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Can you plant seeds brought from the Philippines in Australia?

Sourcing seeds directly from accredited Australian suppliers is the safest and legal alternative.
Sourcing seeds directly from accredited Australian suppliers is the safest and legal alternative. Credit: Pexels / cottonbro studio

In Usap Tayo, we discussed the essential biosecurity guidelines for migrants planning to grow familiar traditional produce this spring.


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By Edinel Magtibay

Presented by Edinel Magtibay, Helen Quinanola

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In Usap Tayo, we discussed the essential biosecurity guidelines for migrants planning to grow familiar traditional produce this spring.


Key Points

  • Bringing unauthorised seeds into Australia poses serious risks of introducing pests, plant diseases, and invasive weeds.
  • Failing to declare seeds and plant materials at the border carries severe financial penalties.
  • Sourcing seeds directly from accredited Australian suppliers is the safest and legal alternative.

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