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BB73 · 10-09-2009, 06:39 AM

Ciao Guido,

check with Agri-Starts, Inc. They have all kinds of bananas available. With phytosanitary certificate you shouldn't have any problems with EU-customs. You could ask them to use USPS (US Postal Service) for shipping, because they take care of customs procedure. This works quite smoothly here in Greece and also in Germany and I think it should be the same in Italy. The minimum order is 72 pcs, so your friend will have some extra bananas, but they're cheap anyway.
There are also some tissue culture labs in the Netherlands, but I don't know any names, prices and minimum order quantities. But check on google to find maybe any producer in the EU. Please let us Europeans know, if you found any good source.

Greetings from Thessaloniki/Greece

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BB73 BB73's Photo Gallery Location: Thessaloniki/Greece Find me on the map! Zone: 9a Name: Bernd Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 370 BananaBucks : 55,051 Feedback: 0 / 0% Said "Thanks" 228 Times Was Thanked 419 Times in 159 Posts Said "Welcome to Bananas" 56 Times	Re: Hello, I am looking for 'cavendish nana' micropropagated plants Ciao Guido, check with Agri-Starts, Inc. They have all kinds of bananas available. With phytosanitary certificate you shouldn't have any problems with EU-customs. You could ask them to use USPS (US Postal Service) for shipping, because they take care of customs procedure. This works quite smoothly here in Greece and also in Germany and I think it should be the same in Italy. The minimum order is 72 pcs, so your friend will have some extra bananas, but they're cheap anyway. There are also some tissue culture labs in the Netherlands, but I don't know any names, prices and minimum order quantities. But check on google to find maybe any producer in the EU. Please let us Europeans know, if you found any good source. Greetings from Thessaloniki/Greece