End of Waiver Codes XX or XW in CDS from 24th Oct 25
From 24 October 2025, you will no longer be able to use waiver codes XX or XW for goods subject to phytosanitary controls (code N851) in your CDS declarations. ...
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From 24 October 2025, you will no longer be able to use waiver codes XX or XW for goods subject to phytosanitary controls (code N851) in your CDS declarations. ...
The EFRA Committee has published the Government’s response its recent report on the future of farming. It is available here. The report, The Government’s vision...
Freshfel Europe have issued a strongly worded statement expressing their concern following the trade deal reached in July. They give an analysis for the fruit a...
The BRC has issued a response to the Employer Pays Principle (EPP) Feasibility Study, which was commissioned and funded jointly by Defra and the Seasonal Worker...
Following a workshop held in November 2024, the FPC have been involved in a project to further the understanding of STEC diagnostics and interpretation. We are ...
Biocidal products must be phased off the GB market. The active substance/product type combinations listed are due to expire under the GB BPR on the following da...
Under the GB Biocidal Products Regulation (GB BPR), active substance approvals will expire unless a renewal application is submitted at least 550 days before th...
Fenamiphos is no longer an approved active substance in GB and there are no PPP authorisations. HSE has reviewed the MRLs and identified a number which do not r...
The following locations are no longer valid Points of Entry (PoEs) for Plant Health Exports into Northern Ireland:Belfast George Best/Belfast City Airport GB...
Defra have now issued the second consultation document relating to fair dealings in the fresh produce sector. The aim of the proposals are to improve fairness ...
FPC have been asked to distribute the questionnaire below to FPC Members as the HMRC Transit Policy team is currently seeking to deepen its understanding of how...
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) and the Rural Payments Agency (RPA) are aware that some farmers have received emails, texts and...