Identify sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) controls needed for live animals, plants and products of animal and plant origin (including wood and wood products).
How to Guides & Information
Watch the below video or click on the below links for more guides and information on sanitary and phytosanitary controls.
How to import plants and plant products from the UK after Brexit:
If you want to continue trading in animals, plants and products of animal (including fish) and plant origin, the operator responsible for the consignment must register with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to access the online import platform and submit the documentation required by EU legislation for import consignments from a non-EU country.
How to Guides & Information
Watch the below video or click on the links below for more guides and information on movement of animals and agri-food.
How to move animals and agri-food products after Brexit:
Changes to the Landbridge from 1 January 2021:
Learn how to use TRACES with this short screen-by-screen guide on the European Commission's trade portal:
Learn how to navigate the Imports Portal after Brexit with this short five step guide:
You may also need to register with/notify the Environmental Health Service (EHS) of the Health Service Executive (HSE) in relation to the import and export of food products of non-animal origin.
How to Guides & Information
Click on the below links for guides and information on notifying the Environmental Health Service (EHS).
Ensure that you and your UK suppliers use ISPM 15 (International Standard Phytosanitary Measure No. 15) compliant wooden pallets for imports and exports of goods.
How to Guides & Information
Click on the below link for information on wood packaging and ISPM 15 Standard.
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