Subject
| File
| Title
|
Veterinary
Checks
|
Directive 97 78 EC 18
December 1997.pdf |
Laying
down the principles governing the organisation of veterinary checks on products
entering the Community from third countries |
Commission
Guidelines for Implementation of Legislation
|
Guidance document import
requirements.pdf |
On
line publication of the European Commission Health and Consumer Protection
Directorate General |
EU import conditions for
seafood.pdf |
On
line publication of the European Commission Health and Consumer Protection
Directorate General |
General Guidance
on EU import and transit rules.pdf |
On
line publication of the European Commission Health and Consumer Protection
Directorate General |
Import
Proceedures
|
Decision_2006_766_EC_06_November_2006.pdf
|
The
Commission has published new consolidated lists of third countries from
which imports of fishery products for human consumption are permitted. The
list comprise those third countries and territories from which imports of
fishery products in any form for human consumption are permitted, and those
cuntries from which imports of bivalve molluscs, echinoderms, tunicates
and marine gastropods in any form, are permitted. Decisions 97/20/EC and
97/296/EC are repealed and replaced by this Decision. |
Decision_2006_767_EC_06_November_2006.pdf
|
Commission
decision setting out the revised and updated animal health conditions and
certification requirements for live molluscs and live fish of aquaculture
origin, and their products imported from third countries. |
EC_No_1663_2006_06_November_2006.pdf
|
Commission
Regulation amending the rules for official controls of products of animal
origin set out in Regulation 854/2004, in respect of inter alia the language
of certificates issued by Competent Authorities in third countries. These
must be drawn up at least in the official language or languages of the Member
State of destination and those of the Member State in which the border inspection
takes place, or be accompanied by a certified translation into that language
or languages. However, a Member State may also consent to the use of an
official Community language other than its own. |
EC_No_1664_2006_06_November_2006.pdf
|
Commission
Regulation amending the rules for official controls of products of animal
origin set out in Regulation 854/2004, in respect of inter alia the wording
of model certificates issued by the Competent Authorities of third countries
in relation to consignment of fishery products and bivalve molluscs, which
must in future consider the animal health requirements for imports live
mollusks and live fish of aquaculture origin, and their eggs and gametes
and products thereof intended for human consumption. The regulation also
amends the permitted reference methods for the detection of the paralytic
shellfish poison (PSP) content of edible parts of bivalve molluscs to allow
Lawrence method as published in AOAC Official Method 2005.06. |
EC_No_1666_2006_06_November_2006.pdf
|
Commission
Regulation providing a derogation to the revised lists of third countries
from which imports of fishery products and bivalve molluscs for human consumption
are permitted, to allow continuing imports to the Community from existing
countries under Part II of the Annex to decision 97/296/EC (so-called List
II countries). The derogation may only be applied where the Competent Authority
of the third country i) has provided the appropriate guarantees to the importing
Member State, ii) applies the model health certificate and iii) takes appropriate
measures to ensure the products do not enter intra-community trade. |