Arizona Statutes

§ 3-209 — Quarantines; notice to common carriers; duty to hold for inspection; certificate of release; inspection

Arizona·Title 3 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 2 REGULATORY PROVISIONS·Art. 1 Dangerous Plant Pests and Diseases
A.When the director believes the importation from designated countries, states or localities of specified varieties of plants, fruits, vegetables, seeds, soil or agricultural or horticultural products is dangerous to this state or to the agricultural or horticultural industry of this state because of the likelihood of infestation with crop pests or diseases, the director may declare a quarantine against all varieties from those places. Common carriers shall be immediately notified of the declaration of quarantine and are prohibited from transporting quarantined products or pests and diseases associated with the quarantined products from the designated places into the state.
B.Any person who brings or causes to be brought into the state plants, fruits, vegetables or agricultural or hort

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