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CBP Prepares for Record Flower Inspections Ahead of Valentine's Day

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is gearing up for a significant increase in flower inspections as Valentine's Day approaches. With over 1 billion cut flower stems already inspected this year, CBP aims to ensure the safety of imported flowers. This effort is crucial for preventing pests and diseases from entering the U.S. and affecting local agriculture. The heightened inspections reflect the agency's commitment to maintaining agricultural health and safety standards during peak import seasons.
Key Details: • CBP has inspected over 1 billion cut flowers this year. • Inspections are crucial for preventing pests and diseases. • Valentine's Day is a peak time for flower imports.
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