Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warns of the issue of mystery seed bags from Chinese vendors. As of last week, Texas had received 17 bags.

Texas officials are warning residents to be cautious of unsolicited packages from China after reports of mail containing liquids and mystery seeds across the state. Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller said the agency is collecting these packages for review by the USDA’s Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.

Have you received a bag of mystery seeds? Texas officials are warning that they've come from vendors in China. Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced in a release Wednesday that 17 ...

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller on Wednesday provided an important update on the ongoing issue of unsolicited seed packages arriving in Texas from Chinese vendors. So far, Texas has received a total of 17 seed packets, and Tuesday, residents in Florida and Washington State reported receiving similar packages.

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Mystery seed packets are still arriving in Texans' mailboxes, says the Texas Agriculture Commissioner. Initial testing has determined some of the seeds are water lilies.

Texas is urging residents to report unsolicited ... residents across the country received mystery seeds, usually from China, baffling the public. Some of the packages were labeled as jewelry ...

China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that ... As a second wave of the mysterious packages plague Texas, Miller said that consumers should keep their eyes open for any incoming packages that ...

FRISCO, Texas - The Texas Agriculture Commissioner, Sid Miller, is asking Texans to remain vigilant and report any unknown seed packages to the Texas Department

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Have you received a bag of mystery seeds? Texas officials are warning that they've come from vendors in China. Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced in a release last week that 17 ...