The Wild Mushroom Control Order, 1973. Country/Territory Eswatini Document type Regulation Date 1973 Source FAO, FAOLEX Long titleA King's Order-in-Council to provide for the prohibition of the sale, export and picking of wild mushrooms without a licence. Subject Food & nutrition, Wild species & ecosystems Keyword Food quality control/food safety Authorization/permit Collecting/harvesting Internal trade International trade Non-timber products Offences/penalties Geographical area Africa, Landlocked Developing Nations, Southern Africa Abstract The Wild Mushroom Control Order establishes that no person other than the holder of a license issued by the Minister shall: a) sell wild mushrooms to any dealer; b) collect, gather, pick, pack or can wild mushrooms, save for his personal consumption or that of his family, from or in any forest or other area of land; c) export wild mushrooms. Furthermore the he Minister may by regulation prohibit or control the importation of wild mushrooms. "wild mushrooms" means non-poisonous edible fungi commonly known as mushrooms. The Order provides the details on license application and process. Full text English References - Legislation Repealed by Plant Control Act, 1981. Legislation | Eswatini | 1981 Keyword: Forestry protection measures, Timber, Forest management/forest conservation, Apiculture/sericulture, Animal production, Basic legislation, Plant protection, Pests/diseases, Plant production, Planting material/seeds, Registration, Weeds, International trade, Certification, Inspection, Offences/penalties, Alien species, Dangerous animal/harmful animal Source: FAO, FAOLEX