Ganges hog deer
Marsh deer
Swamp deer
Kashmir red deer
Brow-antlered deer
Persian –fallow deer
North Andean huemal
South Andean huemal
Himalayan musk deer
Pampas deer
Southern pudu
Sonoran pronghorn
Lower California pronghorn
Wood bison
Gaur
Wild yak
Lowland anoa
Tamaraw
Mountain Anoa
Chiltan markhor
Straight horned markhor
Kabul markhor
Serow
Giant sable antelope
Goral
Kouprey
Arabian oryx
Nyan
Cyprus mouflon
Urial
Chiru
Abbruzzi chamois

BIRDS
Lesser rhea
Solitary tinamou
Peruvian penguin
Atitlan grebe
Short-tailed albatross
Abbott’s booby
Christmas Island frigate-bird
Oriental white stork
Northern bald ibis
Japanese crested ibis
Campbell Island brown teal
Laysan duck
Marianas duck
Aleutian Canada goose
Hawaiian goose
White –winged wood –duck
Pink -headed duck
Carlifonia condor
Andean condor
Imperial eagle
Cuban hook-billed kite
White- tailed eagle
Bald eagle
South American harpy eagle
Phillipine eagle
Seychelles kestrel
Aldabra kestrel
Peregrine falcon
Mauritius kestrel
Gyr falcon
Maleo fowl
Red billed curassow
Greater razor – billed curassow
Horned guan
White -winged guan
Black - fronted piping guan
Trinidad blue throated curassow
Attwater’s prairie –chicken
Cheer pheasant
Masked bobwhite
White -eared pleasant
Brown -eared pleasant
Himalayan monal
Chinese monal
Sclater’s monal
Edward’s pheasant
Imperial’s pheasant
Swinhoe’s pheasant
Palawan ‘s Peacock-pheasant
Elliot’s pheasant
Hume’s pheasant
Mikado’s pheasant
Caspian snowcock
Tibetan snowcock
Blyth’s tragopan
Cabot’s tragopan
Western tragopan
Whooping crane
Cuban sandhill crane
Mississipppi sandhill crane
Red-crowned crane
Siberian white crane
Hooded crane
Black –necked crane
White naped crane
Lord howe wood rail
Kagu
Houbara bustard
Grat Indian bustard
Bengal florican
Eskimo curlew
Spotted greenshank
Relict gull
Nicobar pigeon
Mindoro imperial pigeon
Red –necked parrot
Yellow shouldered parrot
Red tailed parrot
St Vincent Amazon parrot
Imperial Amazon parrot
Caribbean Amazon parrot
Red-spectacled Amazon parrot
Red crowned Amazon parrot
St Lucia Amazon parrot
Vinaceous Amazon parrot
Red-fronted Amazon parrot
Glaucous macaw
Indigo macaw
Golden conure
Little blue macaw
Forbes’s yellow –fronted parakeet
Red-fronted parakeet
Double-eyed fig-parrot
Night- parrot
Orange bellied parrot
Ground-parrot
Brazillian pileated parrot
Golden –shouldrerd parrot
Paradise parrot
Mauritius parakeet
Principe grey parrot
Blue throated conure
Thick billed parrots
Kakapo
Madagascar owlet
Forest spotted owlet
Norfolk island boobook owl
Christmas island hawk owl
Giant scops owl
Hook-billed hermit
Costa Rican respendent quetzal
Mexican resplendent quetzal
Northern great pied hornbill
Helmeted hornbill
Imperial woodpecker
Tristram’s white bellied black wood pecker
Koch’s pitta
Banded cotinga
White- winged cotinga
Noisy scrub- bird
Western bristle-bird
Western rufous bristle bird
White breasted silver –eye
Helmeted hone- eater
Red siskin
Rothschild’s mynah

REPTILES
Common batagur
Black pond –turtle
Three-keeled land –turtle
Indian tent-turtle
Burmese swamp-turtle
Aquatic box –turtle
Galapagos giant tortoise
Radiated tortoise
Madagascar tortoise
Bolson tortoise
Geometric tortoise
Sea-turtle
Leather back turtle
Indian soft- shelled turtle
Black soft-shelled turtle
Ganges soft-shelled turtle
Peacock marked soft shell turtle
Dark soft –shelled turtle
Western swamp- turtle
Chinese Alligator
Rio Apaporis caiman
Broad –nosed caiman
American crocodile
Slender- snouted crocodile
Orinoco crocodile
Morelet’s crocodile
Nile crocodile
Mindoro crocodile
Mugger crocodile
Salt- water crocodile
Cuban crocodile
Siamese crocodile
Dwarf crocodile
False gavian
Gavial

RHYNCHOCEPHALIA
Tuatara
Figian iguana
Groundguana
Chuckwalla
Bengal monitor
Yellow monitor
Desert monitor
Komodo dragon
Madagascar boas
Round Island boa
Keel-scaled boa
Puerto Rican boa
Jamaican boa
Indian python
Madagascar tree-boa
Chinese giant salamander
Japanese giant salamander
Orange toad
Cameroon toad
Viviparous African toads
Zetek’s golden frog

FISH
Short- nose sturgeon
Asian bony-tongue
Long-jaw cisco
Ikan temoleh
Cui ni
Giant cat-fish
Blue wall-eye
Totoaba

MOLLUSCS
Bird-wing pearly mussel
Dromedary pearly mussel
Curtis pearly mussel
Yellow-blossom pearly mussel
Sampson’s pearly mussel
White cat’s- paw mussel
Green blossom pearly mussel
Tuberculed blossom pearly mussel
Turgid blossom pearly mussel
Brown blossom pearly mussel
Fine-rayed pigtoe pearly mussel
Shiny pigtoe pearly mussel
Higgin’s eye pearly mussel
Pink mucket pearly mussel
Plain pocketbook pearly mussel
Alabama lamp pearly muscle
White warty-back pearly mussel
Orange-foted pimple-back
Rough pig-te pearly mussel
Cumberland monkey-face pearly mussel
Pale Lilliput pearly mussel
Nicklin’s pearly mussel
Tampico pearly mussel
Cumberland bean pearly mussel
FLORA
Elephant’s trunk , or Half- mens
An elephant ‘s- ear plant
An elephant’s –ear plant
Monkey –puzzle tree, or Chile pine
A cactus (Mexican)
A cactus (north Mexico)
A cactus (north-east Mexico)- Aztekium ritteri
A hedgehog cactus
A cactus (north east Mexico)- obregonia denegrii
A hatchet cactus (central Mexico)
A hatchet cactus (north Mexico)
Gymnocarpos przerwalskii
Melandrium monolicus
A chick weed ot startwort
Fitzroy’s cypress
A cypress
Palma corcho
A gentian
Vantanea babourii
Engelhardtia piereocarpa
Ammopiptanthus monolicum-a legume
Platy miscium pleistcachyum- a legume
Tachigalia versicolor – a legume
Aloe albida-a agrass aloe
Aloe pillansil – Bastard quiver –tree
Aloe polyphylla – spiral aloe
Aloe throncropftii- an aloe
Aloe vossii – an aloe
Lavoisiera itambana
Guarea longipetiola- a mahogany
Batocarpus cosracicensis
Nepenthes rajar- Pitcher plant
Cattleya skinneri
Cattleya triana- Christmas orchid, or winter cattleya
Didiciea cunninghamii
Lalia jonggheana
Lalia lobata
Lycaste virginalis var alba- whilte nun orchid
Peristeria elata- Holy Ghost or dove orchid
Renanthera imschootiana
Vanda coerulea- blue vanda
Abies guatemalensis – A Guatemalan fir tree
Abies nebrodensis – A fir tree
Podocarpus costalis – a yellow wood
Podocarpus parlatorei –a yellow wood
Orothamnus zeyheri – March rose
Protea odorata
Balmea stormiae
Saracenia alabamensis – Pitcher plant
Saracenia jonesii –sweet picher plant
Saracenia oreophila- Pitcher plant
Ribes sardoum – A currant or gooseberry
Stangeria eriopus – Grass cycad
Celtis atnensis –a hackberry
Welwitschia mirabilis – Welwitschia
Encephalartos spp – cycads
Hedychium philippinense – ginger lily or flowering

PART II WILD LIFE WHICH MAY BECOME ENDANGERED
PART A
WILD LIFE WHICH OCCURS< OR WHICH MIGHT OCCUR WITHIN ZIMBABWE FAUNA

MAMMALS
Zimbabwean hedgehog
All primate species
Otters
Cats
Ant-bear
African elephant
Blue duiker
Boan antelope

BIRDS
Black stork
Grater flamingo
Knob- billed duck
Birds of prey
Crowned crane
All parrot- like birds
Purple- crested loerie
Knysna loerie
Owls and owl-like birds

REPTILES
Chameleons
Girdle- tailed lizards
Monitors
Pythons

FLORA
Rosary vines (and numerous others)
Tree ferns
Euphorbias (succulent)
Aloes
Orchids
Quilika
Zamiacea –cycads

