31 October 2021

Self-certification by registered exporters for exports from Zimbabwe into the EU under EU-ESA interim EPA from 01/07/2021

Last October, the EU Commission announced that, as from 1 July 2021, imports into the EU of products originating in Zimbabwe will only benefit from the preferential tariff treatment provided for in the interim EPA, exclusively upon presentation of invoice declarations made out by Zimbabwean exporters registered in the EU REX system, or by any exporter for any consignment provided that its total value does not exceed EUR 6 000.

From that date, Zimbabwe has stopped issuing EUR.1 movement certificates and invoice declarations made by approved exporters are no longer accepted.

For more information: DG TAXUD - Self-certification by registered exporters for Zimbabwean exports into the EU under EU-ESA interim EPA from 01/07/2021

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