CHED certificate is a document used to register the import of foodstuffs and live animals to the territory of the European Union (EU). CHED is mandatory for food safety and hygiene.
If the cargo arrives at the phytosanitary (veterinary) control at the border crossing without a pre-issued CHED, the surveillance officer will not carry out an inspection until the CHED is issued and its number is given.
Our specialists issue CHED certificates.

To prepare the certificate, we need:

• CMR;
• Phytosanitary (veterinary) certificate or health certificate ;
• Invoice;
• Packing list;
• Export declaration (if available);
• Name of the customs office where phytosanitary (veterinary) control will be carried out;
• Driver’s phone number