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How to import plants, fruit, vegetables, cut flowers, trees, seeds and used agricultural machinery from non-EU countries to Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales).
Quality and labelling rules for growing, packing, distributing, importing and selling fresh fruit and vegetables.
The rules on bringing food or animal products into Great Britain from abroad: restrictions, types of food and the amount you can bring.
There are rules for bringing food or animal products into Great Britain…
The rules on bringing meat, dairy, fish and other animal products depend…
The rules on bringing fruit, vegetables, nuts and seeds depend on the…
The rules on bringing pet food depend on the country you’re bringing it…
You may need to apply for a permit or certificate if you’re bringing any…
If you declare banned food products to Border Force officers at customs,…
Labelling rules for businesses in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) and retailers in Northern Ireland, for certain agri-food products moved under the Northern Ireland Retail Movement Scheme.
What you need to do to export or move food, drink and agricultural products.
Get help to classify edible vegetables, roots, tubers, herbs, spices, fruit, nuts and peel for import and export.
Find out which types of food are zero-rated and which are standard-rated for VAT purposes.
Find out the requirements for importing organic products and when you need a certificate of inspection (COI).
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued informal guidance to the Fairtrade Foundation in relation to an environmental sustainability agreement concerning Fairtrade bananas, coffee and cocoa.
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