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Profile: National
Notification Authority
Plant Quarantine Services
Agricultural Services
Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Réduit
MAURITIUS
Ph: +230 464 48 74
Fax: +230 464 87 89
Email: motas@bow.intnet.mu
Website: ncb.intnet.mu/mfa/index.html
Staff: 4
Facilities:
MS Word
Database
Telephone
Fax
Internet/email
Profile: National Enquiry Point
Head, Division of Plant Pathology and Quarantine (DPPQ)
Agricultural Services
Ministry of Agriculture, Food Technology and Natural Resources
Réduit
MAURITIUS
Ph: +230 464 48 72
Fax: +230 465 95 91
Email: plpath@intnet.mu
Staff: 4
Facilities:
MS Word
Database
Telephone
Fax
Email
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The technical cadre of the Trade Policy Unit operates the
Mauritius SPS National Notification Authority. The Trade
Policy Unit deals with all issues relating to the World Trade
Organization and not just with notifications. SPS
notifications are prepared by the officials posted at the
Trade Policy Unit in collaboration with the government
agencies concerned.
The national enquiry point sends all available information
to the Trade Policy Unit. Representatives of the enquiry point
are represented on the Sub committee on Agriculture and
SPS which operates at the Trade Policy Unit.
The Sub-committee on Agriculture and SPS conducts regular
monthly meetings at the Trade Policy Unit. It comprises
stakeholders concerned with agriculture and SPS matters both
from the public and private sectors.
The national enquiry point has regular contact with
officials from a number of other relevant government agencies
and other organisations including:
- Ministry of Agriculture, Food Technology & Natural
Resources
- Ministry of Health & Quality of Life
- Ministry of Industry & Commerce
- Ministry of Fisheries & Cooperatives
- Veterinary Services
- Mauritius Chamber of Agriculture
- Mauritius Chamber of Commerce & Industry
- Mauritius Sugar Authority
The national enquiry point does not regularly follow the
work of the SPS Committee but does receive copies of SPS
Committee documents from the Trade Policy Unit. The national
enquiry point has regular contact with other WTO members’
national enquiry points for the purpose of supplying documents
related to SPS matters. |