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There have been weeks of planning, with the kent resilience forum, the kent police, the port of dover and the french. at the most senior level, the transport secretary has spoken to his counterpart and rightly everybody has been gearing up for what we knew would be a huge getaway weekend, particularly with the problems we have seen at airports, so this has been planned for and the french had agreed they would make sure there was a proper capacity at the border control posts at the port of dover,...

The European Commission launched infringement proceedings against the UK on 15 June for breaking international law and provides further details on possible solutions to facilitate the movement of goods between Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

The European Commission began legal action against the United Kingdom Wednesday for not complying with significant parts of its Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Defra plant health imports Q&A hears future for GB inspection regime - from HortWeek

Between the eu and the uk on this for many months but they havent been able to agree how it would operate, that idea of a green lane oran operate, that idea of a green lane or an express lane and for the uk, they think the eu is being too risk averse and that they would want so much paperwork for companies to actually get into the grey lane that it would not amount to a green lane at all because they would be so owner us, and for the eu they will say, this is a situation which involves very high...

Following statement today that the introduction of physical Brexit border checks on EU food and animal product imports will be delayed again and a new lighter touch regime introduced potentially in 2024, the British Ports Association is concerned ports that have invested infrastructure will be left to pick up the pieces. The industry will be ...

Following recent media speculation that the introduction of physical Brexit border checks on EU food and animal product imports will be delayed again the British Ports Association is calling for clarity. Sanitary and phytosanitary inspections at specially prepared borders infrastructure are due to be introduced in July, but there is an increasing expectation of some ...

The British Ports Association said it is calling for clarity following recent speculation that the introduction of physical…

Defra is looking for volunteers who import high priority plants or plant products to take part in a ‘soft launch’ of Sevington, the new Inland Border Facility.

Defra seeks guinea pigs for Border Control Post soft launch - from HortWeek