UK Customs Solution | Manage Customs by Brexit

Faster Filing for Imports, Exports, and Transit

With one single message, CAS simultaneously files an export declaration from the country of departure and an import declaration in the country of destination, combined with transit to ensure frictionless border crossing. 

In the background, our Legal Content team keeps CAS up to date with all the latest legislation for each country so you can rest assured your shipments will clear customs with the proper documentation.

Post-Brexit milestones

2021

1 January

Exports of organic goods from GB to EU

Will require Certificate of Inspection for organic goods as of 1 Jan 2021

25 June

Supplementary declarations

Supplementary declarations are due for goods imported using the delayed declarations scheme beginning in January 2021

31 October

CHIEF -> CDS ROW to NI Imports

Rest of World (RoW) to Northern Ireland (NI) airfreight declarations on CHIEF have been extended until 31 October 2021

The use of CHIEF for all RoW to NI declarations will formally end for all movements on 31 October 2021. All imports must be declared on CDS

31 December

Delayed declarations scheme

Final date that you can use the delayed declarations scheme (postponed from 30 June 2021)

2022

1 January

IPAFFS pre-notification

All SPS movements into GB must be pre-notified (including POAO, ABP, HRFRNAO) (IE exempt until further notice)

1 January

GVMS

GVMS & pre-lodgment model takes effect at certain ports to control goods from the EU into Great Britain

1 January

Plants and plant products

All ‘high-priority’ plants and plant products must be accompanied by a Phytosanitary Certificate. (IE exempt until further notice)

All other plants, plant products and other objects from the EU, Liechtenstein and Switzerland, which are categorised as ‘regulated and notifiable’ will require pre-notification but not a Phytosanitary Certificate

28 February

CTC migration complete

The legacy NCTS XML and email channel will close and be replaced by CTC

1 July

Certification and physical checks will be introduced

For all remaining regulated animal by-products, all regulated plants and plant products, all meat and meat products, and all remaining high-risk food not of animal origin

1 July

Import of organic goods from EU to GB

Organic products imported from the EU but also from Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland to Great Britain will require a certificate of inspection as of 1 July 2022 (IE exempt until further notice)

1 July

EHC for EU --> GB

An Export Health Certificate (EHC) will be required for exports of POAO from the EU into the UK.

1 July

Safety Declarations

Start submitting Safety & Security declarations

1 July

Last date for supplementary declarations

Last date to submit supplementary declarations under the delayed declaration scheme

1 July

Live animal physical checks

Will take place at designated border control posts where a facility is operational at the point of entry. Where there is no designated BCP, checks will remain at destination for other ports of entry until sufficient BCPs are operational.

1 September

Dairy physical checks

Certification and physical checks will be introduced for dairy products

30 September

Import declarations close on CHIEF

It is no longer possible to make import declarations using CHIEF but CDS.

1 November

Remaining POAO physical checks

Certification and physical checks will be introduced for all remaining products of animal origin, including composites and fishery products.

1 November

New Model Health Certificates

Required for exports to the UK for other animal products, including dairy, eggs, composites, and fish products.

Border Operating Model: A simplified guide to the UK's Border Model

An overview of the 200-page document published by the UK Government, with guidance on how the border with the EU will work after the transition period.

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Unparalleled Integrations for End-to-End Clearance

CAS integrates with your ERP or WMS system, as well as with customs authorities and Port Community Systems, serving as a customs control tower for all stakeholders. C4T has a close working relationship with HMRC, is connected to CHIEF today, and is in the process of connecting to CDS for a seamless transition as soon as it is launched. We have also integrated with NCTS and GVMS for transit and Community Service Providers such as Destin8 to satisfy formalities at each port. With these integrations, CAS is able to automate your declarations from end to end, with no action needed on your part.

CHIEF to CDS

Go Beyond Compliance

CAS is built modularly, allowing you to start with Declarations functionality for immediate administrative cost savings and scale with value-added modules including Insights, Special Procedures, Master Data, and Origin Management that provide visibility into the totality of your customs operations and help reduce duty costs. Learn more about how CAS can help you join the next generation of customs.