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Shingoose's advice is again completely correct.
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#97 15 Jan 2021 at 7.08pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #96
This is an Export Health Certificate
https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5f6a1902d3bf7f7239aa147b/Specimen-8333_English_V1.pdf
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#96 15 Jan 2021 at 7.00pm | | | |
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That is totally inaccurate advice. You can’t include an Export Health Certificate in product packaging. It is an official document, signed and stamped on every page by a DEFRA Vet, and the original hard copy has to travel with the goods for inspection by the EU customs officials. Angling Lines have it horribly wrong I’m afraid.
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#95 15 Jan 2021 at 6.42pm | | | |
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I received an email from angling lines who are writing to their clients with what they know.
They have contacted UK bait companies and one mentioned that by including their export health certificate in the wording of on its bait packaging it would be compliant. They were hopeful this would satisfy the EU requirements. I am hoping the main bait companies will work on this to help their customers and keep their offshore sales going.
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#94 15 Jan 2021 at 6.33pm | | | |
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Essential have stopped selling to Europe which gives a good idea.
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#93 15 Jan 2021 at 6.31pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #92
What information or advice are the major UK bait manufacturing companies providing, that would be useful?
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#92 15 Jan 2021 at 6.30pm | | | |
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Thanks Colin for that information, so basically we can´t take any UK manufactured boilies then. Well we learnt how to catch carp without fishing baits off the hooks, so now following on from the hair rig, we need to use a fresh air rig, surely the carp will fall for that. 
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#91 15 Jan 2021 at 6.23pm | | | |
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David,
If boilies contain animal products such as egg, fish (but NOT meat or milk products), the MAX personal limit = 2kg
If boilies contain meat or milk products, the MAX personal limit = 0kg (ie totally banned, will be confiscated)
20kg limit is nothing to do with bait, it’s only for fresh fish for human consumption and then under certain circumstances.
Other than these personal limits, if you want to take boilies into the EU you’ll need to be a DEFRA approved exporter and every consignment will need microbiology tests, pre-export Vet checks, Export Health Certification, legal representation as a distributor in the EU, give 24hrs notice to the EU customs of your arrival and then have the goods inspected at the border.
Or, you can try a bit of smuggling and take your chances! Depends on how reasonable you think French customs will be.
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#90 15 Jan 2021 at 6.12pm | | | |
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I understood the meat and dairy regs had been in place for a number of years Jimmy. It applied to items entering the EU. Pre Brexit it wasn't an issue for the English as we were already within the EU. Obviously things are now different for us as we are now importing.
If I have got that wrong sorry.
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#89 15 Jan 2021 at 6.01pm | | | |
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Is there a limit to how much beer we can take, don't like the French stuff.
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#88 15 Jan 2021 at 5.57pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #86
Jimmy I am getting more and more confused, maybe it is an age thing, will we or won't we be allowed to take UK manufactured boiles to Europe and if we are, will the restriction be 20kgs? Thanks
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#87 15 Jan 2021 at 5.54pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #84
Not sure why anybody in the UK would want to use boilies made in the EU on UK waters, they are rubbish!!
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#86 15 Jan 2021 at 5.00pm | | | |
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Shingoose is exactly right. The 20kg relates to pure fish products, no boilies would be applicable to this allowance.
There's no ifs buts and maybes anymore, boilies will not be permitted under the new rules. And they are NEW rules, seen loads of people saying that they have always existed - they haven't, it WAS perfectly fine taking meat, dairy and cereal products into the EU until the start of this month.
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#85 15 Jan 2021 at 4.11pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #84
Rather a kick in the teeth for U.K. manufacturers from our govt.
Hardly a surprise. It was Johnson who said '**** business' when questioned about Brexit concerns, after all.
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#84 15 Jan 2021 at 3.57pm | | | |
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In reply to Post #83
No, I’m sorry, that’s not correct. If you’re taking over the personal allowance (0kg if containing meat/milk, 2kg if containing neither) then where the boilies were made will make no difference to the requirement for an Export Health Certificate issued by a DEFRA Vet after an inspection of the individual consignment you’re looking to export into the EU. Plus all the other rigmarole associated with a commercial export will apply, even if you’re not looking to sell the goods.
The country of origin will only affect the issue of whether tariffs are applied (U.K. or EU origin = no tariffs, nonEU/U.K. = tariffs payable).
Indeed boilies made in France would need to travel to the U.K. with a French EHC, and then would need. U.K. EHC to go back the other way. Well, the French will need the EHC from July - our govt have given EU exporters 6 month grace that doesn’t apply going U.K.-EU direction! Rather a kick in the teeth for U.K. manufacturers from our govt.
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