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  • How to apply for a licence, when you need a licence, fees, licence conditions and records you must keep.

  • Find out what a composite food product is, and the rules you need to follow to export or move these products from Great Britain to the EU and Northern Ireland.

  • Permission is required for a burial at sea in the UK marine area.

  • How to use ‘on hold’ health claims that are still under consideration in the EU in Great Britain.

  • Rules for importing organic food, feed and seed to Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) and Northern Ireland.

  • Rules on labelling food, feed and seed as organic or using organic production terms if you produce, prepare, store, import, export or sell organic food in the UK.

  • How to report pig movements, including how to use electronic animal movement licensing (eAML2).

  • How to label and package olive oil and olive oil products, and which records to keep for product inspections.

  • Guidance for exporters in EU and non-EU countries on how to complete health certificates to export animals and animal products to Great Britain.

  • Animal by-products (ABPs) you can use to make pet food, how to provide samples, and how to package your products.

  • Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) (Agriculture) Regulations protect uncultivated, semi-natural and rural land. Find out when and how to get permission to make changes to land.

  • Common user charge rates and how the charge applies to imports entering Great Britain through the Port of Dover and Eurotunnel.

  • The signs of foot and mouth disease, what to do if you suspect it in your animals and measures to prevent its spread.

  • This document provides advice on owning a dog.

  • Who to contact if you keep livestock (including as pets) when your registered details change.

  • What counts as a bird gathering, and how to notify the Animal and Plant Health Agency.

  • What a cattle movement is, what you need to do before you move cattle, and when you must not move cattle.

  • The tests you must arrange for bovine TB, what happens if your cattle test positive, when cattle must be slaughtered, and compensation.

  • What you must record in your holding register (also known as a herd register or farm records), when you must do this and what you can use for your records.

  • Guidance on determining the liability of supplies of food allowed by Group 1, Schedule 8, VATA 1994