Phytosanitary Certified Seed Suppliers

Every commercial seed import requires a phytosanitary certificate issued by the exporting country's National Plant Protection Organisation, in line with the IPPC ISPM-12 standard. SeedMatchGroup sources exclusively from suppliers who can issue compliant documentation.

Documents included by default

Phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, ISTA seed analysis (germination and purity), commercial invoice and packing list. Additional documents — fumigation certificate, non-GMO declaration, organic certification — added where required.

Common destinations

We arrange documentation packages that satisfy NAQS (Nigeria), KEPHIS (Kenya), SFDA (Saudi Arabia), MOA (UAE), CAPQ (China), MAFRA (Korea), PPSD (Egypt), DAFM (Ireland), USDA APHIS (USA), CFIA (Canada) and EU plant health authorities.

Frequently asked questions

What if my country has additional requirements?
Tell us at quote stage and we will confirm the breeder can issue everything required before you commit.
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