There is now a requirement for declarations to be made to customs as your goods travel in and out of the UK and the EU. You can declare your own goods to customs, you can employ a broker to do this or P&O Ferrymasters can assist you with this process if it is provided with enough notice in advance.
P&O Ferrymasters have been working hard to update its systems and processes ahead of the Brexit deadline and are ready to help you move your goods, but it needs your help to ensure the correct steps have been taken and the correct documentation has been obtained to ensure as smooth and efficient border crossings as possible.
Remember, declarations are required to export and to import. It is important to arrange the declarations before arranging your transport.
MINIMUM INFORMATION REQUIRED
– The name and address of the importer/exporter and their EORI details
– The import/export declarations in place
– The name and address of any agent in the EU/UK
– Start and end location and dates
– Goods description that is clearly understood by the authorities
– Gross weight
– Nett weight
– Number of packages
– Package type
To book your transport with P&O Ferrymasters please continue to contact through its online form.
OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION
There are numerous sources of information on post-Brexit import/export requirements such as government, port authority and freight company websites.
P&O Ferries have created step by step guides for using all of their freight routes, which you may find useful https://www.pofreight.com/brexit-advice. These guides also contain links to relevant authorities, there is a Brexit glossary on the main page and the search bar at the top of the site should help navigate you straight to the information you need.
WORKING TOWARDS BAU
We understand that the new system and processes you will have to follow may be difficult to get used to, but we all want to minimise queue times at borders and make the entire process as streamlined as possible, therefore we are keen to help guide our customers where possible.