Import & compliance
Country import & compliance guides for greenhouse equipment and seeds
Import and compliance guides for agricultural projects
Country-by-country reference on import permits, phytosanitary certificates, HS classification, duties and inspection steps for greenhouse equipment, irrigation systems and commercial seed shipments.
Documents, plant-health and conformity steps, official agencies and realistic timelines — so import paperwork does not become the critical path on your project schedule.
East Africa
Kenya
High-level guide to importing seeds and greenhouse equipment into Kenya: KEPHIS phytosanitary and import permits, KEBS PVoC conformity, required documents, inspection steps and realistic timelines.
Read the guide →Middle East
United Arab Emirates
How to import seeds and greenhouse equipment into Dubai and the wider UAE: MOCCAE plant import permits and phytosanitary rules, MOIAT conformity, free-zone vs mainland clearance, documents and realistic timelines.
Read the guide →Central Asia
Uzbekistan
High-level guide to Uzbekistan agricultural imports: plant quarantine permits and phytosanitary control, seed variety registration, certification of equipment, landlocked logistics and realistic timelines.
Read the guide →Latin America
Colombia
High-level guide to importing seeds and greenhouse equipment into Colombia: ICA phytosanitary import documents and risk analysis, registration requirements, customs steps, timelines and typical pitfalls.
Read the guide →Frequently asked questions
Each country guide summarises the documents, plant-health and conformity steps, official agencies, typical timelines and common pitfalls for importing greenhouse equipment, irrigation components and seed for commercial projects.
No. They are high-level planning orientation, reviewed periodically. Confirm current requirements with the official agencies listed on each page and with a licensed customs agent before contracting.
Incoterms, importer of record and required certificates change the delivered cost materially. Stating them in the RFQ makes supplier offers comparable on a delivered-to-site basis.
Get import terms priced into your offers
Include the Incoterm, importer of record and required certificates in your RFQ so supplier quotes are comparable delivered to site.