PART B
WILD LIFE OCCURING WITHIN AND OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE FAUNA
MAMMALS
New Guienea echidnas
Bennett’s tree-kangaroo
Lumholtz- tree kangaroo
Grizzled tree- kangaroo
Black tree-kangaroo
Spotted cuscus
Grey cuscus
Mountain pygymy possum
Zimbabwean hedgerhog
All primate species
Giant ant-eater
Mato Grosso tamandua
Bolivian three toed sloth
Indian pangolin
Malayan pangolin
Chinese pangolin
Sumatra short eared rabbit
Four –stiped ground squirrel
Phillips’s kangaroo-rat
Hopping mice
Shortridge’s native mouse
Whales, dolphins, porpoise
Grey wolf
Maned wolf
Dhole
Culpeo fox
Chiloe fox
Chico grey fox
Afghan fox
Polar bear
Lesser panda
Patagonian skunk
Otters
Fossa
Otter civet
Falanouc
Malagasy mongoose
Malagasy civet
Banded palm civet
Banded lingsang
Felidae spp- Cats
Fur seals
Northern elephant seal
Southern elephant seal
Ant-bear
Loxodonta Africana- African elephant
Dugong
West African manatee
Asiatic wild ass
Hartmann’s mountain zebra
South American tapir
Pygmy hippopotamus
Guanaco
Bactrian red deer
Musk dear
Norther pudu
Mexican pronghorn
Addax
Markhor
Blue duiker
Bontebok
Roan antelope
Red lechwe
Scimitar –horned oryx
Big horned sheep
Argentine greater rhea
Bolivian rufous tinamou
Argentine rufous tinamou
Brazilian rufous tinamou
Black -footed penguin, or African jackass penguin
Dalmatian pelican
Balack stork
Bald ibis
White spoonbill
Andean flamingo
James’s flamingo
Chilean flamingo
Caribbean flamingo
Auckland island brown teal
New Zealand brown teal
Madagascar teal
Tule white –fronted goose
Red- breasted goose
Coscoroba swan
Eastern Bewick’ swan
Black- necked swan
Black –billed whisting duck
Knob- billed duck
Birds of prey
Abbott’s scrub fowl
Nicobar scrub fowl
Caucasian black grouse
Great argus pheasant
Mearns’s Montezuma quail
Montezuma quail
Pale-bellied francolin
Swierstra’s francolin
Grey jungle fowl
Blood pheasant
Green peafowl
Grey peacock-pheasant
Germain's peacock pheasant
Malay peacock-pheasant
Black breasted button quail
Plains wanderer
Crowned crane
Florida sandhill crane
Eastern weka
Great bustard
Little curlew
Slender-billed curlew
Brown –headed gull
Bleeding -heart pigeon
Blue-crowned pigeon
Maroon breasted crowned pigeon
Victoria crowed pigeon
Psitta ciformes- All parrot like birds
Purple crested loerie
Knysna loerie
Strigiformes - Owls and owl like birds
Narcondam hornbill
Great pied hornbill
Luzon rufuous hormbill
Malayan rhinoceros hornbill
Western scaly-bellied green woodpecker
Fairy pitta
Andean cock- of- the- rock
Guianan cock- of- the- rock
White- eyed river –martin
Rueck’s blue fly –catcher
Western whip-bird
Yellow- faced siskin
Red-eared fire-tail
Parson finch
Birds of paradise
Central Americam river turtle
Bog-turtle
Testuduiae spp- Tortoises
South American river turtles
Alligatoridade- Alligators
Crocoyidae- crocodiles
Serpent Island gecko
Day geckos
Queensland snake- lizard
Spiny- tailed lizards
Chameleons
Galapagos marine iguana
Land iguana
Iguana spp -Iguanas
San Diego horned lizard
Girdlr –tailed lizards
Crag-lizards
Orange-throated whip tail
Dragon lizardet
Caiman lizard
Tegus
Gila monster and headed lizard
Varanus spp –Monitors
Baos and pythons
False cobra
Indian egg-eating snake
Mussurana
Two- striped garter –snake
Lake Patzeuaro salamander
Lake Lerma salamander
Axolotl
Sonoran green toad
Coelacanth
Australian lungfish
Lake sturgeon
Atlantic sturgeon
Common sturgeon
Arapaima
Mexican golden trout
Beloribitsa
Wound-fin
Colorado River squaw-fish
Pearl –fish
Ginger pearl –fish
Minute pearl-fish
Opalescent pearl-fish
Splendid pearl-fish
Monterey platyfish
Marine mussels
Edible pearly mussel
Tan-blossom pearly mussel
Long solid mussel
Ozark-lamp pearly mussel
Club pearly mussel
Manus Island tree-snail
New Zealand amber – snail
Coahuilix hubbsi- Fresh - water snail
Cochliopino milleri - Fresh - water snail
Durangonella Coahuila - Fresh - water snail
Mexipyrgus escobedae - Fresh - water snail
Mexipyrgus lugoi - Fresh - water snail
Mexipyrgus mojarralis - Fresh - water snail
Mexipygus multilineatus- Fresh - water snail
Mexithauma quadrpaludium- Fresh - water snail
Nymphophilus minckleyi - Fresh - water snail
Paludiscala caramba- Fresh - water snail

INSECTS
Orntthoptera spp- Bird- wing butterflies
Apollo butterfly
Trogonoptera spp -Bird-wing butterfly
Triodes spp – Bird –wing butterflies
Anthozoa
FLORA
Elephant’s trunk, or Halfmens
American ginseng
Chile pine, or monkey puzzle tree
Rosary vines (and numerous others )
A milk weed
Byblises
Cacti
Wickerware cati
Albany pitcher plant
Lamb’s tails
Kuth or Costus
Cyatheaceae- Tree-ferns
Cycads
Dicksoniaceae-Tree-ferns
Diidiereaceae- Tree-fern
Dioscorea deltoidea – an edible yam
Euphorbias (succulent)
Copey oak
Kangaroo –pawa
Black kangaroo-paws
Mongolian false lupin
Aloes
Mexican mahogany
Feather flowers
Orchids
Dwarf betel palm
Chrysalidocapus decipiens- a palm
Butterfly palm
Neodypsis decaryl- a palm
Phonix hanceana var- a palm
Quilika or tirika (Zimbabwe)
Cyclamens
Banksias
Smake bushes
Showy dryandra
Dryandra polycephala- a dryandra
Woody pears
Boronias
Croweas
Califonia pitcher plant or cobra plant
Solanum sylvestre- a nightshade
Stangetiaceae spp – grass cycads
Basiloxyon excelsum
Pimelea physodes –a rice flower
Caryopteris monolics – Mongolian blue beard
Welwitschia
Zamiacea spp – cycads
Lignum-vitae

Countries/Regions affected by the measure.

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world

Description: All countries

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Applied by Zimbabwe on the entire world for 0102.31: Pure-bred breeding animals, 0102.39.00: Other, 0102.90.00: Other, 0103.10.00: Pure-bred breeding animals, 0103.91.00: Weighing less than 50 kg, 0103.92.00: Weighing 50 kg or more, 0106.11.00: Primates, 0106.12.00: Whales, dolphins and porpoises mammals of the order cetacea); manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia), 0106.13.00: Camels and other camelids (camelidae), 0106.14.00: Rabbits and hares, 0106.19.00: Other, 0106.20.00: Reptiles ( including snakes and turtles), 0106.31.00: Birds of prey, 0106.32.00: Psittaciformes(including parrots, parakeets, macaws and cockatoos, 0106.33.00: Ostriches; emus (dromaius ovaehollandiae), 0106.39.00: Other, 0106.41.00: Bees, 0106.49.00: Other, 0106.90.00: Other, 0201.10.00: Carcasses and half-carcasses, 0201.20.00: Other cuts with bone in, 0201.30.00: Boneless, 0202.20.00: Other cuts with bone in, 0202.30.00: Boneless, 0206.10.00: Of bovine animals, fresh or chilled, 0206.21.00: Tongues, 0206.22.00: Livers, 0206.29.00: Other, 0206.30.00: Of swine, fresh or chilled, 0206.41.00: Livers, 0206.49.00: Other, 0208.50.00: Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles), 0208.60.00: Of camels and other camelids (camelidae), 0208.90.00: Other, 0210.11.00: Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in, 0210.12.00: Bellies (streaky) and cuts thereof, 0210.19.00: Other, 0210.20.00: Meat of bovine animals, 0210.91.00: Of primates, 0210.92.00: Of whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the order cetacea); of manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); of seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia), 0210.93.00: Of reptiles ( including snakes and turtles ), 0210.99.00: Other, 0301.11.00: Freshwater, 0301.19.00: Other, 0301.91.00: Trout (salmo trutta, oncorhynchus mykiss, oncorhynchus clarki, oncorhynchus aquabonita, oncorhynchus gilae, oncorhynchus apache and oncorhynchus chrysogaster), 0301.92.00: Eels (anguilla spp.), 0301.93.00: Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon idellus, hypophthalmichthys spp., cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus), 0301.94.00: Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus, thunnus orientalis), 0301.95.00: Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus accoyii), 0301.99.10: Salt water fish, 0301.99.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.11.10: Salt water fish, 0302.11.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.13.10: Salt water fish, 0302.13.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.14.10: Salt water fish, 0302.14.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.19.10: Salt water fish, 0302.19.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.21.00: Halibut (reinhardtius hippoglossoides, hippoglossus hippoglossus, hippoglossus stenolepis), 0302.22.00: Plaice (pleuronectes platessa), 0302.23.00: Sole (solea spp.), 0302.24.00: Turbots (psetta maxima, scophthalmidae), 0302.29.10: Salt water fish, 0302.29.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.31.00: Albacore or longfinned tunas (thunnus alalunga), 0302.32.00: Yellowfin tunas (thunnus albacares), 0302.33.00: Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito, 0302.34.00: Bigeye tunas (thunnus obesus), 0302.35.00: Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus), (thunnus orientalis), 0302.36.00: Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii ), 0302.39.00: Other, 0302.41.00: Herrings (clupea harengus, clupea pallasii), 0302.42.00: Anchovies (engraulis spp.), 0302.43.00: Sardines (sardina pilchardus, sardinops spp.), sardinella (sardinella spp.), brisling or sprats (sprattus sprattus), 0302.43.00: Sardines (sardina pilchardus, sardinops spp.), sardinella (sardinella spp.), brisling or sprats (sprattus sprattus), 0302.44.00: Mackerel (scomber scombrus, scomber australasicus, scomber japonicus), 0302.45.00: Jack and horse mackerel (trachurus spp.), 0302.46.00: Cobia (rachycentron canadum), 0302.47.00: Swordfish (xiphias gladius), 0302.51.00: Cod (gadus morhua, gadus ogac, gadus macocephalus), 0302.52.00: Haddock ( melanogrammus aeglefinus), 0302.53.00: Coalfish (pollachius virens), 0302.54.00: Hake ( merluccius spp., urophycis spp.), 0302.55.00: Alaska pollack (theragra chalcogramma), 0302.56.00: Blue whitings (micromesistis poutassou, micromesistius australis), 0302.59.00: Other, 0302.71.00: Tilapias (oreochromis spp.), 0302.72.00: Catfish (pangasius spp., silurus spp., clarias spp., ictalurus spp.), 0302.73.00: Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon iddellus, hypophthalmichthys spp.) cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus), 0302.74.10: Salt water fish, 0302.74.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.79.10: Salt water fish, 0302.79.90: Fresh water fish, 0302.81.00: Dogfish and other sharks, 0302.82.00: Rays and skates ( rajidae), 0302.83.00: Toothfish (dissostichus spp.), 0302.84.00: Seabass (dicentrarchus spp.), 0302.85.00: Seabream (sparidae), 0302.89.10: Salt water fish, 0302.89.90: Fresh water fish, 4101.20.00: Whole hides and skins, of a weight per skin not exceeding 8kg when simply dried, 10kg when dry-salted, or 16kg when fresh, wet- salted or otherwise preserved, 4101.50.00: Whole hides and skins, of a weight exceeding 16kg, 4101.90.00: Other, including buts, bends and bellies, 4103.20.00: Of reptiles, 4103.30.00: Of swine and 4103.90.00: Other

The measure came into effect on 17 September 1982

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Non-Tariff Measure

NTM classification: A83: Certification requirement
Date when the measure came into force: 17 September 1982
Publication where the measure is specified: Statutory Instrument 557 of 1982
Regulation where the measure is specified: Control of goods (Import and Export) (Wild Life) Regulations, 1982
Country/Region applying the measure: Zimbabwe
The rationale of the measure: Not stated in regulations
Coded list of objectives: X: For purposes n.e.s.
Description of the measure: 3 (1) Notwithstanding the provisions of any other law, but subject to the provisions of this section , no person shall-
(a) Import into or export from Zimbabwe any wild life, trophy or controlled goods except in accordance with the terms and conditions of –
(i) An open general permit; or
(ii) Permit; or
(iii) a certificate issues in terms of section 5 ; and where appropriate in accordance with the terms and conditions of an open general licence or licence issued in terms of Control of goods (Import and Export) (Commerce) Regulations , 1974 published in the Rhodesia Government Notice 766 of 1974; or

