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Mediterranean Fruit Fly Quarantine Information

TO REPORT SUSPICIOUS FLIES, CALL TOLL-FREE: 1-800 491-1899

Current Quarantines

In the fall of 2007, populations of Mediterranean fruit flies were found in the cities of Dixon (Solano County) and San Jose (Santa Clara County), and Rancho Palos Verdes/Rolling Hills (Los Angeles County). Efforts to eradicate the pest have begun and regulations have been adopted to contain the pest to the localized area. Growers and residents are encouraged to contact agricultural officials before moving any host fruits and vegetables from backyards, orchards or farms in the regulated areas.

More information on the Mediterranean fruit fly quarantines can be found at "Exotic Fruit Fly Quarantines in California."

Project Contact Information

• (1) Dixon, Solano County
      Cooperative Mediterranean Fruit Fly Project
      Regulatory Section
      655 South First Street, Box 6-C
      Dixon, CA 95620
      Phone: (707) 693-8278
      FAX:    (707) 693-8280
• (2) San Jose, Santa Clara County
      Cooperative Mediterranean Fruit Fly Project
      Regulatory Section
      344 Tully Road
      San Jose, CA 95111
      Phone: (408) 947-5921
      FAX: (408) 287-7097
  
• (3) Rancho Palos Verdes/Rolling Hills, Los Angeles County
      Cooperative Mediterranean Fruit Fly Project
      Regulatory Section
      6910A Aragon Circle
      Buena Park, CA 90620
      Phone: (714) 228-9648
      FAX: (714) 228-9656