Regulated Organism and Soil Permits |
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Insects and Mites
A PPQ 526 permit is required for the importation, interstate movement and environmental release of all insects and mites that feed upon or infest plants or plant products, including agricultural crops, trees, shrubs, native plants, etc.
We also suggest that you review list of the domestic quarantine notices. This link has the current federal regulations regarding the interstate movement of specific plant pests, plant diseases, and plants. Each subpart (major heading) covers a different organism.
Permits are also required for the following types of organisms or activities:
- Butterflies and Moths
- Insects in Zoos and Museums
- Drosophila flies
The movement of genetically modified organisms require permits from Biotechnology Regulatory Services.
The movement of insects, mites and ticks that affect animals or vector animal diseases require permits from Veterinary Services.
The movement of insects, mites and tick that affect man or vector human diseases require permits from the Centers for Disease Control.
Information about Shipping Requirements and Red and White Labels
Frequently Asked Questions
View a list of the commonly asked questions and concerns associated with the application process for insects and mites.