Documents Relating To Testing Of Honey Imports.

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This disclosure contains records from the Department of Agriculture's monitoring of honey imports in 2022 under the Imported Food Inspection Scheme. The first document is a sampling table listing 20 honey import entries with their quantities ranging from 16.56 kg to 22,400 kg, with multiple samples taken from some shipments for testing purposes. The second document is a laboratory sample receipt form documenting the receipt and chain of custody for honey samples, indicating they were subject to biosecurity control and requiring assessment of sample integrity during transport. The records show honey imports were systematically sampled and tested as part of routine import food safety surveillance, with samples collected, transported via courier, and submitted to laboratories for analysis to verify compliance with Australian food safety and biosecurity requirements.