Quarantine WA - Advice for commercial clients

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Quarantine WA offers a comprehensive range of inspection services to protect Western Australia’s agriculture, environment and lifestyle from the exotic animal and plant pests, diseases and weeds which are present elsewhere in Australia.

To prevent the entry of unwanted organisms, regulations are strict with Quarantine WA having the power to detain any goods that are deemed risk items or goods which are not accompanied by the correct documentation.

By providing top quality information to its clients Quarantine WA helps to protect interstate importers from the consequences of non-compliance, which may result in penalties up to $5000.

Quarantine WA also assists Western Australian businesses wishing to export interstate, by offering inspection services and quality assurance schemes.

Click on import requirements if you import goods from interstate into Western Australia.

Click on export requirements if you export goods interstate from Western Australia.

Click on intrastate requirements if you transport goods from one area of Western Australia to another.

Useful information:

• Biosecurity and the tourism industry
• Exporting quarantine risk material from WA
• Green Snail (Helix aperta) requirements
• Hay, Straw and Chaff Exports to South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria
• Hear it on the grapevine
• Interstate certification assurance
• Travelling within Western Australia
• Keep fruit fly out of Kununurra
• Nature made us special…don’t settle for less
• One bad apple and a naughty nut
• Opened and inspected
• Quarantine Brochure Multi Lingual
• Quarantine Fees and Charges 2009/10
• Quarantine registered premises
• Quarantine WA - Plant Import Requirements
• Quarantine WA: What's lurking in your lunchbox?
• State barrier animal inspections
• Traveller’s guide to Australian interstate quarantine
• Thinking of taking plants east?
• When honey’s not so sweet
• Western Australia's Seed Import requirements

Page updated: November 2009

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