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Regulation 3(1) and (2A)(b)(vi)

[F1SCHEDULE 1E+WImport inspection fees: Consignments originating in countries other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland

Column 1

Description of Plant, plant product or other object

Column 2

Fee: Physical check (£)

Column 3

Fee: Identity check (£)

Cuttings, seedlings (except forestry reproductive material), young plants of strawberries or of vegetables173.915.25
Shrubs, trees (other than cut Christmas trees), other woody nursery plants including forest reproductive material (other than seed)182.385.25
Bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers, intended for planting (other than tubers of potatoes)205.045.25
Seeds, tissue cultures128.135.25
Other plants intended for planting, not specified elsewhere in this table182.385.25
Cut flowers42.755.25
Branches with foliage, parts of conifers (other than cut Christmas trees)33.995.25
Cut Christmas trees119.645.25
Leaves of plants, such as herbs, spices and leafy vegetables71.685.25
Fruits, vegetables (other than leafy vegetables)53.105.25
Tubers of potatoes156.695.25
Soil and growing medium, bark119.645.25
Grain142.985.25
Other plants or plant products, not specified elsewhere in this table, except forest trees22.735.25.]

Regulation 3(2A)(a)

[F2SCHEDULE 1AE+WImport inspection fees: consignments originating in an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland

Column 1

Plant, plant product or other object and genus (if applicable)

Column 2

Country of origin

Column 3

Fee: Physical check (£)

Column 4

Fee: Identity check (£)

(1)

“Intended for final users” includes clearly packed and ready for supply to final users, identifiable as being for use by landscapers or contractors for planting at the final site of the plants and where additional packing or preparation (excluding multiplication, propagation or growing on) is required before making plants available to final users.

(2)

“All” means any EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland.]

Cuttings, seedlings (except forestry reproductive material), young plants of strawberries or of vegetables, not intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)173.915.25
Bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers, (other than tubers of potatoes), not intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)205.045.25
Bulbs, corms, rhizomes, tubers, (other than tubers of potatoes), intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)20.500.52
Seeds, not intended for final users(1)
Allium cepa L.All(2)128.135.25
Allium porrum L.All(2)128.135.25
Castanea Mill.All(2)128.135.25
Capsicum spp. L.All(2)128.135.25
Helianthus annuus L.All(2)128.135.25
Medicago sativa L.All(2)128.135.25
Phaseolus cocineusAll(2)128.135.25
Phaseolus vulgaris L.All(2)128.135.25
Solanum lycopersicum L.All(2)128.135.25
Solanum tuberosum L. (True potato seed)All(2)128.135.25
Vegetable seeds of Pisum sativum L. and Vicia faba L.All(2)128.135.25
Seeds of oil and fibre plants of—
Brassica napus L.All(2)128.135.25
Brassica rapa L.All(2)128.135.25
Sinapis alba L.All(2)128.135.25
Glycine max (L.) MerrillAll(2)128.135.25
Linum usitatissimum L.All(2)128.135.25
Seeds, intended for final users(1)
Allium cepa L.All(2)6.400.26
Allium porrum L.All(2)6.400.26
Castanea Mill.All(2)6.400.26
Capsicum spp. L.All(2)6.400.26
Helianthus annuus L.All(2)6.400.26
Medicago sativa L.All(2)6.400.26
Phaseolus cocineusAll(2)6.400.26
Phaseolus vulgaris L.All(2)6.400.26
Solanum lycopersicum L.All(2)6.400.26
Solanum tuberosum L. (True potato seed)All(2)6.400.26
Vegetable seeds of Pisum sativum L. and Vicia faba L.All(2)6.400.26
Seeds of oil and fibre plants of—
Brassica napus L.All(2)6.400.26
Brassica rapa L.All(2)6.400.26
Sinapis alba L.All(2)6.400.26
Glycine max (L.) MerrillAll(2)6.400.26
Linum usitatissimum L.All(2)6.400.26
Other seeds not specified elsewhere in this table
All generaAll(2)3.840.15
Tissue cultures, not intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)128.135.25
Tissue cultures, intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)6.400.26
Plants intended for planting (other than cut Christmas trees), not intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)182.385.25
Other plants intended for planting not specified elsewhere in this table, intended for final users(1)
All generaAll(2)18.230.52
Cut flowers
All generaAll(2)1.280.15
Branches with foliage, parts of Conifers other than bark or cut Christmas trees
All generaAll(2)1.020.15
Cut Christmas trees
All generaAll(2)3.580.15
Leaves of plants, such as herbs, spices and leafy vegetables
All generaAll(2)2.150.15
Fruit or vegetables
All generaAll(2)1.590.15
Tubers of potatoes
Solanum tuberosum L. intended for planting (seed potatoes)All(2)156.695.25
Solanum tuberosum L. (ware potatoes)Poland, Portugal or Romania78.342.62
Solanum tuberosum L. (ware potatoes)Spain156.695.25
Solanum tuberosum L. (ware potatoes)Any other EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland4.700.15
Soil and growing medium, bark
Bark of—
Castanea Mill.All(2)5.980.26
Conifers (Pinales)All(2)5.980.26
Juglans L.All(2)5.980.26
Pterocarya Kunth.All(2)5.980.26
Soil and growing medium, bark
Bark of all genera not specified elsewhere in this tableAll(2)3.580.15
Grain
All generaAll(2)4.280.15
Other plants or plant products not specified elsewhere in this table, other than forest trees, soil and growing medium
All generaAll(2)0.680.15
Machinery or vehicles which have been operated for agricultural or forestry purposes
All(2)5.980.26

