import health standard grain and seeds for consumption feed or processing mpi has issued an amendment to the import health standard grain and seeds for consumption feed or processing. the import health standard dated 25 october 2019 replaces the earlier version of the standard dated 25 january 2019. the following changes have been applied the import health standard contents were moved from the 2003 format into the current mpi standard format requirements and guidance. some contents have been placed in a different order due to the different parts in this new format. the import requirements and the guidance information have been clearly separated throughout the import health standard. the regulated pest lists have been amended and pests listed below removed because they are listed as non-regulated in the biosecurity organisms register for imported commodities boric alphitobius laevigatus mezium americanum ptinus clavipes ptinus fur sporisorium destruens clover yellow mosaic virus cochliobolus geniculatus cochliobolus nodulosus anamorph bipolaris nodulosa fusarium chlamydosporum red clover vein mosaic virus lepinotus reticulatus liposcelis bostrychophila liposcelis paetus peanut stunt cucumovirus the schedule for papaver somniferum poppy seeds has been removed because this commodity does not have any biosecurity requirements. the country restriction has been removed for importation of the following seeds for processing at new zealands transitional facility glycine max soybean seeds gossypium cotton seeds lupinus lupin seeds the laboratory testing result for regulated pests has been included throughout the ihs for testing against regulated fungal and bacterial pathogens for grain and seeds imported under options 3 and 4 importation of grain and seeds for processing at new zealand transitional facilities and importation of grain and seeds for clearance on arrival . wording for the phytosanitary certificate statement has been amended to align with ispm 12 phytosanitary certificates. errors and ambiguities have been fixed throughout the import health standard