Poland: Poland Temporarily Suspends Veterinary Inspections on Consignments of Animal Origin at Border Control Post on the Border with Belarus

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Poland: Poland Temporarily Suspends Veterinary Inspections on Consignments of Animal Origin at Border Control Post on the Border with Belarus

As of October 18, 2021, Poland will temporarily suspend veterinary inspections on consignments of food of animal origin in the border control post Kukuryki-Koroszczyn on the Polish-Belarussian border, as renovation works will commence. Controls of other goods, that is: animals, consignments of products not intended for human consumption and feed, as well as transit controls will be remain unchanged. It is unlikely that any U.S. product enter the EU through this BCP.

Exporting, Regulations & Requirements
Europe and Eurasia, Poland, Belarus

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