(2). The provisions of subsection (1) shall not apply to the import or export of –
(a) any wild life or trophy which was acquitted by the importer or exporter before the convention applied to it, if the importer or the exporter hold the certificate to that effect –
(i) in the case of import granted by an appropriate authority in the country from which the wild life or trophy concerned is being imported ; or
(i) in the case of an export, issued by the Director ; or
(b) any wildlife which was bred in captivity, ranched artificially propagated as the case may be, or any trophy of such wild life , if the importer or the exporter holds the certificate to that effect –
(i) in the case of an import , granted by an appropriate authority in the country in which the wild life concerned was bred or propagated :or
(ii)in the case of an export, issued by the Director,
Or
(c)herbarium specimens, other preserved, dried or embedded museum specimens , or plants material ,
Where-
(i)their import or export is effected by-
A. a museum which is a national museum for the purposes of the National Museum and Monuments Act [Chapter 313];
B. any other museum approved by the Director ; and
C. any scientist approved by the Director ; and
(ii) the specimens and material carry a label issued or approved by the Director
(3) No permit or certificate shall be required in terms of sub section (1) for the import or export of any wild life or trophy
(a) which a personal or household effect, save in the following cases-
(a) where a person who is ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe imports into Zimbabwe any wild life referred to in Part I of the Second Schedule , or any trophy of such wild life , which he acquired outside Zimbabwe ; or
(b) where a person who is ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe imports into Zimbabwe wild life referred to in Part II of the Second Schedule , or any trophy of such wild life, which he acquires outside Zimbabwe in the country where the wild life was removed from the wild , if that country requires the prior grant of an export permit before any export of such wild life or trophy ; or
c) where a person who is not ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe exports from Zimbabwe any wild life referred to in Part I of the Second Schedule or any trophy of such wild life which he acquires within Zimbabwe ; or
(d) where a person who is not ordinarily resident in Zimbabwe exports from Zimbabwe any wildlife referred to in Part II of the schedule which was removed from the wild within Zimbabwe, or any trophy of such of such wild life , if he acquired such wild life or trophy within Zimbabwe
5(1) Subject to the provisions, of this , the Director may issue to any person-
(a) a permit authorizing , subject to the provisions of any other law, the import into Zimbabwe of any controlled goods , wild life or trophy ;
(b) a certificate authorizing , subject to the provisions of any other law , the import into Zimbabwe of any wild life referred to in Part I or II of the Second Schedule, or any trophy of such wild life which has been taken from a marine environment which is not under the jurisdiction of any State;
(c) a certificate authorizing , subject to the provision of any other law , the re-export from Zimbabwe of such wild life referred to in Part I, II or III of the Second Schedule, or any trophy of such wild life, where such wild life or trophy as previously been imported into Zimbabwe in terms of regulations ; as may be appropriate in the particular case.
(5) No certificate referred to in paragraph(b) of subsection (1) shall be issued in terms of subsection (1)or (2) for the import into Zimbabwe of any wild life, or trophy of any wild life, which has been taken from a marine environment not under the jurisdiction of any State, unless-
(a) in the case of such wild life referred to in Part I of the Second Schedule , or a trophy of such wild life-
(i) the Director is satisfied , or in the case of a certificate issued by the Controller, the Director has certified to the Controller, that
A. the import will not be detrimental to the survival of the species of wild life concerned and
B. the wild life or trophy will not be used for primarily commercial purposes; and
(ii) in the case of an import of a live specimen of such wild life , the Director is satisfied that the proposed recipient is suitably equipped to house and care for it;
(b) in the case of such wild life referred to in Part II of the Second Schedule, or a trophy of such wild life –
(i) the Director is satisfied , or in the case of a certificate issued by a Controller , the Director has certified to the Controller, that the import will not be detrimental to the survival of the species of wild life concerned ; and
(ii) in the case of an import of a live specimen of such wild life, the Director is satisfied that the wildlife will not be handled as to minimize the risk of injury, damage to health or cruel treatment.
6. No certificate referred to in paragraph c) of subsection (1) shall be issued in terms of subsection (1) or (2) for the re-export from Zimbabwe of –
(a) any wild life referred to in Part I of the Second Schedule , or any trophy of such wild life , unless-
(i) the Director or Controller , as the case may be, is satisfied that-
A. an import permit has been, or will be granted in respect of the wild life or trophy concerned by an appropriate authority in the country to which the wild life or trophy concerned is being re-exported , and
B. the wild life or trophy concerned was imported into Zimbabwe in accordance with the provisions of the Convention; and
(ii) in the case of a re-export of a live specimen of such wild life, the Director is satisfied that the wild life concerned will be so prepared and shipped as to minimize the risk of injury , damage to health or cruel treatment
(b) any wild life referred to in Part II of the Second Schedule or any trophy of such wild life unless –
(i) the Director or Controller , as the case may be is satisfied that the wild life or trophy concerned was imported into Zimbabwe in accordance with the provisions of the Convention; and
(ii) in the case of a re-export of a live specimen of such wild life, the Director is satisfied that the wild life concerned will be also prepared and shipped as to minimize\e the risk of injury , damage to health or cruel treatment.
(8) No permit or certificate issued in terms of subsection (1) or (2) shall authorize the import, export or re- export, as the case may be , of more than one consignment of wild life or trophies.
Reference of the measure: Art 3(1)(a)(iii), (2) and (3)
Articles 5 , 6 and 8
Measure also domestic: Yes

Products affected by the measure.

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication
0102.31	Pure-bred breeding animals	No
0102.39.00	Other	No
0102.90.00	Other	Yes	wild life
0103.10.00	Pure-bred breeding animals	Yes	wild life
0103.91.00	Weighing less than 50 kg	Yes	wild life
0103.92.00	Weighing 50 kg or more	Yes	wild life
0106.11.00	Primates	No
0106.12.00	Whales, dolphins and porpoises mammals of the order cetacea); manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia)	No
0106.13.00	Camels and other camelids (camelidae)	No
0106.14.00	Rabbits and hares	Yes	wild life
0106.19.00	Other	Yes	wild life
0106.20.00	Reptiles ( including snakes and turtles)	No
0106.31.00	Birds of prey	No
0106.32.00	Psittaciformes(including parrots, parakeets, macaws and cockatoos	No
0106.33.00	Ostriches; emus (dromaius ovaehollandiae)	No
0106.39.00	Other	No
0106.41.00	Bees	No
0106.49.00	Other	No
0106.90.00	Other	Yes	wild life
0201.10.00	Carcasses and half-carcasses	Yes	of wildlife
0201.20.00	Other cuts with bone in	Yes	of wildlife
0201.30.00	Boneless	Yes	of wildlife
0202.20.00	Other cuts with bone in	Yes	of wildlife
0202.30.00	Boneless	Yes	of wildlife
0206.10.00	Of bovine animals, fresh or chilled	Yes	of wildlife
0206.21.00	Tongues	Yes	of wildlife
0206.22.00	Livers	Yes	of wildlife
0206.29.00	Other	Yes	of wildlife
0206.30.00	Of swine, fresh or chilled	Yes	of wildlife
0206.41.00	Livers	Yes	of wildlife
0206.49.00	Other	Yes	of wildlife
0208.50.00	Of reptiles (including snakes and turtles)	No
0208.60.00	Of camels and other camelids (camelidae)	No
0208.90.00	Other	Yes	of wildlife
0210.11.00	Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in	Yes	of wildlife
0210.12.00	Bellies (streaky) and cuts thereof	Yes	of wildlife
0210.19.00	Other	Yes	of wildlife
0210.20.00	Meat of bovine animals	Yes	of wildlife
0210.91.00	Of primates	No
0210.92.00	Of whales, dolphins and porpoises (mammals of the order cetacea); of manatees and dugongs (mammals of the order sirenia); of seals, sea lions and walruses (mammals of the suborder pinnipedia)	No
0210.93.00	Of reptiles ( including snakes and turtles )	No
0210.99.00	Other	Yes	of wildlife
0301.11.00	Freshwater	No
0301.19.00	Other	No
0301.91.00	Trout (salmo trutta, oncorhynchus mykiss, oncorhynchus clarki, oncorhynchus aquabonita, oncorhynchus gilae, oncorhynchus apache and oncorhynchus chrysogaster)	No
0301.92.00	Eels (anguilla spp.)	No
0301.93.00	Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon idellus, hypophthalmichthys spp., cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus)	No
0301.94.00	Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus, thunnus orientalis)	No
0301.95.00	Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus accoyii)	No
0301.99.10	Salt water fish	No
0301.99.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.11.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.11.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.13.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.13.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.14.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.14.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.19.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.19.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.21.00	Halibut (reinhardtius hippoglossoides, hippoglossus hippoglossus, hippoglossus stenolepis)	No
0302.22.00	Plaice (pleuronectes platessa)	No
0302.23.00	Sole (solea spp.)	No
0302.24.00	Turbots (psetta maxima, scophthalmidae)	No
0302.29.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.29.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.31.00	Albacore or longfinned tunas (thunnus alalunga)	No
0302.32.00	Yellowfin tunas (thunnus albacares)	No
0302.33.00	Skipjack or stripe-bellied bonito	No
0302.34.00	Bigeye tunas (thunnus obesus)	No
0302.35.00	Atlantic and pacific bluefin tunas (thunnus thynnus), (thunnus orientalis)	No
0302.36.00	Southern bluefin tunas (thunnus maccoyii )	No
0302.39.00	Other	No
0302.41.00	Herrings (clupea harengus, clupea pallasii)	No
0302.42.00	Anchovies (engraulis spp.)	No
0302.43.00	Sardines (sardina pilchardus, sardinops spp.), sardinella (sardinella spp.), brisling or sprats (sprattus sprattus)	No
0302.43.00	Sardines (sardina pilchardus, sardinops spp.), sardinella (sardinella spp.), brisling or sprats (sprattus sprattus)	No
0302.44.00	Mackerel (scomber scombrus, scomber australasicus, scomber japonicus)	No
0302.45.00	Jack and horse mackerel (trachurus spp.)	No
0302.46.00	Cobia (rachycentron canadum)	No
0302.47.00	Swordfish (xiphias gladius)	No
0302.51.00	Cod (gadus morhua, gadus ogac, gadus macocephalus)	No
0302.52.00	Haddock ( melanogrammus aeglefinus)	No
0302.53.00	Coalfish (pollachius virens)	No
0302.54.00	Hake ( merluccius spp., urophycis spp.)	No
0302.55.00	Alaska pollack (theragra chalcogramma)	No
0302.56.00	Blue whitings (micromesistis poutassou, micromesistius australis)	No
0302.59.00	Other	No
0302.71.00	Tilapias (oreochromis spp.)	No
0302.72.00	Catfish (pangasius spp., silurus spp., clarias spp., ictalurus spp.)	No
0302.73.00	Carp (cyprinus carpio, carassius carassius, ctenopharyngodon iddellus, hypophthalmichthys spp.) cirrhinus spp., mylopharyngodon piceus)	No
0302.74.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.74.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.79.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.79.90	Fresh water fish	No
0302.81.00	Dogfish and other sharks	No
0302.82.00	Rays and skates ( rajidae)	No
0302.83.00	Toothfish (dissostichus spp.)	No
0302.84.00	Seabass (dicentrarchus spp.)	No
0302.85.00	Seabream (sparidae)	No
0302.89.10	Salt water fish	No
0302.89.90	Fresh water fish	No
4101.20.00	Whole hides and skins, of a weight per skin not exceeding 8kg when simply dried, 10kg when dry-salted, or 16kg when fresh, wet- salted or otherwise preserved	No
4101.50.00	Whole hides and skins, of a weight exceeding 16kg	No
4101.90.00	Other, including buts, bends and bellies	No
4103.20.00	Of reptiles	No
4103.30.00	Of swine	No
4103.90.00	Other	No

