Jungtinė Karalystė – naujos taisyklės importuojant maisto ir agro produktus

Š. m. balanžio 30 dieną Jungtinėje Karalystėje įsigalios naujos maisto ir agro produktų patikros pasienyje taisyklės. Dalinamės informacija, kuri naudinga įmonėms, eksportuojančioms produkciją į JK. Š.m. balandžio 23 d. šia tema vyks DEFRA organizuojamas vebinaras (nuoroda žinutėje žemiau).

Taip pat, žinutės apačioje yra įtraukta nuoroda į DEFRA apklausą, kuria siekiama įvertinti verslo pasirengimą besikeičiančioms prekybos taisyklėms.

 2nd BTOM Milestone Newsletter for EU MS

 What changes are coming on 30 April 2024?   

 In addition to complying with the current controls that came into effect on January 31, from 30 April 2024 traders must:  

• Ensure goods from EU /EFTA enter GB through an appropriately designated Border Control Post (BCP) or Control Point (CP) for your commodity type and present the consignment for inspection when called where risk-based documentary, identity and physical checks may take place.  Existing inspections of high-risk plants and plant products from the EU, Switzerland, and Lichtenstein will move from Places of Destination (PoDs) to BCP and CP’s.   
• Upload IUU documents to the CHED import notification created in IPAFFS for a consignment containing fish or fishery products for human consumption before submitting the import notification.   

 Resources and Links:

• The BTOM: What are the SPS Border Controls? | Eventbrite 
• Trader Readiness for new GB Import Controls (qualtrics.com) 
• Common user charge: rates and eligibility – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
• Charging arrangements at government-run border control posts – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
• Border control posts: list of designation applications in progress – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) 
• Live animals, animal products and food and feed of non-animal origin border control posts (BCP) in the UK – Google My Maps 
• Invitation to register and submit notifications via IPAFFS – Training Links
• Summary of Common Errors

 Additional Resources and Links:

 DEFRA Online Training Sessions 

This session will tell traders all they know about changes to import processes from 30 April 2024 under the Border Target Operating Model. They will provide a step-by-step guide to importing to GB from EU/EFTA and will provide information on entering through a port of entry with a border control post and outline what happens once you get there.   

 Timetable: 

 BTOM: Prepare for import controls from 30 April ’24 (animal products) Tickets, Tue 23 Apr 2024 at 10:00 | Eventbrite 

 Defra wants to hear how ready traders are for border checks from 30 April 

Defra is evaluating trader readiness for the introduction of border checks for SPS goods on 30 April. One of our evaluation methods is an online survey for GB importers and EU exporters of plants & plant products and products of animal origin and those who transit these commodities.  

The survey: 

• consists of between 10 and 13 questions depending on the respondents circumstances 
• should take no more than 5 minutes to complete
• is anonymous   

 Survey link: https://defragroup.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eaffIh2xzGbkWXk