Reviews & Ratings for the Lardos

In a proactive move to tackle potential biosecurity threats, the bulk carrier 'Glorious Sawara' was dispatched back to sea for fumigation after insect larvae were discovered during a routine inspection at PrimePort, Timaru. This incident occurred on January 5, 2016, when a Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) quarantine officer identified the larvae near the entrances of two cargo holds. The vessel, which had arrived from Padang and was loaded with palm kernel extract, faced scrutiny as MPI mandated that the ship's operator take immediate action to mitigate the biosecurity risk. Opting for fumigation, the operator utilized a highly toxic fumigant, necessitating that the 'Glorious Sawara' leave the port before treatment could commence. The ship was scheduled to head to Bluff on January 10. For further details and visuals of the event, check out the original report here: http://www.stuff.co.nz/timaru-herald/news/75723973/ship-fumigated-at-sea-after-insect-larvae-found-in-ship-docked-at-timaru.