Export Compliance Specialist Professional Summary: Dedicated Export Compliance Specialist with extensive knowledge of regulations governing the export of animals and animal products to Great Britain. Proven ability to ensure compliance with international trade laws and facilitate smooth export operations. Adept at identifying and verifying establishments authorized to engage in export activities, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards. Key Skills: In-depth understanding of export...
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The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs plays a vital role in regulating establishments authorized to export animals and animal products to Great Britain. This oversight is crucial for ensuring that animal health and food safety standards are met.
Recent updates, made on January 29, 2026, reflect ongoing changes in international trade regulations.
Establishments in both EU and non-EU countries must meet specific criteria to be approved for exporting to Great Britain, which includes England, Scotland, and Wales.
This approval process is designed to safeguard public health and uphold high standards of animal welfare.
Types of approved establishments
Various categories of establishments are recognized for their ability to export animals and related products. It is essential to verify which establishments have been granted authorization.
The approval list includes those participating in the Certification Logistics Pilot under the Accredited Trusted Trader Scheme.
EU-approved establishments
Establishments approved within the European Union undergo rigorous assessments to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations. This review includes an evaluation of their facilities and operations to guarantee they can maintain necessary standards for animal welfare and product safety during the export process. A comprehensive list is available for those interested in which EU establishments are recognized for exporting to Great Britain.
Non-EU establishments
Establishments from non-EU countries must also meet equivalent standards to secure approval for exporting to Great Britain. The criteria for these entities align with international regulations, ensuring that imported products are safe and healthy for consumers. The latest updates on non-EU establishments approved for exports can be found in the dataset released on June 16, 2026, offering a detailed overview of these entities.
Accessing the data
Individuals and organizations looking to access the list of approved export establishments can easily download the relevant datasets in formats such as XLSX. The datasets include:
- Certification Logistics Module (CLM)– This contains an authorized list of establishments, last updated onApril 11, 2026.
- List of EU-approved establishments– This dataset was last modified onAugust 15, 2026.
- List of non-EU approved establishments– This updated dataset provides information as ofJanuary 29, 2026.
These resources enable stakeholders to stay informed about entities authorized to export animals and animal products, ensuring compliance with necessary regulations.
Contact and inquiries
For further information or inquiries regarding the datasets, stakeholders are encouraged to contact the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. The department is committed to providing assistance and clarifications regarding regulations and approvals related to animal exports. Additionally, interested parties can submit Freedom of Information (FOI) requests through the provided contact avenues to ensure their questions are addressed.
As international trade dynamics continue to evolve, staying updated on approved establishments for exporting animals and their products to Great Britain is essential for maintaining food safety and animal welfare standards.
