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The purpose of this paper is to assess the Plant Quarantine, Pest Risk Analysis and Phytosanitary Services for Environmental Food Safety and security in Bangladesh and to suggest other useful methods that can be attempted to environment. Plant pathogens and invertebrates unsafe to plants, cooperatively referred to as plant pests; maintain to threaten food security and safety. International cooperation and regulatory systems to inhibit the spread of plant pests began formally in 1878. Primarily seven countries worked mutually and agreed phytosanitary measures. There are now 183 countries that are contracting parties to the International Plant Protection Convention, a treaty that aims to prevent the introduction and spread of pests of plants and plant products, and to promote suitable procedures for their control. Apparently contradictory interests between international trade, which has facilitated the spread of plant pests, and the protection of plants are mutually recognized in global trade and phytosanitary agreements. Globally ten Regional Plant Protection Organizations facilitate more local cooperation and recommend the regulation of over 1,000 named quarantine plant pests. Challenges that impede the success of limiting international pest movement embrace increased international trade and climate change. International guidelines designed to prevent pest spread current challenges of their own if they remain complicated to implement.