From 1 January 2021, even with the Trade and Cooperation Agreement in place, new regulatory and customs requirements are part of trading with or through Great Britain. The UK is no longer applying the rules of the Single Market or the Customs Union (except in Northern Ireland in accordance with the Protocol).
- Joint Webinar Department of Agriculture & Food and Department for Environment Food & Rural Affairs 9th September 2021
- Webinar Exporting Dairy Products to Great Britain from 1st October 2021
- Joint Webinar Department of Agriculture & Food and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs 23rd July, 2021
- Information on Personal Consignments in Luggage or through Postal, Courier & Online Services
- Read the Trader Notice on the Import Control Fees at Border Control Posts
- Re-entry of racehorses to Ireland
- Government supports are available
- Information on Using the UK Landbridge and other transit routes via Ireland
- Access the Imports Notification Inspection System (INIS) - the new Imports Portal for guest users
- Users with a login can access the registered version of the Imports Portal via agfood.ie
- Access TRACES NT
- Government departments and agencies have resources on hand to help businesses. See full contact list here
- Read the EU Commission Notices on getting ready for changes
- For information on UK customs and regulatory checks and controls – see UK Government
- Movement of horses between Ireland and the UK
- Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority Brexit information
- Revenue customs information
- Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM )
- Bord Bia Brexit hub
- Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI)
