Foodstuffs
We ensure perfect planning and synchronization of operations, in line with your production schedules and product constraints.
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We comply with specific regulations
Warning: regulations applicable to the import of products from organic farming.
The transport of foodstuffs requires conscientious handling and rigorous organisation. Our teams have the necessary expertise to advise you.
Working with you, we analyse the characteristics of your products and support you inthe choices of their shipping methods.
Dried fruits potentially contaminated by aflatoxins
The import of dried fruits potentially contaminated by aflatoxins, as listed in Regulation (EC) 884/2014, 884/2014, must present the following in support of the customs declaration.
a health certificate issued by the competent authorities of the country of origin
the results of a sampling and analysis procedure
the common entry document (CED) duly completed by the authorities that performedthe health checks at the point of entry into Community territory.
Moreover, these foods can only be imported through a limited number of designated import points. The list can be consulted on the DGCCRF website.
Mushrooms from Eastern Europe
The import of mushrooms from certain eastern countries subject to the radioactivity tolerances listed in Regulation (EC) 1635/2006 of 6 November 2006 requires the presentation, in support of the customs declaration, of an export licence attesting compliance with the maximum radioactivity tolerances drawn up by the competent authorities of the country of origin.