Chaired by NFU horticulture and potatoes board chairman Ali Capper, and with guest speakers from Defra Plant Health and NFU policy experts, this meeting updated members on policy developments around the trade of plant and plant products between the EU and UK after 1 January 2021. It also gave members the opportunity to raise their questions and concerns directly to Defra in a Q&A session.
Alongside key policy updates, NFU EU exit and international trade adviser Emily Roads laid out the on-going work of the NFU on this important matter, including significant wins on behalf of members, and key asks going forwards. You can read more on NFU work here.
EU-UK plant and plant products trade after 1 January 2021 – member FAQs
Click here to download our latest FAQ document featuring questions raised at our virtual meetings held in 2020 and other concerns raised by members.
Further Information:
For further information on the updates mentioned during this meeting and for guidance on importing and exporting plant and plant products from the 1 January 2021, along with other trade concerns, please see below.
- – published 10/12/20
- New guidance on – published 18/12/20
- – Importing, exporting and other guidance available, along with where to start
- NFU guidance on the Northern Ireland Protocol
- NFU guidance on EU-UK plant and plant product trade post-transition
- on using PEACH, along with and where to
- on using eDomero and where to
- An NFU article on Plant Passporting
More from 皇家华人:
- Visit our dedicated EU exit channel
- Preparing your farming business for the end of the transition period
- UK trade with the EU - the key questions answered
- Northern Ireland Protocol - what you need to know
