Labelling and packing seeds:

• Seeds must not be sent in seedpods, berries or fruit
• Seeds must be cleaned. There must be no debris, dust, chaff, insects or pesticide in the packet
• Each packet of seeds must be securely sealed so that seeds cannot leak out
• Each packet of seeds must contain only one type of seed.
• Each packet of seeds must contain no more than 50 seeds (or 10g)
• Each packet of seeds must be labelled with the correct botanical (Latin) name
• Each packet of seeds must have the name of the sender written on it
• Each packet of seeds must have the country of origin written on it
• Each packet must be properly labelled on the outside.
  The label should NOT be put inside the packet with the seeds.

Listing the seeds and sending the package:

• The package must include a copy of the Permit
• The seeds must be the type of seeds specified on the Permit
  ('eligible taxa' means any seeds which are not prohibited)
• There must be no more than 50 packets of seed in the package
• The package must include a list of all the seeds enclosed,
  in alphabetical order of their botanical name, and indicating
  the name and address of the sender, and
  the country of origin of the seeds
• If there are a lot of packets, you may number the packets,
  and write the corresponding number on the alphabetical list of seeds
• The package must include a label addressed to the importer in the US
• The package must be sent to the Inspection Station using the green and yellow label supplied
• The package must NOT be sent to an individual in the US
• Postage from the exporter to the US Inspection Station must be paid by the exporter
• It is recommended that seeds are sent in a bubble or padded envelope by Airmail

(You may find it useful to print out these instructions. A suitable form to list the seeds on can be printed on the back)