WASHINGTON — Mother’s Day is the second busiest day behind Valentine’s Day for flower imports, so U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists are working diligently to ensure shipments arriving at U.S. ports of entry are safe, pest-free, and compliant with federal regulations.Each year, CBP inspects millions of cut flowers to prevent the introduction of harmful pests and diseases that could impact the nation’s agriculture and environment. To date, CBP’s agriculture specialists have seen or inspected more than 1.1 billion stems.
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