Keep your business moving

The Brexit process is set for its next steps with new customs regulations taking effect January 1st, 2022, which will impact our ferry transport between the EU and UK.

From January 1st onward, it will no longer be allowed to postpone declarations on goods entering the UK. Transporters must therefore have all relevant documents approved and clear customs in real time. Furthermore, shipments of agricultural products and foodstuffs with health certificates must be registered through Great Britain’s IPAFFS to be granted entry to the UK.

Sign up for our “A Step Ahead” webinar to learn more about the latest Brexit rules and how to maintain efficient transport and supply chains between the EU and UK.

Are you an importer? Exporter? Based in the EU? In the UK? You always need to make sure that you have an Economic Operator Registration and Identification number (EORI) number. You also have to submit customs documents before arriving at the port. Find out what else you need to do with our tailored checklists for EU- and UK-based customers.

Full-service UK entry and exit check

After 1 January, UK entry and exit mean more paperwork. You will need to get ready for customs declarations, sanitary references, safety and security control and more border inspections. Let us give you a Brexit readiness check and find out if you are all set for the new UK-EU relationship. We can also act as a Customs Broker, taking care of you and/or your customers’ Customs processes. Whatever your customs issue or degree of preparation – we can help.

Watch our recorded webinars to find out about the new customs processes and what the future partnership between the UK and the EU will mean for your business.

What has changed? What is DFDS doing to avoid congestion and slow check-in at ports? Do unaccompanied trailers require a Security & Safety declaration? How can you prepare for UK border control?

All you need to know about how to get Brexit ready and what has been added to MyFreight.