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Hi all
I have pet supplements sitting at the dock awaiting entry, some of which are of animal derivatives, eg salmon oil.
The last consignment was Dec 2010 and was covered under a general import licence. It seems that this general licence has been revoked, no one seems to know when.
I now appear to need a CVED: Something that cannot be applied for retrospectively.
Ultimately I have been led to believe that the products in question have to be sent back to the USA whilst I apply for the CVED and then I have to pay to ship them back to the UK and provide the Port Authorities with the CVED at the point of entry.
I have no idea how long the process of applying for a CVED takes but in the interest of saving money I wondered if I could, for example, ship the stuff to Ireland and then back to the UK, rather than to the USA and back to the UK (or do they have to leave the EU, raising the possibility of another non-EU European state).
Any helpful suggestions?
Many thanks.
I have pet supplements sitting at the dock awaiting entry, some of which are of animal derivatives, eg salmon oil.
The last consignment was Dec 2010 and was covered under a general import licence. It seems that this general licence has been revoked, no one seems to know when.
I now appear to need a CVED: Something that cannot be applied for retrospectively.
Ultimately I have been led to believe that the products in question have to be sent back to the USA whilst I apply for the CVED and then I have to pay to ship them back to the UK and provide the Port Authorities with the CVED at the point of entry.
I have no idea how long the process of applying for a CVED takes but in the interest of saving money I wondered if I could, for example, ship the stuff to Ireland and then back to the UK, rather than to the USA and back to the UK (or do they have to leave the EU, raising the possibility of another non-EU European state).
Any helpful suggestions?
Many thanks.
