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Timothy McKillen Belfast Port Health mckillentbelfastcitygovuk Imported Food Belfast Main responsibilities Food Non animal origin Animal origin Plastic Kitchenware Food contact materials ID: 487368

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Slide1

Import controls

Timothy McKillen

Belfast Port Health

mckillent@belfastcity.gov.ukSlide2

Imported

Food BelfastSlide3

Main responsibilities

Food

(Non animal origin / Animal origin)

Plastic Kitchenware / Food contact materials

Organic imports

International Health Regulations

Ship / Aircraft inspection

Public Health.Slide4

EC Regulation 882/2004

I

s the main legislation setting out the principles of checks on food imports; which is implemented into law in the Official Feed and Food Controls Regulations 2009. 

Slide5

Council Directive 97/78/EC

The legislation that imposes the specific checks over food and feed is:-

Commission Regulation (EC) 669/2009

, which applies

checks on products that have been determined to be an

emerging risk

Commission Implementing Regulation (EC)

884/2014

applies to food and feed products that are of a known risk of aflatoxin contamination.

Products controlled under these Regulations must enter the EU through a designated point of entry (DPE) and the prior notification and documentary checks may only be

completed at a DPE Slide6

Council Directive 97/78/EC

European Council Directive 97/78/EC is the main legislation setting out the principles of veterinary checks on imports.

POAO must enter the EU through a BIP. BIP’s

are approved by the member states Central competent authority and the European Commission as they must meet the requirements laid down in Commission Decision 2001/812/EC.  These inspection facilities and procedures are audited by the EC’s Food and Veterinary Office to ensure that the standards are maintained.

Slide7

Import of Polyamide and Melamine Plastic Kitchenware from China and Hong Kong

Commission Regulation (EU) 284/2011 establishes the import conditions.

P

lastic kitchenware can only be imported through a port designated as a First Point of Introduction.

Slide8

Imports of Organic products

Organic imports are subjected to border controls to ensure that organic products imported into the European Community are compliant with organic production standards.

Council Regulation 834/2007

on organic production and labelling of products.

Commission Regulation 1235/2008 (as amended)

 establishes the arrangements for the import of organic products.Slide9

Proposal for a new Regulation on official

controls

In May 2013 the Commission published a proposal

to

revise the rules on official controls. The proposal aims to simplify and clarify the legal framework applicable to official controls, promote an integrated approach to official controls across the entire

agri

-food chain and ensure that Member States appropriately resource control authorities through fees charged on operators

.

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