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Capital: Copenhagen
Population: 5,369,000
Currency: Krone
Official Language(s): Danish
Member of the European Union |
I. CHEMICAL MAXIMUM
RESIDUE LEVELS (MRLs)
II. CHEMICALS AND ADDITIVE INFORMATION
A. Chemical residue standards:
As a member of the European Union (EU), Denmark applies MRL's
as established by the EU as well as setting its own standards for
chemicals not registered by the EU.
Concern about the use of antibiotics on pears and apples has
moved Denmark to initiate discussions with the EU regarding
standards for such applications. The NHC will alert the
industry when it obtains information on specific changes, if any,
in regulatory policy.
B. Monitoring chemical residues:
C. Restrictions on use of waxes:
The EU permits the use of white beeswax, yellow beeswax,
candelilla wax, carnauba wax and shellac wax on apples and pears.
III. ORGANIC FRUIT REGULATIONS
Please refer to the EU chapter for information.
IV.
TARIFFS
As a member of the European Union (EU), Denmark applies the EU's
tariff schedule and entry price system on apple, pear and cherry
imports. Please refer to the EU chapter for additional information.
V. NON-TARIFF BARRIERS
A. Labeling requirements:
European Union (EU) labeling requirements apply. Please
refer to the EU chapter for additional information.
B. Licenses and quotas:
EU licensing/quota regulations, if any, apply. Please
refer to the EU chapter for additional information.
C. Currency Issues:
D. Pest and plant disease restrictions:
E. Other trade restrictions:
Please refer to the EU chapter for
information on solid wood packing material regulations.
VI. SUBSIDIES
Please refer to European Union section VI.
VII. MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES FOR PACIFIC
NORTHWEST TREE FRUIT INDUSTRY
VIII. OTHER RESOURCE LINKS:
Governmental:
IX. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Special Thanks to
FAS Field Office - Denmark
105 South 18th Street, Suite 105
Yakima, Washington 98901, USA
Voice: (509) 453-3193, Fax: (509) 457-7615
E-mail
general@nwhort.org
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