Exporting Products of Animal Origin?
Then you already know that compliance isn’t optional—it’s critical. Export Health Certificates (EHCs) play a central role...
Chris Eglington
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What is Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD)?
Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD) remains one of the most economically disruptive animal health threats to global...
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Southeast Asia: An Underappreciated Growth Market for UK...
It doesn’t grab headlines like the EU, China or the U.S.—but it plays a critical role in...
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IFE Manufacturing Food Drink & Hospitality
It’s getting close, not long now! We will be attending the IFE Manufacturing Food Drink & Hospitality...
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Voting for the 2026 RCVS Council election has...
We are pleased to see Ioana Dobre MRCVS, Managing Director of Amivet, standing as a candidate this...
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Why The Republic of Ireland is a Strong...
EU Market Access: Ireland operates fully within the European Union’s harmonised sanitary and phytosanitary regulations, ensuring predictable...
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How do SPS rules affect exporters of products...
International trade in products of animal origin isn’t just about logistics and market demand — it’s also...
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A Consultancy Service Backed By Industry Experience
If you’re exporting products of animal origin, the regulatory landscape can be complex, technical, and constantly evolving....
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UK Fish & Seafood Exports: Opportunity in a...
UK fish and seafood remain a critical part of the country’s export portfolio. Latest data from HM...
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UK Beef & Meat Exports: Momentum in a...
Despite ongoing shifts in global trade dynamics, British beef and red meat continue to demonstrate strong export...
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African Swine Fever (ASF): Illegal Pork Imports –...
The UK continues to tighten biosecurity controls to prevent African swine fever (ASF) entering the country —...
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Dual Certificates in Animal Exports: What You Need...
When a product contains two animal-origin commodities, it can trigger a dual veterinary certification requirement. It applies...