Alinea Customs specialises in customs clearance across the food and perishables sector.
Since the 1st January 2021, the European Union have introduced strict regulatory compliance requirements for traders in food, agricultural, and animal by-products products exported from the UK.
Businesses that sell into Northern Ireland will have their certification funded by the UK government, however traders who sell into the European Union will have to pay a fee for licenses.
The new import controls introduce pre-notifications for goods arriving in the EU to be lodged via the Traces NT system.
In this article, Alinea Customs provides a guide to:
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Dowgate Hill House,
14 – 16 Dowgate Hill,
London,
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