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Importing and exporting organic food Rules for trading organic food. From: Contents Print this page Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) recognises the EU, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland as equivalent for the purpose of trade in organics until 31 December 2023. Food and feed certified as organic in the EU, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein will continue to be accepted as organic in GB until 31 December 2023. The EU has recognised the UK for the purpose of exporting organic products to the EU until 31 December 2023. Food and feed certified as organic in GB wi...

What you need to do You need to download and fill out the export declaration document in English language, the language of the entry Border Control Post where your export will arrive into the EU or point of entry in Northern Ireland and the language of the destination country of your export in the EU. The documents should be signed and dated and must accompany your consignment to the European Union or Northern Ireland. The guidance notes in Section B contain information for exporters. Export certificates are sometimes updated. The most up to date version will be found on this page.

What you need to do You need to download and fill out the export declaration document in English language, the language of the entry Border Control Post where your export will arrive into the EU and the language of the destination country of your export in the EU. The documents should be signed and dated and must accompany your consignment to the European Union or Northern Ireland. The guidance notes in Section B contain information for exporters. Export certificates are sometimes updated. The most up to date version will be found on this page. If you do not use the latest version, your decla...

The importation of livestock for breeding into the UK could be completely halted within months if the Government does not provide funding for a new animal border check as required after Brexit. Currently breeding animals are allowed to continue to be brought into the country from the European Union until July 1 under a transition period set up by the UK government. But Portsmouth International Port has warned that a lack of funding from the Government combined with bureaucracy means that the deadline of July 1 will not be met, even if the full funding was provided. The port, owned by Portsmou...