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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
PPQ Hon Port Director, Anthony Nakamura, Leads tour inside Honolulu airport (L. Cole, C Dickens)
Warning sign
Compliance &Evaluation staff tour Fed Ex shipment location where PPQ employees work with trained beagles to identify contraband in shipping packages. (M. Alston)
Fed Ex shipment facility at Honolulu airport
PPQ beagle checking packages
Beagle brigade trainer explains the process to C&E staff (C. Brown, M. Alston, A. Nakamura)
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
An official website of the United States government
Multiple seed packages
USDA inspection location inside Honolulu Airport
PPQ Hon Port Director, Anthony Nakamura, Leads tour inside Honolulu airport (L. Cole, C Dickens)
Warning sign
Compliance &Evaluation staff tour Fed Ex shipment location where PPQ employees work with trained beagles to identify contraband in shipping packages. (M. Alston)
Fed Ex shipment facility at Honolulu airport
PPQ beagle checking packages
Beagle brigade trainer explains the process to C&E staff (C. Brown, M. Alston, A. Nakamura)