24 December 2020

EU-UK trade relations: guidance on customs procedures for 2021

A freshly updated guidance note on customs formalities is now available for companies trading with the United Kingdom.
 
When preparing your imports from or exports to the United Kingdom
 

  • consider obtaining an EORI number from an EU Member State;
  • consult the competent customs authority for further advice on your individual situation;
  • and adapt input and supply chains to take account of inputs to products coming from the UK. They will be non-originating for the purpose of claiming tariff preferences with third countries
  • check the UK´s import conditions product-by-product via the search form “My Trade Assistant” on the Access2Markets portal

 
See the details: https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/info/files/notice_to_stakeholders_brexit_customs_procedures-rev4_en.pdf
 

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