FAS to Allow UK to Designate Importers for 2021 Dairy Licenses
Dairy imports from the United Kingdom will continue to fall into the European Union’s allocations for tariff-rate quotas in the 2021 quota year, the Foreign Agricultural Service said in a notice released Nov. 3. But unlike in past years, the…
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U.K. will designate importers to receive import licenses, rather than the EU, FAS said. According to FAS, the EU says “that it no longer has the authority to designate importers on behalf of UK exporters for trade transactions that will occur after December 31, 2020,” when the Brexit transition period is set to end.