Law No. 2202-IIs on quarantine service fees. Country/Territory Georgia Document type Legislation Date 2003 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Cultivated plants Keyword Quarantine Pests/diseases Weeds Planting material/seeds Textile plants/fibres Packaging/labelling Plant production Plant protection Crops/grasses Geographical area Asia, Black Sea, Eastern Europe, Europe, Europe and Central Asia, Western Asia Entry into force notes This Law enters into force 15 days after its official publication. Abstract This Law determines the amount and structure of quarantine service fees established by the Law of Georgia on Agricultural Quarantine. A quarantine service fee shall be compulsory for services rendered by the state in carrying out necessary quarantine measures. Quarantine service fees shall be applicable to any physical and legal persons engaged in production of products of plant or animal origin and any other products subject to quarantine, as well as in cargo transportation, storage, processing and sale. Quarantine service fees shall be levied for: phytosanitary quarantine measures and veterinary quarantine measures. The following activities shall be subject to payment of quarantine service fees: (a) examination of plant species, seeds, including mushrooms, vegetables, seeds, cereals and grains, timber, textile plants and fibres; (b) examination of tare and packaging materials and transport facilities; and (c) examination of industrial commodities that may be carriers of pests and diseases. Full text English Website www.tech.org.ge