Description: Wild life means-
(a) Any organism, whether alive or dead, referred to in the Second Schedule ; and
(b) The egg or seed of any organism referred to in the Second Schedule ; and
(c) Any portion whatsoever of any organism referred to in the Second Schedule; other than a trophy, whether such portion is processed or not.
Trophy- means
(a)any durable portion of any wild life which has been subjected to a process of manufacture , and
(b) any manufacture or processed thing of which the durable portion of any life forms a part.
Controlled goods- game –traps of metal construction, operated by springs

SECOND SCHEDULE
PART I
ENDANGERED SPECIES OF WILD LIFE
PART A WILD LIFE WHICH OCCURS OR, OR WHICH MIGHT OCCUR WITHIN ZIMBABWE FAUNA
MAMMALS

Zimbabwean pangolin
Brown hyaena
Cheeta
Leopard
Rhinoceroses

BIRDS
White stork
Peregrine falcon

REPTILES
Nile crocodile

FLORA
Cycads

PART B
WILD LIFE OCCURING WITHIN AND OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE FAUNA
MAMMALS
Rat- kangaroo
Desert rat-kngaroo
Western hare wallaby
Banded hare wallaby
Merrin
Wurrung
Queensland hairy –nosed wombat
Pig-footed bandicoat
Bilby
Yallara
Marl
Long-tailed dunnart
Sandhilldunnat
Thylacine
Hairy eared dwarf lemurs
Fat-tailed dwarf lemurs
Gentle lemurs
Lemurs
Sportive lemurs
Mouse lemurs
Fork-marked mouse lemurs
Woolly indris
Indris
Sifakas
Aye-aye
Goeldi's marmoset
White-eared marmoset
Buff-headed marmoset
Golden tamarins
Bare-faced tamarin
White- footed tamarin
Cotton-headed tamarin
Mantled howler
Black-browed spider monkey
Red spider monkey
Woolly spider monkey
Uakaris
White nose saki
Red-backed squirrel-monkey
Tana River mangabey
Liberian Diana monkey
Zanzibar red colobus
Tana River red colobus
Lion-tailed macaque
Proboscis monkey
Drill monkey
Mandrill monkey
Entellus langur
Golden langur
Capped langur
Mentawai leaf monkey
Douc langur
Pig-tailed langur
Gibbons
Siamang
Gorillas/ orang-utan/ chimpanzees
Giant armadillo
Zimbabwean pangolin
Hispid hare
Volcano rabbit
Mexican prairie dog
Stick-nest rat
Smoky mouse
Shark Bay mouse
False water –rat
Macdonell Range rock-rat
Chinchillas
White flag dolphin
Ganges susu/ Indus susu
Sperm whale
South American river –dolphins
Finless porpoise
Cochito
Grey whale
Sei whale
Blue whale
Fin whale
Hump-back whale
Bow-head whale
Right whales
Grey wolf
Bush-dog
Northern swift fox
Sun-bear
Asiatic black bear
Spectacled bear
Himalayan brown bear
Mexican grizzy bear
Tibetan broen bear
Cameroon clawless otter
Southern sea otter
Marine otter
la plata otter
European otter
Southern river otter
Black footed ferret
Giant otter
Spotted linsang
Brown hyena
Cheetah
Indian leopard cat
Caracal
Florida Puma
Costa Rican puma
Eastern puma
Mountain cat
Marbled cat
Black –footed cat
Costa Rican ocelot
Brazilian ocelot
Flat- headed cat
Rusty-spotted cat
Mexican bobcat
Asiatic golden cat
Costa Rican tiger-cat
Nicaraguan margay
Tamaulipas jaguarundi
Yucatan jaguarundi
Panama jaguarundi
Sinaloa jaguarundi
Clouded leopard
Asiatic lion
Jaguar
Leopard
Tiger
Snow leopard
Guadalupe fur seal
Monk seals
Asian elephant
Dugong
South American manatee
North American manatee
Grevy’s zebra
Mongolian wild ass
Indian wild ass
Przewalski’s horse
Cape mountain zebra
Central American tapir
Malayan tapir
Mountain tapir
Rhinoceroses
Babirusa
Pygymy hog
Vicuna
Calamian deer
Kuhl’s deer
Ganges hog deer
Marsh deer
Swamp deer
Kashmir red deer
Brow-antlered deer
Persian –fallow deer
North Andean huemal
South Andean huemal
Himalayan musk deer
Pampas deer
Southern pudu
Sonoran pronghorn
Lower California pronghorn
Wood bison
Gaur
Wild yak
Lowland anoa
Tamaraw
Mountain Anoa
Chiltan markhor
Straight horned markhor
Kabul markhor
Serow
Giant sable antelope
Goral
Kouprey
Arabian oryx
Nyan
Cyprus mouflon
Urial
Chiru
Abbruzzi chamois

BIRDS
Lesser rhea
Solitary tinamou
Peruvian penguin
Atitlan grebe
Short-tailed albatross
Abbott’s booby
Christmas Island frigate-bird
Oriental white stork
Northern bald ibis
Japanese crested ibis
Campbell Island brown teal
Laysan duck
Marianas duck
Aleutian Canada goose
Hawaiian goose
White –winged wood –duck
Pink -headed duck
Carlifonia condor
Andean condor
Imperial eagle
Cuban hook-billed kite
White- tailed eagle
Bald eagle
South American harpy eagle
Phillipine eagle
Seychelles kestrel
Aldabra kestrel
Peregrine falcon
Mauritius kestrel
Gyr falcon
Maleo fowl
Red billed curassow
Greater razor – billed curassow
Horned guan
White -winged guan
Black - fronted piping guan
Trinidad blue throated curassow
Attwater’s prairie –chicken
Cheer pheasant
Masked bobwhite
White -eared pleasant
Brown -eared pleasant
Himalayan monal
Chinese monal
Sclater’s monal
Edward’s pheasant
Imperial’s pheasant
Swinhoe’s pheasant
Palawan ‘s Peacock-pheasant
Elliot’s pheasant
Hume’s pheasant
Mikado’s pheasant
Caspian snowcock
Tibetan snowcock
Blyth’s tragopan
Cabot’s tragopan
Western tragopan
Whooping crane
Cuban sandhill crane
Mississipppi sandhill crane
Red-crowned crane
Siberian white crane
Hooded crane
Black –necked crane
White naped crane
Lord howe wood rail
Kagu
Houbara bustard
Grat Indian bustard
Bengal florican
Eskimo curlew
Spotted greenshank
Relict gull
Nicobar pigeon
Mindoro imperial pigeon
Red –necked parrot
Yellow shouldered parrot
Red tailed parrot
St Vincent Amazon parrot
Imperial Amazon parrot
Caribbean Amazon parrot
Red-spectacled Amazon parrot
Red crowned Amazon parrot
St Lucia Amazon parrot
Vinaceous Amazon parrot
Red-fronted Amazon parrot
Glaucous macaw
Indigo macaw
Golden conure
Little blue macaw
Forbes’s yellow –fronted parakeet
Red-fronted parakeet
Double-eyed fig-parrot
Night- parrot
Orange bellied parrot
Ground-parrot
Brazillian pileated parrot
Golden –shouldrerd parrot
Paradise parrot
Mauritius parakeet
Principe grey parrot
Blue throated conure
Thick billed parrots
Kakapo
Madagascar owlet
Forest spotted owlet
Norfolk island boobook owl
Christmas island hawk owl
Giant scops owl
Hook-billed hermit
Costa Rican respendent quetzal
Mexican resplendent quetzal
Northern great pied hornbill
Helmeted hornbill
Imperial woodpecker
Tristram’s white bellied black wood pecker
Koch’s pitta
Banded cotinga
White- winged cotinga
Noisy scrub- bird
Western bristle-bird
Western rufous bristle bird
White breasted silver –eye
Helmeted hone- eater
Red siskin
Rothschild’s mynah

REPTILES
Common batagur
Black pond –turtle
Three-keeled land –turtle
Indian tent-turtle
Burmese swamp-turtle
Aquatic box –turtle
Galapagos giant tortoise
Radiated tortoise
Madagascar tortoise
Bolson tortoise
Geometric tortoise
Sea-turtle
Leather back turtle
Indian soft- shelled turtle
Black soft-shelled turtle
Ganges soft-shelled turtle
Peacock marked soft shell turtle
Dark soft –shelled turtle
Western swamp- turtle
Chinese Alligator
Rio Apaporis caiman
Broad –nosed caiman
American crocodile
Slender- snouted crocodile
Orinoco crocodile
Morelet’s crocodile
Nile crocodile
Mindoro crocodile
Mugger crocodile
Salt- water crocodile
Cuban crocodile
Siamese crocodile
Dwarf crocodile
False gavian
Gavial

RHYNCHOCEPHALIA
Tuatara
Figian iguana
Groundguana
Chuckwalla
Bengal monitor
Yellow monitor
Desert monitor
Komodo dragon
Madagascar boas
Round Island boa
Keel-scaled boa
Puerto Rican boa
Jamaican boa
Indian python
Madagascar tree-boa
Chinese giant salamander
Japanese giant salamander
Orange toad
Cameroon toad
Viviparous African toads
Zetek’s golden frog

FISH
Short- nose sturgeon
Asian bony-tongue
Long-jaw cisco
Ikan temoleh
Cui ni
Giant cat-fish
Blue wall-eye
Totoaba

