UK to EU after Brexit
Put your British products back on European shelves.
Since Brexit, every pallet into the EU needs an export declaration, an EU importer, the right certificates and an EU operator on the label. We take the whole chain, from your factory gate to your European customer.
The problem
Your European customers still want it. The paperwork stopped you.
Customs on both sides, health certificates, border inspections, an EU address on the label. Many British producers simply stopped exporting.
The plan
Feasibility study
Origin rule, duty, certificates, approval and label.
We export and import
GB export under our registration, EU import through our Paris company.
Delivered in the EU
To your buyer's door, at one delivered price.
The result
The EU market back, without an EU company.
One order, one invoice, and a partner who answers for every step.
What changed, and who handles it now
| Since Brexit | Handled by us |
|---|---|
| Export declaration from Great Britain | Lodged under our GB EORI |
| Rules of origin for zero duty | Checked for your product and stated on the documents |
| Health certificates for meat, dairy and fish | Arranged with an official veterinarian, approval of the site checked first |
| EU import, duty and VAT | Declared by our EU company, 360 XPS |
| EU operator on the label | Our EU company named, label checked against EU rules |
| Delivery inside the EU | Chilled, frozen or ambient, to your buyer |
Already running
- GB → EUCream
British cream for a European manufacturer
Bought ex works from a UK dairy that had no export function. Exported, certified, imported and delivered to the plant, with labels rebuilt to EU rules. The supply has run since.
- EU ⇄ GBFood
Both directions across the Channel
For importers and exporters on each side, with origin stated so goods cross at zero duty where the agreement allows.
Common questions
Do British goods still enter the EU at zero duty?
Often, yes. Under the UK–EU Trade and Cooperation Agreement, goods that meet the rules of origin can enter at zero tariff, provided the origin is correctly stated on the documents. We check the origin rule for your product's classification before the first shipment.
Do I need an EU company to sell my British products in the EU?
No. The EU needs an importer and, for food and most consumer products, an operator established in the EU named on the label. Our EU company takes both roles, so you can sell without opening one.
What about meat, dairy and other products of animal origin?
They need an export health certificate signed in Great Britain, prior notification and inspection at an EU border control post, and the producing site must be approved to export to the EU. We check that approval first, because it is where most of these shipments fail.
Can you buy from my factory so I only invoice a UK customer?
Yes. We can buy ex works in the UK, export under our own GB registration and resell inside the EU. Your factory invoices a domestic customer and changes nothing.
Would it be a bad idea to find out what it costs before you ship?
Tell us the product and where your EU customers are. We tell you in writing what it needs, what it costs and where it could be stopped.
- You send the basics. Product, origin, destination. Two minutes.
- We read it ourselves and reply by email with what the route needs and which check fits.
- You decide. Nothing is charged until you accept a fixed quotation.
Prefer email? sales@360aces.com
Received.
We read every enquiry ourselves and reply by email. Here is what usually comes next:
- Quick checkfrom £450 · 3–5 working daysClassification, duty, eligibility and the certificates required, in a written note.
- Feasibility studyfrom £1,500 · 10 working daysVerified approvals, labelling gaps, landed cost and a written go or no-go.
Fees exclude VAT and are confirmed in a fixed quotation before any work starts. If you award us the operation within 30 days, the fee comes off the first invoice.