International trade is more than moving products across borders. It connects businesses, strengthens economies, creates opportunities and helps ensure consumers worldwide have access to a diverse range of high-quality products.

For the Products of Animal Origin (POAO) sector, global trade plays a particularly important role in supporting food security, economic growth and international supply chains.

The scale of global trade.

• Global trade in agricultural products, including animal-origin products, is worth trillions of dollars annually.

• The international meat trade alone accounts for tens of millions of tonnes of products moving between markets every year.

• Dairy, meat, seafood, eggs, honey and other animal-origin products support millions of jobs across farming, processing, logistics and international distribution.

Behind every successful export is a complex network of regulations, certification requirements, veterinary assurance and compliance procedures.

This is where Amivet Exports plays an important role.

As a specialist in UK animal-origin exports, we help businesses navigate the technical and regulatory challenges of international trade through:

✅ Certification – Supporting Export Health Certificate (EHC) requirements and the documentation needed for compliant exports.

✅ Auditing – Providing veterinary auditing, inspection and assurance services to help businesses meet export standards.

✅ Compliance – Helping businesses understand and navigate SPS regulations, destination-country requirements and evolving legislation.

✅ Consultancy – Offering practical guidance, technical expertise and tailored support to help businesses identify opportunities and overcome export challenges.

Global trade creates opportunities, but successful exporting requires preparation, knowledge and the right support.

At Amivet Exports, we help businesses turn export ambitions into achievable, compliant and sustainable international trade opportunities.

Looking to expand into international markets? From farm-to-fork, we can help.

Click the contact page above or call us on 01606 278707 to discuss more.

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