MOLLUSCS
Bird-wing pearly mussel
Dromedary pearly mussel
Curtis pearly mussel
Yellow-blossom pearly mussel
Sampson’s pearly mussel
White cat’s- paw mussel
Green blossom pearly mussel
Tuberculed blossom pearly mussel
Turgid blossom pearly mussel
Brown blossom pearly mussel
Fine-rayed pigtoe pearly mussel
Shiny pigtoe pearly mussel
Higgin’s eye pearly mussel
Pink mucket pearly mussel
Plain pocketbook pearly mussel
Alabama lamp pearly muscle
White warty-back pearly mussel
Orange-foted pimple-back
Rough pig-te pearly mussel
Cumberland monkey-face pearly mussel
Pale Lilliput pearly mussel
Nicklin’s pearly mussel
Tampico pearly mussel
Cumberland bean pearly mussel
FLORA
Elephant’s trunk , or Half- mens
An elephant ‘s- ear plant
An elephant’s –ear plant
Monkey –puzzle tree, or Chile pine
A cactus (Mexican)
A cactus (north Mexico)
A cactus (north-east Mexico)- Aztekium ritteri
A hedgehog cactus
A cactus (north east Mexico)- obregonia denegrii
A hatchet cactus (central Mexico)
A hatchet cactus (north Mexico)
Gymnocarpos przerwalskii
Melandrium monolicus
A chick weed ot startwort
Fitzroy’s cypress
A cypress
Palma corcho
A gentian
Vantanea babourii
Engelhardtia piereocarpa
Ammopiptanthus monolicum-a legume
Platy miscium pleistcachyum- a legume
Tachigalia versicolor – a legume
Aloe albida-a agrass aloe
Aloe pillansil – Bastard quiver –tree
Aloe polyphylla – spiral aloe
Aloe throncropftii- an aloe
Aloe vossii – an aloe
Lavoisiera itambana
Guarea longipetiola- a mahogany
Batocarpus cosracicensis
Nepenthes rajar- Pitcher plant
Cattleya skinneri
Cattleya triana- Christmas orchid, or winter cattleya
Didiciea cunninghamii
Lalia jonggheana
Lalia lobata
Lycaste virginalis var alba- whilte nun orchid
Peristeria elata- Holy Ghost or dove orchid
Renanthera imschootiana
Vanda coerulea- blue vanda
Abies guatemalensis – A Guatemalan fir tree
Abies nebrodensis – A fir tree
Podocarpus costalis – a yellow wood
Podocarpus parlatorei –a yellow wood
Orothamnus zeyheri – March rose
Protea odorata
Balmea stormiae
Saracenia alabamensis – Pitcher plant
Saracenia jonesii –sweet picher plant
Saracenia oreophila- Pitcher plant
Ribes sardoum – A currant or gooseberry
Stangeria eriopus – Grass cycad
Celtis atnensis –a hackberry
Welwitschia mirabilis – Welwitschia
Encephalartos spp – cycads
Hedychium philippinense – ginger lily or flowering

PART II WILD LIFE WHICH MAY BECOME ENDANGERED
PART A
WILD LIFE WHICH OCCURS< OR WHICH MIGHT OCCUR WITHIN ZIMBABWE FAUNA

MAMMALS
Zimbabwean hedgehog
All primate species
Otters
Cats
Ant-bear
African elephant
Blue duiker
Boan antelope

BIRDS
Black stork
Grater flamingo
Knob- billed duck
Birds of prey
Crowned crane
All parrot- like birds
Purple- crested loerie
Knysna loerie
Owls and owl-like birds

REPTILES
Chameleons
Girdle- tailed lizards
Monitors
Pythons

FLORA
Rosary vines (and numerous others)
Tree ferns
Euphorbias (succulent)
Aloes
Orchids
Quilika
Zamiacea –cycads

PART B
WILD LIFE OCCURING WITHIN AND OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE FAUNA
MAMMALS
New Guienea echidnas
Bennett’s tree-kangaroo
Lumholtz- tree kangaroo
Grizzled tree- kangaroo
Black tree-kangaroo
Spotted cuscus
Grey cuscus
Mountain pygymy possum
Zimbabwean hedgerhog
All primate species
Giant ant-eater
Mato Grosso tamandua
Bolivian three toed sloth
Indian pangolin
Malayan pangolin
Chinese pangolin
Sumatra short eared rabbit
Four –stiped ground squirrel
Phillips’s kangaroo-rat
Hopping mice
Shortridge’s native mouse
Whales, dolphins, porpoise
Grey wolf
Maned wolf
Dhole
Culpeo fox
Chiloe fox
Chico grey fox
Afghan fox
Polar bear
Lesser panda
Patagonian skunk
Otters
Fossa
Otter civet
Falanouc
Malagasy mongoose
Malagasy civet
Banded palm civet
Banded lingsang
Felidae spp- Cats
Fur seals
Northern elephant seal
Southern elephant seal
Ant-bear
Loxodonta Africana- African elephant
Dugong
West African manatee
Asiatic wild ass
Hartmann’s mountain zebra
South American tapir
Pygmy hippopotamus
Guanaco
Bactrian red deer
Musk dear
Norther pudu
Mexican pronghorn
Addax
Markhor
Blue duiker
Bontebok
Roan antelope
Red lechwe
Scimitar –horned oryx
Big horned sheep
Argentine greater rhea
Bolivian rufous tinamou
Argentine rufous tinamou
Brazilian rufous tinamou
Black -footed penguin, or African jackass penguin
Dalmatian pelican
Balack stork
Bald ibis
White spoonbill
Andean flamingo
James’s flamingo
Chilean flamingo
Caribbean flamingo
Auckland island brown teal
New Zealand brown teal
Madagascar teal
Tule white –fronted goose
Red- breasted goose
Coscoroba swan
Eastern Bewick’ swan
Black- necked swan
Black –billed whisting duck
Knob- billed duck
Birds of prey
Abbott’s scrub fowl
Nicobar scrub fowl
Caucasian black grouse
Great argus pheasant
Mearns’s Montezuma quail
Montezuma quail
Pale-bellied francolin
Swierstra’s francolin
Grey jungle fowl
Blood pheasant
Green peafowl
Grey peacock-pheasant
Germain's peacock pheasant
Malay peacock-pheasant
Black breasted button quail
Plains wanderer
Crowned crane
Florida sandhill crane
Eastern weka
Great bustard
Little curlew
Slender-billed curlew
Brown –headed gull
Bleeding -heart pigeon
Blue-crowned pigeon
Maroon breasted crowned pigeon
Victoria crowed pigeon
Psitta ciformes- All parrot like birds
Purple crested loerie
Knysna loerie
Strigiformes - Owls and owl like birds
Narcondam hornbill
Great pied hornbill
Luzon rufuous hormbill
Malayan rhinoceros hornbill
Western scaly-bellied green woodpecker
Fairy pitta
Andean cock- of- the- rock
Guianan cock- of- the- rock
White- eyed river –martin
Rueck’s blue fly –catcher
Western whip-bird
Yellow- faced siskin
Red-eared fire-tail
Parson finch
Birds of paradise
Central Americam river turtle
Bog-turtle
Testuduiae spp- Tortoises
South American river turtles
Alligatoridade- Alligators
Crocoyidae- crocodiles
Serpent Island gecko
Day geckos
Queensland snake- lizard
Spiny- tailed lizards
Chameleons
Galapagos marine iguana
Land iguana
Iguana spp -Iguanas
San Diego horned lizard
Girdlr –tailed lizards
Crag-lizards
Orange-throated whip tail
Dragon lizardet
Caiman lizard
Tegus
Gila monster and headed lizard
Varanus spp –Monitors
Baos and pythons
False cobra
Indian egg-eating snake
Mussurana
Two- striped garter –snake
Lake Patzeuaro salamander
Lake Lerma salamander
Axolotl
Sonoran green toad
Coelacanth
Australian lungfish
Lake sturgeon
Atlantic sturgeon
Common sturgeon
Arapaima
Mexican golden trout
Beloribitsa
Wound-fin
Colorado River squaw-fish
Pearl –fish
Ginger pearl –fish
Minute pearl-fish
Opalescent pearl-fish
Splendid pearl-fish
Monterey platyfish
Marine mussels
Edible pearly mussel
Tan-blossom pearly mussel
Long solid mussel
Ozark-lamp pearly mussel
Club pearly mussel
Manus Island tree-snail
New Zealand amber – snail
Coahuilix hubbsi- Fresh - water snail
Cochliopino milleri - Fresh - water snail
Durangonella Coahuila - Fresh - water snail
Mexipyrgus escobedae - Fresh - water snail
Mexipyrgus lugoi - Fresh - water snail
Mexipyrgus mojarralis - Fresh - water snail
Mexipygus multilineatus- Fresh - water snail
Mexithauma quadrpaludium- Fresh - water snail
Nymphophilus minckleyi - Fresh - water snail
Paludiscala caramba- Fresh - water snail

INSECTS
Orntthoptera spp- Bird- wing butterflies
Apollo butterfly
Trogonoptera spp -Bird-wing butterfly
Triodes spp – Bird –wing butterflies
Anthozoa
FLORA
Elephant’s trunk, or Halfmens
American ginseng
Chile pine, or monkey puzzle tree
Rosary vines (and numerous others )
A milk weed
Byblises
Cacti
Wickerware cati
Albany pitcher plant
Lamb’s tails
Kuth or Costus
Cyatheaceae- Tree-ferns
Cycads
Dicksoniaceae-Tree-ferns
Diidiereaceae- Tree-fern
Dioscorea deltoidea – an edible yam
Euphorbias (succulent)
Copey oak
Kangaroo –pawa
Black kangaroo-paws
Mongolian false lupin
Aloes
Mexican mahogany
Feather flowers
Orchids
Dwarf betel palm
Chrysalidocapus decipiens- a palm
Butterfly palm
Neodypsis decaryl- a palm
Phonix hanceana var- a palm
Quilika or tirika (Zimbabwe)
Cyclamens
Banksias
Smake bushes
Showy dryandra
Dryandra polycephala- a dryandra
Woody pears
Boronias
Croweas
Califonia pitcher plant or cobra plant
Solanum sylvestre- a nightshade
Stangetiaceae spp – grass cycads
Basiloxyon excelsum
Pimelea physodes –a rice flower
Caryopteris monolics – Mongolian blue beard
Welwitschia
Zamiacea spp – cycads
Lignum-vitae

PART III
SPECIES OF WILD LIFE PROTECTED IN PARTICULAR COUNTRIES

FAUNA
Collared ant –eater
Grey three-toed sloth
Hoffmann’s sloth
Cabassous centralis -Naked –tailed armadillo
Cabassous gyrmnurus (tatouay) - Naked –tailed armadillo
Giant pangolin
Long- tailed tree pangolin
Manis tricuspis- tree pangolin
Red -headed forest squirrel
Deppe’s squirrel
Scaly-tailed squirrels
Pygmy scaly-taied squirrels
Old wordl large porcupines
Skinny tree- porcupine
Fennec fox
Bushy –tailed oling
Central American cacomistle
Uruguay coati
Allamand’s grison
Honey badger African civet
Aardwolf
Walrus
Collared peccary
Hippopotamus
Water chevrotain
Barbary red deer
Brocket deer
White tailed , or Virginia , deer
Barbary sheep
Black buck
Bongo
Asiatic buffalo
Tsessebe
Dorcas gazelle
Edmi
Rhim
Four horned antelope
Sitatunga

BIRDS
Greater rhea
Goliath heron
Cattle egret
Little egret
Saddle –Bill stork
Marabou stork
Hadada ibis
Spot-brested ibis
Ducks, geese, swans
Great currasow
Plain chachalaca
Black guan
White-breasted guinea-fowl
Satyr tragopan
Ocellated turkey
Double –striped thick-knee
Doves, pigeon
Pink pigeon
Ring-pecked parakeet
Turacos
Rainbow-billed toucan
Rodriguez warbler
Mascarene paradise fly –catcher
Yellow cardinal saffron –cowled black bird
Finches
Weaves

REPTILES
Nile soft-shelled turtle
Helmeted turtle
Side-necked turtles
Mameilet
A magnolia
A poppy
A yellow-wood
Tetracentron

Countries/Regions affected by the measure.

