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A shipper would have to pay up to £145 in the case of a mixed consignment with five different products in the ‘medium-risk’ category - for example, meat, poultry, egg, milk, and fish.

Agri-food representatives believe the incoming Consumer User Charge on imported goods will hike food prices and limit consumer choice.

Border Control Post date looms: Defra answers more questions as importers raise concerns UPDATED - from HortWeek

Border Control Post date looms: Defra answers more questions as importers raise concerns - from HortWeek

Work is due to be completed by next January.

Defra has confirmed that grant funding for checks for illegal meat imports at Dover will be withdrawn at the end of April, after which it will be up to

Defra shadow minister Daniel Zeichner speaks to HortWeek - from HortWeek

Introduction of new border controls will help guard against incoming diseases and pests while minimising burdens and costs for traders and consumers.

Nurseryman says Border Control Post questions remain unanswered - from HortWeek

Dover Port Health Authority is urging Defra to reconsider plans for a 70% funding cut to its work in seizing illegal meat imports, a move the authority