Q: When was the BTOM implemented?

The UK government has introduced the TOM in phases: 31 January 2024 Requiring health declarations and phytosanitary certificates for imports into the UK of animal products, plants and plant products classified as medium risk from the EU. 30 April 2024 Introduction of documentary checks and risk-based identity and physical checks classified as medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products risk from the EU. 31 January 2025 All exporters from the EU are required, prior to transport to the UK to submit a safety declaration (S&S Decalaration, also known as ENS).

Q: When was the BTOM implemented?

The UK government has introduced the TOM in phases: 31 January 2024 Requiring health declarations and phytosanitary certificates for imports into the UK of animal products, plants and plant products classified as medium risk from the EU. 30 April 2024 Introduction of documentary checks and risk-based identity and physical checks classified as medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products risk from the EU. 31 January 2025 All exporters from the EU are required, prior to transport to the UK to submit a safety declaration (S&S Decalaration, also known as ENS).

Q: When was the BTOM implemented?

The UK government has introduced the TOM in phases: 31 January 2024 Requiring health declarations and phytosanitary certificates for imports into the UK of animal products, plants and plant products classified as medium risk from the EU. 30 April 2024 Introduction of documentary checks and risk-based identity and physical checks classified as medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products risk from the EU. 31 January 2025 All exporters from the EU are required, prior to transport to the UK to submit a safety declaration (S&S Decalaration, also known as ENS).

Question 1

When was the BTOM implemented?

Elise Van Vliet · Accepted Answer

The UK government has introduced the TOM in phases:

31 January 2024 Requiring health declarations and phytosanitary certificates for imports into the UK of animal products, plants and plant products classified as medium risk from the EU.
30 April 2024 Introduction of documentary checks and risk-based identity and physical checks classified as medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products risk from the EU.
31 January 2025 All exporters from the EU are required, prior to transport to the UK to submit a safety declaration (S&S Decalaration, also known as ENS).

Question 2

When was the BTOM implemented?

Elise Van Vliet · Accepted Answer

The UK government has introduced the TOM in phases:

31 January 2024 Requiring health declarations and phytosanitary certificates for imports into the UK of animal products, plants and plant products classified as medium risk from the EU.
30 April 2024 Introduction of documentary checks and risk-based identity and physical checks classified as medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products risk from the EU.
31 January 2025 All exporters from the EU are required, prior to transport to the UK to submit a safety declaration (S&S Decalaration, also known as ENS).

Question 3

When was the BTOM implemented?

Elise Van Vliet · Accepted Answer

The UK government has introduced the TOM in phases:

31 January 2024 Requiring health declarations and phytosanitary certificates for imports into the UK of animal products, plants and plant products classified as medium risk from the EU.
30 April 2024 Introduction of documentary checks and risk-based identity and physical checks classified as medium-risk animal products, plants and plant products risk from the EU.
31 January 2025 All exporters from the EU are required, prior to transport to the UK to submit a safety declaration (S&S Decalaration, also known as ENS).

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