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Applied by Zimbabwe on the entire world for 1901.10.00: Preparations for infant use, put up for retail sale, 1901.20.00: Mixes and doughs for the preparation of bakers, 1901.20.00: Mixes and doughs for the preparation of bakers, 1901.90.10: Food preparations of flour, meal, starch or malt extract of a kind used as infant food, 1901.90.20: Food preparations of flour, meal, starch or malt extract for dietetic or culinary purposes, excluding pudding and cake powders, 1901.90.90: Other, 1902.11.00: Containing eggs, 1902.19.00: Other, 1902.20.00: Stuffed pasta, whether or not cooked or otherwise prepared, 1902.30.00: Other pasta, 1902.40.00: Couscous, 1903.00.00: Tapioca and substitutes therefor prepared from starch, in the form of flakes, grains, pearls, siftings or in similar forms, 1904.10.10: No description available at 8-digit level, 1904.10.20: No description available at 8-digit level, 1904.20.00: Prepared foods obtained from unroasted cereal flakes or from mixtures of unroasted cereal flakes and roasted cereal flakes or swelled cereals, 1904.30.00: Bulgur wheat, 1904.90.00: Other, 1905.10.00: Crispbread, 1905.20.00: Gingerbread and the like, 1905.31.00: Sweet biscuits, 1905.32.00: Waffles and wafers, 1905.40.00: Rusks, toasted bread and similar toasted products, 1905.90.10: Plain bread, 1905.90.20: Plain buns and rolls, 1905.90.90: Other, 2001.10.00: Cucumbers and gherkins, 2001.90.00: Other, 2002.10.00: Tomatoes, whole or in pieces, 2002.90.00: Other, 2003.10.00: Mushrooms of the genus agaricus, 2003.90.00: Other, 2004.10.00: Potatoes, 2004.90.00: Other vegetables and mixtures of vegetables, 2005.10.00: Homogenised vegetables, 2005.20.00: Potatoes, 2005.40.00: Peas (pisum sativum), 2005.51.00: Beans, shelled, 2005.59.00: Other, 2005.60.00: Asparagus, 2005.70.00: Olives, 2005.80.00: Sweet corn (zea mays var. saccharata), 2005.91.00: Bamboo shoots, 2005.99.00: Other, 2006.00.00: Vegetables, fruit, nuts, fruit- peel and other parts of plants, preserved by sugar (drained, glace or crystallised), 2007.10.00: Homogenised preparations, 2007.91.00: Citrus fruit, 2007.99.00: Other, 2008.11.00: Ground nuts, 2008.19.00: Other, including mixtures, 2008.20.00: Pineapples, 2008.30.00: Citrus fruit, 2008.40.00: Pears, 2008.50.00: Apricots, 2008.60.00: Cherries, 2008.70.00: Peaches, including nectarines, 2008.80.00: Strawberries, 2008.91.00: Palm hearts, 2008.97.00: Mixtures, 2008.99.00: Other, 2009.11.00: Frozen, 2009.12.00: Not frozen, of a brix value not exceeding, 2009.19.00: Other, 2009.21.00: Of a brix value not exceeding 20 kg, 2009.29.00: Other, 2009.31.00: Of a brix value not exceeding 20 kg, 2009.39.00: Other, 2009.41.00: Of a brix value not exceeding 20, 2009.49.00: Other, 2009.50.00: Tomato juice, 2009.61.00: Of a brix value not exceeding 30kg, 2009.69.00: Other, 2009.71.00: Of a brix value not exceeding 20 and 2009.79.00: Other

The measure came into effect on 16 January 2015

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NTM classification: A83: Certification requirement
Date when the measure came into force: 16 January 2015
Publication where the measure is specified: Statutory Instrument 8 of 2015
Regulation where the measure is specified: Food and Food Standards ( Import and Export) Regulations, 2015
Country/Region applying the measure: Zimbabwe
The rationale of the measure: Not specified in the regulations
Coded list of objectives: X: For purposes n.e.s.
Description of the measure: 4 (1) Subject to these regulations, any food imported into or exported from Zimbabwe shall be subject to inspection, analysis and, where necessary, to detention, disposal or destruction in terms of the Act at any port of entry into or out of Zimbabwe unless the importer or exporter holds a Food Sanitary Certificate issued in respect of the food concerned. A Food Sanitary Certificate is issued in accordance with procedure outlined in the Food and Food Standards (Inspection and Certification) Regulations, 2015.
(2) A Pre-shipment inspection shall ensure that any food intended for importation or exportation is in compliance with the Act or any relevant regulations made in terms of the Act or any other enactment.
(3) Where any food is not specifically covered by the Act, or any regulations, provisions of the CODEX relevant to the food concerned may apply.
(4) Where an importer or exporter fails to produce a Food Sanitary Certificate, the food shall be subject to inspection and analysis in terms of the Act and for that purpose, shall be detained at the port of entry, a designated warehouse or as may otherwise be directed by the competent authority at the said port pending the inspection and analysis.

(6) The cost of inspection, analysis and detention of any food shall be borne by the importer or exporter as the case may be.
(7) Detained food shall not be disposed of in any way or removed from detention except on the written authority of an inspector or an order of a competent court in Zimbabwe.

5. Where an exporter has the prior approval of the competent authority of the importing country for the export of any specified food without a Food Sanitary Certificate, the requirements of section 4 may be waived

6. A Food Sanitary Certificate shall not exempt an exporter or importer from complying with any other preshipment veterinary, biotechnological, plant quarantine, phytosanitary and GMO requirement under the law.

7. (1) Where Zimbabwe has an equivalence agreement with any country, a certificate equivalent to a Food Sanitary Certificate issued by a competent authority of any such county may be accepted at a port of entry and a pre-shipment inspection may, unless specifically demanded by a competent authority on goods cause shown, not be required.
(2) A competent authority in Zimbabwe may seek verification of any certificate equivalent to a Food Sanitary Certificate issued by a competent authority to a Food Sanitary Certificate issued by a competent authority of any country.
Reference of the measure: Art 4(1)and (4), Art 5 to 7
Measure also domestic: Yes

Products affected by the measure.

Code	Product	Partial coverage
1901.10.00	Preparations for infant use, put up for retail sale	No
1901.20.00	Mixes and doughs for the preparation of bakers	No
1901.20.00	Mixes and doughs for the preparation of bakers	No
1901.90.10	Food preparations of flour, meal, starch or malt extract of a kind used as infant food	No
1901.90.20	Food preparations of flour, meal, starch or malt extract for dietetic or culinary purposes, excluding pudding and cake powders	No
1901.90.90	Other	No
1902.11.00	Containing eggs	No
1902.19.00	Other	No
1902.20.00	Stuffed pasta, whether or not cooked or otherwise prepared	No
1902.30.00	Other pasta	No
1902.40.00	Couscous	No
1903.00.00	Tapioca and substitutes therefor prepared from starch, in the form of flakes, grains, pearls, siftings or in similar forms	No
1904.10.10	No description available at 8-digit level	No
1904.10.20	No description available at 8-digit level	No
1904.20.00	Prepared foods obtained from unroasted cereal flakes or from mixtures of unroasted cereal flakes and roasted cereal flakes or swelled cereals	No
1904.30.00	Bulgur wheat	No
1904.90.00	Other	No
1905.10.00	Crispbread	No
1905.20.00	Gingerbread and the like	No
1905.31.00	Sweet biscuits	No
1905.32.00	Waffles and wafers	No
1905.40.00	Rusks, toasted bread and similar toasted products	No
1905.90.10	Plain bread	No
1905.90.20	Plain buns and rolls	No
1905.90.90	Other	No
2001.10.00	Cucumbers and gherkins	No
2001.90.00	Other	No
2002.10.00	Tomatoes, whole or in pieces	No
2002.90.00	Other	No
2003.10.00	Mushrooms of the genus agaricus	No
2003.90.00	Other	No
2004.10.00	Potatoes	No
2004.90.00	Other vegetables and mixtures of vegetables	No
2005.10.00	Homogenised vegetables	No
2005.20.00	Potatoes	No
2005.40.00	Peas (pisum sativum)	No
2005.51.00	Beans, shelled	No
2005.59.00	Other	No
2005.60.00	Asparagus	No
2005.70.00	Olives	No
2005.80.00	Sweet corn (zea mays var. saccharata)	No
2005.91.00	Bamboo shoots	No
2005.99.00	Other	No
2006.00.00	Vegetables, fruit, nuts, fruit- peel and other parts of plants, preserved by sugar (drained, glace or crystallised)	No
2007.10.00	Homogenised preparations	No
2007.91.00	Citrus fruit	No
2007.99.00	Other	No
2008.11.00	Ground nuts	No
2008.19.00	Other, including mixtures	No
2008.20.00	Pineapples	No
2008.30.00	Citrus fruit	No
2008.40.00	Pears	No
2008.50.00	Apricots	No
2008.60.00	Cherries	No
2008.70.00	Peaches, including nectarines	No
2008.80.00	Strawberries	No
2008.91.00	Palm hearts	No
2008.97.00	Mixtures	No
2008.99.00	Other	No
2009.11.00	Frozen	No
2009.12.00	Not frozen, of a brix value not exceeding	No
2009.19.00	Other	No
2009.21.00	Of a brix value not exceeding 20 kg	No
2009.29.00	Other	No
2009.31.00	Of a brix value not exceeding 20 kg	No
2009.39.00	Other	No
2009.41.00	Of a brix value not exceeding 20	No
2009.49.00	Other	No
2009.50.00	Tomato juice	No
2009.61.00	Of a brix value not exceeding 30kg	No
2009.69.00	Other	No
2009.71.00	Of a brix value not exceeding 20	No
2009.79.00	Other	No

Description: All food imported or exported for sale in Zimbabwe

Countries/Regions affected by the measure.

