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Notice of Decision To Deregulate Chrysanthemum White Rust and the Importation of Chrysanthemum spp. Cuttings, and In Vitro Plantlets, and Synonymous Taxa From Certain Countries Into the Continental United States

By Plant Health Inspection Service, Agriculture Department, Animal · Oct 7, 2026, 11:00 PM CDT

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We are advising the public of our decision to deregulate Chrysanthemum White Rust and authorize the importation of Chrysanthemum spp. cuttings, in vitro plantlets, and synonymous taxa from certain countries into the continental United States as described in this notice. Based on the findings of the pest risk analyses, which we made available to the public for review and comment through a previous

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authoritative languageThe agency uses definitive language to convey the finality of the regulatory action.

risk framingThe decision is framed as a risk‑mitigation outcome, emphasizing that the importation is safe according to the agency’s analysis.

public transparency claimThe notice asserts that the underlying analyses were publicly accessible, suggesting openness in the decision‑making process.

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The notice does not specify which countries are included, the detailed results of the pest risk analyses, the criteria used to determine that importation does not pose a quarantine‑pest risk, or any mitigation measures that may be required.

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Regulatory decisions of this type typically rely on scientific risk assessments and public comment periods; the notice references a prior public notice where the pest risk analyses were released, indicating that stakeholder input was part of the process.

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The document is a formal regulatory announcement; it presents the agency’s decision and the basis for it without expressing personal opinions or editorial commentary.