Restricted fruit and vegetables
These fruit and vegetables are restricted from being moved within red outbreak areas, and from yellow suspension areas, during a fruit fly outbreak and are restricted from travelling to the Riverland from within South Australia.
Fruit fly like these fruit and vegetables, so they're at risk of being infested. Industry may know of these as host fruit and vegetables.
Scroll down for a list or download the restricted fruit and vegetable chart ().
Different fruit and vegetables are restricted to travel into South Australia from interstate.
Common restricted fruit and vegetables
Less common restricted fruit and vegetables
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acerola
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babaco
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black sapote
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breadfruit
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cape gooseberry
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cashew apple
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cherimoya
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choko
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citron
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coffee berry
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custard apple
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dragon fruit (pink)
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dragon fruit (yellow)
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durian
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feijoa
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granadilla
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grumichama
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guava
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hog plum
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jaboticaba
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jackfruit
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jujube
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june plum
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loganberry
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longan
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loquat
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lychee
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mangosteen
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medlar
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miracle fruit
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monstera
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nashi
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peacharine
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pepino
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persimmon
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plumcot
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pomelo
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prickly pear
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rambutan
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rollinia
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rose apple
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santol
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sapodilla
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soursop
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star apple
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star fruit
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tamarillo
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tangelo
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white sapote
Changes made to the movement of retail fruit and vegetables () came into effect in August 2022.
Restricted preparation of these fruit and vegetables
You cannot prepare restricted fruit and vegetables in these ways as they are still at risk from fruit fly.
How to continue to enjoy these fruit and vegetables
Find out how you can keep preparing and enjoying fruit and vegetables including those with restrictions.