Guidance: Foodstuffs with current European Union (EU) restrictions
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The following guidance applies only to movements to NI that fall outside of the NI Retail Movement Scheme.
Controls exist on certain foodstuffs from certain countries to protect public health. These may either specify conditions of import or suspend imports depending on the risk.
Consignments of controlled products can only be imported through designated Border Control Points. On presentation, documentary checks must be carried out in addition to sampling and analysis or examination. This increase in official controls take place prior to a consignment being cleared for import. Specific products are currently under harmonised controls in the EU that control their importation from specific non-EU countries.
Specific controls can be found below split by country. This list will be updated regularly.
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