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world

Description: All countries

A84: Inspection requirement

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Applied by Botswana on the entire world for

The measure came into effect on 17 July 2009
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Non-Tariff Measure

NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
17 July 2009
Publication where the measure is specified
Laws of Botswana Chapter 35:02 Plant Protection
Regulation where the measure is specified
Plant Protection Regulations
Country/Region applying the measure
Botswana
The rationale of the measure
No specific objective stated
Coded list of objectives
X: For purposes n.e.s.
Description of the measure
2. Duty to declare plants
(1) A person entering Botswana with a plant or plant product shall declare any such plant or plant product to a plant inspector.
(2) A person who fails to declare a plant or plant product in terms of subregulation (1) commits an offence and is liable on conviction to a fine of P2 000.
Reference of the measure
Article 2
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
PG: 4 Plants and plant products No
Description
Any plant or plant product
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world
Description
Entire world
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Applied by Botswana on the entire world for 4203.29: -- Other

The measure came into effect on 12 September 2008
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
12 September 2008
Publication where the measure is specified
Standards (Import Inspection) Regulations, 2008 (SIIR)
Regulation where the measure is specified
BOS 245:2008 Chemical resistant gloves
Country/Region applying the measure
Botswana
Coded list of objectives
X: For purposes n.e.s.
Description of the measure
- Thickness of the gloves
- Packing and marking
- Sampling and compliance
- Inspection and test methods
Reference of the measure
Clause 4 of BOS 245
Measure also domestic
Yes

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
4203.29 -- Other No
Description
- Natural rubber
- Styrene butadiene rubbers
- PVC
- Butyl rubber (IIR)
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world
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Applied by Botswana on the entire world for 01: Live animals and 02: Meat and edible meat offal

The measure came into effect on 28 January 1977
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
28 January 1977
Publication where the measure is specified
Laws of Botswana Chapter 37:01 Disease of Animals
Regulation where the measure is specified
Disease of Animals Act
Country/Region applying the measure
Botswana
The rationale of the measure
No specific objective stated
Coded list of objectives
X: For purposes n.e.s.
Description of the measure
11. Powers of entry
( 1) A departmental officer may enter on any land, building, shed, place, carriage, van, truck, vessel or aircraft containing or conveying or used for conveying animals for the purpose of inspecting or examining any stock, carcass, article or vehicle to ascertain whether or not the provisions of this Act are being properly carried out.
(2) Any person who obstructs a departmental officer in the exercise of his powers under subsection (1) shall be guilty of an offence.
Reference of the measure
Article 11
Measure also domestic
Yes

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
01 Live animals No

02 Meat and edible meat offal Yes Carcasses
Description
Animals and animal caracass
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world
Description
Entire world
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Applied by Botswana on the entire world for 1007: Grain sorghum.

The measure came into effect on 19 November 2010
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
19 November 2010
Publication where the measure is specified
Cereals - Classification and grading of sorghum grains intended for sale in Botswana
Regulation where the measure is specified
Government Gazette Vol. XLVIII, No, 59
Country/Region applying the measure
Botswana
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health
Description of the measure
Grading
Quality control
Sampling
Measure also domestic
Yes

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
1007 Grain sorghum. No
Description
Sorghum grains
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 19 November 2010

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
PG: 4	Plants and plant products	No

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
4203.29	-- Other	No

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
01	Live animals	No
02	Meat and edible meat offal	Yes	Carcasses

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
1007	Grain sorghum.	No

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	19 November 2010

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Applied by Botswana on the entire world for 2505: Natural sands of all kinds, whether or not coloured, other than metalbearing sands of Chapter 26. and 3101: Animal or vegetable fertilisers, whether or not mixed together or chemically treated; fertilisers produced by the mixing or chemical treatment of animal or vegetable products.

The measure came into effect on 01 April 2009

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NTM classification: A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force: 01 April 2009
Publication where the measure is specified: Laws of Botswana Chapter 35:02 Plant Protection
Regulation where the measure is specified: Plant Protection Act
Country/Region applying the measure: Botswana
The rationale of the measure: To prevent the introduction,spread and establishment of plant pests:to facilitate trade in plants;To enable Botswana to comply with its international obligations
Coded list of objectives: C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure: 12. Examination and treatment of imported plants, etc.
(1) Any person who imports any plant, plant product or regulated article shall immediately declare the item and deliver it to a plant inspector or other representative of the NPPO.
(2) A plant inspector or representative of the NPPO, upon receipt of an item in terms of subsection (1) may-
(a) examine the plant and its container as well as any required accompanying documentation;
(b) if the presence of any regulated pest thereon is established or reasonably suspected, cause the same to be treated at the expense of the importer; and
(c) if he or she considers that any measures taken or to be taken under paragraph (b) are, or are likely to be, ineffective and he or she considers the pest to have the potential to cause an unacceptable impact on the plant resources of Botswana, or if the imported articles are not accompanied by the required documentation, cause the imported articles to be re-exported or destroyed.
(3) Inspections under this section shall be carried out during regular business hours, except where the plants, plant products or other regulated articles are in transit or extremely perishable or where their entry has otherwise been delayed, in which case, upon application by the importer and upon payment of any prescribed fee, the NPPO may agree to an inspection being carried out at any other time.
Reference of the measure: Article 12
Measure also domestic: No

Products affected by the measure.

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
2505	Natural sands of all kinds, whether or not coloured, other than metalbearing sands of Chapter 26.	No
3101	Animal or vegetable fertilisers, whether or not mixed together or chemically treated; fertilisers produced by the mixing or chemical treatment of animal or vegetable products.	No

Description: Plant and plants, regulated articles

Countries/Regions affected by the measure.

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world

Description: Entire world

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Applied by Botswana on the entire world for 0106.41: -- Bees, 1521.90: - Other, 4421.90.90: -- Other and 0409.00: Natural honey.

The measure came into effect on 31 December 2008

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Applied by Kenya on the entire world for 31: Fertilisers

The measure came into effect on 04 August 1967
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
04 August 1967
Publication where the measure is specified
The Republic Of Kenya, Laws of Kenya,FERTILIZERS AND ANIMAL FOODSTUFFS ACT CHAPTER 345
Regulation where the measure is specified
Fretilizers and Animal Foodstauff Act 23 of 1962 Revised Edition 2014 [2012]
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure
9. Inspection and taking of samples
(1) An inspector may at all reasonable times and on production, if required, of his authority—
(a) enter and inspect any premises, place or vehicle in which he has reasonable grounds for believing there is any fertilizer, animal foodstuff or sterilizing plant or records pertaining to the importation, manufacture or sale of a fertilizer or animal foodstuff or to the operation of such sterilizing plant;
(b) inspect and if he considers it necessary seize and remove any fertilizer or animal foodstuff and any books, records or documents found in or upon such premises, place or vehicle which pertain to the manufacture, importation, mixing, compounding or sale of fertilizers or animal foodstuffs or to the sterilizing of bones or other products of an animal carcass, and which he has reasonable cause to believe affords evidence of any contravention of any of the provisions of this Act or of any rules made thereunder;
(c) take such samples in the manner prescribed of any fertilizers, animal foodstuffs, bones or other products of an animal carcass as he may deem necessary for the purpose of examination or analysis and call upon the occupier of the premises in which the fertilizer, animal foodstuff, bone or other product of an animal carcass lies, to provide him with such reasonable assistance as he may need for so doing.
(2) An inspector shall take such steps as are reasonably practicable to afford the owner of the fertilizer, animal foodstuff, sterilizing plant or records, as the case may be, and the occupier of the premises in which they are situated, an opportunity of being present when any inspection under this section is carried out.
(3) Where it is intended to submit for analysis any sample procured under paragraph (c) of subsection (1) of this section, the inspector procuring it shall before or as soon as possible after procuring it inform the owner of the fertilizer, animal foodstuff, bones or other product of an animal carcass, as the case may be, that he intends to have the sample analyzed.
(4) Where a sample has been taken by an inspector for analysis he shall divide it into three parts and cause each part to be marked, sealed and fastened up, and shall send two of the parts to the analyst together with a signed statement that the sample was taken in the prescribed manner, and the third part he shall deliver to the owner or seller as may be prescribed.
(5) In taking samples for analysis under this section the inspector shall follow the procedure prescribed.
(6) The right to privacy under Article 31 of the Constitution and the right to property under Article 40 of the Constitution shall be limited as specified under this section for the purposes of facilitating the safety of the public and the ensuring compliance with the provisions of this Act relating to importation, storage, distribution, sale or possession of fertilizers.
[Act No. 20 of 2015, s. 8.]
Reference of the measure
Sections, 9& 10
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
31 Fertilisers No
Description
fertilizers
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 04 August 1967
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The measure came into effect on 04 August 1967
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
04 August 1967
Publication where the measure is specified
The Republic Of Kenya, Laws of Kenya,FERTILIZERS AND ANIMAL FOODSTUFFS ACT CHAPTER 345
Regulation where the measure is specified
Fretilizers and Animal Foodstauff Act 23 of 1962 Revised Edition 2014 [2012]
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
B: Protection of life and health of animals
Description of the measure
9. Inspection and taking of samples
(1) An inspector may at all reasonable times and on production, if required, of his authority—
(a) enter and inspect any premises, place or vehicle in which he has reasonable grounds for believing there is any fertilizer, animal foodstuff or sterilizing plant or records pertaining to the importation, manufacture or sale of a fertilizer or animal foodstuff or to the operation of such sterilizing plant;
(b) inspect and if he considers it necessary seize and remove any fertilizer or animal foodstuff and any books, records or documents found in or upon such premises, place or vehicle which pertain to the manufacture, importation, mixing, compounding or sale of fertilizers or animal foodstuffs or to the sterilizing of bones or other products of an animal carcass, and which he has reasonable cause to believe affords evidence of any contravention of any of the provisions of this Act or of any rules made there-under;
(c) take such samples in the manner prescribed of any fertilizers, animal foodstuffs, bones or other products of an animal carcass as he may deem necessary for the purpose of examination or analysis and call upon the occupier of the premises in which the fertilizer, animal foodstuff, bone or other product of an animal carcass lies, to provide him with such reasonable assistance as he may need for so doing.
(2) An inspector shall take such steps as are reasonably practicable to afford the owner of the fertilizer, animal foodstuff, sterilizing plant or records, as the case may be, and the occupier of the premises in which they are situated, an opportunity of being present when any inspection under this section is carried out.
(3) Where it is intended to submit for analysis any sample procured under paragraph (c) of subsection (1) of this section, the inspector procuring it shall before or as soon as possible after procuring it inform the owner of the fertilizer, animal foodstuff, bones or other product of an animal carcass, as the case may be, that he intends to have the sample analyzed.
(4) Where a sample has been taken by an inspector for analysis he shall divide it into three parts and cause each part to be marked, sealed and fastened up, and shall send two of the parts to the analyst together with a signed statement that the sample was taken in the prescribed manner, and the third part he shall deliver to the owner or seller as may be prescribed.
(5) In taking samples for analysis under this section the inspector shall follow the procedure prescribed.
(6) The right to privacy under Article 31 of the Constitution and the right to property under Article 40 of the Constitution shall be limited as specified under this section for the purposes of facilitating the safety of the public and the ensuring compliance with the provisions of this Act relating to importation, storage, distribution, sale or possession of fertilizers.
[Act No. 20 of 2015, s. 8.]
10. Analysis of samples by request
(1) Every inspector shall, on being requested in writing so to do by the purchaser of any animal foodstuff and, upon payment by the purchaser of the fee prescribed together with the cost of procuring the sample, procure a sample of any animal foodstuff and submit it for analysis by an analyst and thereafter forward to the purchaser the analyst’s certificate of such analysis: Provided that the inspector shall not be obliged to comply with such request unless the purchaser—
(i)makes his request within thirty days after the date upon which he took delivery of the animal foodstuff from the vendor thereof; and
(ii) first informs the inspector to whom he makes his request of his name and full postal address; and
(iii) stores the animal foodstuff which he requires to be sampled in such manner as the Cabinet Secretary may prescribe for the storage of animal foodstuffs until a sample has been procured by the inspector.
[Act No. 20 of 2015, s. 9.]
Reference of the measure
Section 10 & 11
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
PG: 8 Foodstuffs of animal origin No 04 August 1967
Description
Animal foodstuff
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 04 August 1967
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The measure came into effect on 02 January 2009
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
02 January 2009
Publication where the measure is specified
LEGAL NOTICE NO : .................... THE PLANT PROTECTION ACT (Cap. 324) THE PLANT PROTECTION (IMPORTATION OF PLANTS, PLANT PRODUCTS AND REGULATED ARTICLES) RULES, 2009
Regulation where the measure is specified
The Plant Protection (Importation of Plants, Plant Products and Regulated Articles) Regulations, 2009.
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure
6. (1) An importer shall report the arrival of any consignment of plant, plant product or regulated article and shall apply for phytosanitary inspection to a plant inspector in charge of the point of entry.
(2) Any person arriving in Kenya with plant, plant product or regulated articlewhether as accompanied or checked-in baggage, shall declare such items to a plant inspector at the point of entry.
(3) A person in charge of Customs Department, the Kenya Ports Authority, the Post Office, all airlines operating in Kenya, the Kenya Airports Authority, the Kenya Railways, the Kenya Police, the Kenya Navy, all Shipping lines operating in Kenya and all local authorities who has knowledge of the arrival of any plant, plant product or regulated article in Kenya, shall promptly report such arrival to an inspector, and shall retain custody of the plant, plant product or regulated article, until a plant inspector approves its release.

