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Tariff Stop Press Notice – 25 April 2024

As announced in the Border Targeting Operating Model (The Border Target Operating Model: August 2023 - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) there are changes to GB border controls which have resulted in an update to the Phytosanitary…

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25 April 2024

As announced in the Border Targeting Operating Model (The Border Target Operating Model: August 2023 - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) there are changes to GB border controls which have resulted in an update to the Phytosanitary import control measure.

From: : HM Revenue & Customs

Published : 25 April 2024

Contents

  1. IPAFFS prenotification and phytosanitary certification import requirements (CHED-PP).

IPAFFS prenotification and phytosanitary certification import requirements (CHED-PP).

From 30 April 2024:

  • “Regulated” goods will require IPAFFS prenotification and a phytosanitary certificate to import into GB. Traders will use document code N851 on their declaration to confirm they have met these requirements.
  • “Unregulated” goods require neither an IPAFFS prenotification nor a phytosanitary certificate. An exemption code 901Y has been created where this applies.

Detailed Defra guidance on the phytosanitary requirements is available here:

EU - High and Medium risk: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/import-plants-and-plant-products-from-the-eu-to-great-britain

Non-EU - High and Medium risk:https://www.gov.uk/guidance/import-plants-and-plant-products-from-non-eu-countries-to-great-britain

More in depth information on the Tariff changes can be found in the UK Trade Tariff ‘Trade News’ item: Border Targeting Operating Model changes to Phytosanitary Import Controls.

Please note that some further updates to this may be required as the data is provided by DBT.  We will issue any updates as soon as we are able.

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