7. (1) A plant inspector shall inspect plant, plant product, or regulated article at the point of entry and shall verify the documentation to ensure that the consignment complies with the import phytosanitary requirements.
(2) Upon application by the importer and payment of the prescribed fees, and where the container has been sealed and labeled, the National Plant Protection Organization may require an inspection to be carried out by a plant inspector at the final destination.
(3) Inspections under paragraph (1) and (2) shall be carried out during regular business hours, except upon the request of the importer and upon payment of the prescribed fee, inspections may be carried out at any other time.
Reference of the measure
section 6; section 7
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
PG: 4 Plants and plant products No 02 January 2009
Description
plant and plant products
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 02 January 2009
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The measure came into effect on 01 January 1955
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 1955
Publication where the measure is specified
The Republic Of Kenya, Laws of Kenya
Regulation where the measure is specified
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKETING ACT
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
The rationale of the measure
Control and regulate the marketing of agricultural
produce
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health
Description of the measure
Power to enter premises and examine stocks and accounts
At all reasonable times an administrative officer, police officer, officer of the
Department of Agriculture or officer of a Marketing Board, if generally or
specifically authorized by the Minister by notice in the Gazette, may enter upon
the premises of, or any land or place occupied by, a producer, dealer or other
person, and may examine all stocks of any regulated produce and all books,
accounts and documents referring to, or suspected to refer to, transactions in any
regulated produce, and may seize any such stocks of regulated produce, books,
accounts or documents as may afford evidence of contravention of this Act or of
any regulations made thereunder or of the terms of any order, notice or direction
issued thereunder
Reference of the measure
PART III – MISCELLANEOUS
Measure also domestic
Yes

Products affected by the measure.
Description
Agricultural products
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 01 January 1955
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Applied by Kenya on the entire world for 0106.3: - Birds :

The measure came into effect on 01 January 2012
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 2012
Publication where the measure is specified
[Rev. 2012] CAP. 364 Animal Diseases
Regulation where the measure is specified
Animal Diseases
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health
Description of the measure
5. All birds imported from overseas shall be subjected to examination on board ship by an inspecting officer at the time of importation, and no birds shall be moved from the place appointed for examination by the inspecting officer except with the written consent of that officer.
6.The inspecting officer shall satisfy himself, after due inquiry, that the birds imported have not during the voyage either been in contact with any animal which would be likely to spread disease or been exposed to any other infection.
7. The importer shall satisfy the inspecting officer that no fodder or foodstuff likely to cause disease have been taken on board and have been in contact with the birds imported, and no fodder, foodstuffs or equipment shall be landed from the ship except such as are approved by the inspecting officer acting in accordance with instructions from the Director.
Reference of the measure
Section 5-7
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
0106.3 - Birds : No
Description
Birds
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 01 January 2012
Description
All countries
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The measure came into effect on 01 January 2017
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 2017
Publication where the measure is specified
The Republic Of Kenya, Laws of Kenya
Regulation where the measure is specified
COFFEE (GENERAL) REGULATIONS, 2017 ARRANGEMENT OF REGULATIONS
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
A: Protection of human life and health
Description of the measure
31.(1) The Authority shall establish and enforce standards in grading, sampling and inspections, tests and analysis, specifications, units of measurement, code of practice and packaging, preservation, conservation and environmental sustainability and transportation of coffee.

32. (1) The Authority may appoint inspectors to conduct independent inspection of a grower’s farm, a mill warehouse or the premises of a coffee trader to ascertain whether the requirements of the Act and these regulations are being complied with.
(2) In carrying out an inspection under subregulation (1) the inspectors shall—
(a) monitor activities along the value chain of coffee to ensure compliance with set regulations and standards;
(b) undertake inspections to ensure compliance with these regulations;
(c) ensure that all people dealing with coffee adhere to the conditions of registration and licensing set out in the Second Schedule.
(3) An inspector shall work in collaboration with the County executive committee member for agriculture of the respective county in the discharge of functions under this regulation.
Reference of the measure
PART VI—QUALITY ASSURANCE
Measure also domestic
Yes

Products affected by the measure.
Description
coffee
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 01 January 2017
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Applied by Kenya on the entire world for

The measure came into effect on 01 January 2012
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Non-Tariff Measure

NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 2012
Publication where the measure is specified
PLANT PROTECTION (IMPORTATION) ORDER [Subsidiary] [Rev. 2012]
Regulation where the measure is specified
Plant Protection (Importation) Order
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
C: Protection of life and health of plants
Description of the measure
5.All plants, seed and fruit, other than canned or bottled fruits imported, shall be examined by an inspector:
Provided that, in the case of any plant, seed or fruit specified in the Third Schedule, the inspector may, if he is satisfied that such plant, seed or fruit is being imported for consumption, processing, manufacture or any purpose other than propagation, dispense with inspection, and thereupon, notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph 2, no permit shall be required for importation.
6.The inspector may—
(a) direct, authorize or carry out the disinfection or treatment of any plant and of any article believed by him to be infected or infested with or in any way carrying a pest or disease, or likely to infect any plant with a pest or`
b) direct, authorize or carry out the immediate destruction of any imported plant or article which on inspection appears to be infected or infested with or in any way carrying any pest or disease where, in the opinion of an inspector, disinfection or treatment is impracticable or will not be a complete safeguard, or the delay caused by disinfection or treatment would give rise to the risk of the introduction or spread of any pest or disease; and
(c) direct, authorize or carry out the disinfection or fumigation of any vessel, vehicle or aircraft which in the opinion of the inspector is harbouring any pest or disease, or an article likely to infect any plant with a pest or disease.
7.(1) Any package or parcel containing any plant or seed imported otherwise than by post shall be delivered to an inspector by the Commissioner of Customs and Excise.
(2) Any package or parcel containing any plant or seed imported by post shall be delivered to an inspector by the Managing Director of the Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation.
(3) After examination and treatment as provided in sub paragraphs (1) and (2), the package or parcel shall, except where such package, parcel, plant or seed has been destroyed under the instructions of such inspector, be returned by such inspector to the Commissioner of Customs and Excise or the Managing Director of the Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation, as the case may be, for delivery to the addressee.
8.No compensation shall be payable in respect of any package, parcel, article, plant or seed destroyed or damagedin any treatment required to be carried out under this Order.
9.The Director of Agriculture may require imported plants to be detained in quarantine or in special nurseries or places approved by him, for such period as he may think fit.
Reference of the measure
Section 3-9
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
PG: 4 Plants and plant products No
Description
Plants. seed and fruits
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 01 January 2012
Description
All countries
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Applied by Kenya on the entire world for 01: Live animals

The measure came into effect on 01 January 2012
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NTM classification
A84: Inspection requirement
Date when the measure came into force
01 January 2012
Publication where the measure is specified
Rev. 2012] CAP. 364 Animal Diseases [Subsidiary] [Issue 1]
Regulation where the measure is specified
ANIMAL DISEASES RULES, 1968
Country/Region applying the measure
Kenya
Coded list of objectives
B: Protection of life and health of animals
Description of the measure
4. Examination of imported animals
(1) All animals which have been imported shall be moved to a place of quarantine by the inspecting officer for examination in accordance with these Rules, and shall be subject to any special directions or orders (including orders to destruction) as the Director may issue.
(2) Any person who removes an animal from a place of quarantine without the written authority of an inspecting officer, or who fails to comply with any direction or order of the Director issued under paragraph (1), shall be guilty of an offence.
[L.N. 259/1974.]
10. Fodder accompanying animals to be free from disease
The importer shall satisfy the inspecting officer that no fodder or foodstuff likely to cause disease or the spread of disease has been taken on board any vessel, aircraft, vehicle or rolling stock and has been in contact with the animal imported; and no such fodder nor foodstuff shall be landed from or reloaded into such vessel, aircraft, vehicle or rolling stock except as approved by the inspecting officer acting in accordance with instructions from the Director
Reference of the measure
Part II para 4 & 10
Measure also domestic
No

Products affected by the measure.
Code Product Partial coverage Partial coverage indication Date in Date out
01 Live animals No
Description
Animals
Countries/Regions affected by the measure.
Inclusion/Exclusion Country Date in Date out
Inclusion Entire world 01 January 2012
Description
All countries

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication
0106.41	-- Bees	No
1521.90	- Other	Yes	Beeswax
4421.90.90	-- Other	Yes	Bee hive
0409.00	Natural honey.	Yes	In combs

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
31	Fertilisers	No

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	04 August 1967

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
PG: 8	Foodstuffs of animal origin	No		04 August 1967

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	04 August 1967

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
PG: 4	Plants and plant products	No		02 January 2009

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	02 January 2009

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	01 January 1955

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
0106.3	- Birds :	No

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	01 January 2012

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	01 January 2017

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
PG: 4	Plants and plant products	No

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	01 January 2012

Code	Product	Partial coverage	Partial coverage indication	Date in	Date out
01	Live animals	No

Inclusion/Exclusion	Country	Date in	Date out
Inclusion	Entire world	01 January 2012

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