Regulation 3(2A)(b)(i) to (v) and (3)

[F3SCHEDULE 2E+WImport inspection fees: Reduced rates for consignments originating in countries other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland

Column 1

Plant, plant product or other object and genus (if applicable)

Column 2

Country of origin

Column 3

Fee: Physical check (£)

Column 4

Fee: Identity check (£)

(1)

“Third country in Europe” includes Albania, Andorra, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canary Islands, the Faeroe Islands, Georgia, Iceland, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Norway, Russia (only the following parts: Central Federal District (Tsentralny federalny okrug), Federal District (Severo-Zapadny federalny okrug), Southern Federal District (Yuzhny federalny okrug), North Caucasian Federal District (Severo-Kavkazsky federalny okrug) and Volga Federal District (Privolzhsky federalny okrug), San Marino, Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine).]

Cut flowers
AsterZimbabwe32.063.93
DianthusColumbia1.280.15
Ecuador6.410.78
Kenya2.140.26
Turkey6.410.78
RosaColumbia1.280.15
Ecuador0.430.05
Ethiopia2.140.26
Kenya4.280.52
Tanzania21.382.62
Zambia4.280.52
Branches with foliage, parts of Conifers (other than cut Christmas trees)
PhoenixCosta Rica17.002.62
Fruit
Carica papayaAny third country other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
CydoniaAny third country in Europe(1) other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
FragariaAny third country other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
MalusAny third country in Europe(1) other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
Argentina18.591.83
Brazil26.552.62
Chile2.660.26
New Zealand5.310.52
South Africa2.660.26
Persea AmericanaAny third country other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
PrunusAny third country in Europe(1) other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
Argentina39.833.93
Chile5.310.53
Morocco26.552.62
Turkey18.591.83
Prunus other than prunus persicaSouth Africa5.310.26
PyrusAny third country in Europe(1) other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
Argentina7.970.78
Chile7.970.78
China26.552.62
South Africa5.310.53
RibesAny third country in Europe(1) other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
RubusAny third country other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
VacciniumAny third country in Europe(1) other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
Argentina13.281.31
Chile5.310.53
Peru5.310.53
VitisAny third country other than an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland2.660.26
Vegetables
Solanum lycopersiconCanary Islands2.660.26
Morocco2.660.26
Solanum melongenaTurkey7.971.31
Machinery or vehicles which have been operated for agricultural or forestry purposes
Any third country5.980.26

Regulation 3(2E)

[F4SCHEDULE 2AE+WList of plants or plant products originating in an EU Member State, Liechtenstein or Switzerland subject to fees for physical checks and identity checks from [F5the end of the transitional staging period]

1.  Seeds referred to in Schedule 1A as falling within the description “Other seeds not specified elsewhere in this table”.E+W

2.  Cut flowers.E+W

3.  Branches with foliage, parts of Conifers other than bark or cut Christmas trees.E+W

4.  Cut Christmas trees.E+W

5.  Leaves of plants, such as herbs, spices and leafy vegetables.E+W

6.  Fruit.E+W

7.  Vegetables.E+W

8.  Tubers of potatoes originating in any EU Member State (other than Portugal, Poland, Romania and Spain), Liechtenstein or Switzerland.E+W

9.  Bark of all genera other than Castanea Mill, conifers (Pinales), Juglans L and Pterocarya Kunth.E+W

10.  Grain.E+W

11.  Plants or plant products referred to in Schedule 1A as falling within the description “Other plants or plant products not specified elsewhere in this table, other than forest trees, soil and growing medium”.]E+W

Regulation 4(2)

F6SCHEDULE 3E+WPlant passport authorisation fees

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Regulation 5(1)

[F7SCHEDULE 4E+WPlant health licence fees

In this Schedule—

“period 1” means the period ending on 31stMarch 2020;

“period 2” means the period beginning on 1st April 2020 and ending on 30th September 2020.

Column 1

Type of application or inspection

Column 2

Date of application

Column 3

Fee(£)

Application for a licence for scientific or trial purposes, other than—

—a licence in respect of the analysis of soil or other growing medium

—a licence for scientific or trial purposes covering 5 or more items

995.36
Application for a licence for scientific or trial purposes covering 5 or more items995.36, plus 52.45 per item in excess of 5 items
Application for a licence in respect of the analysis of soil or other growing medium, other than a licence in respect of the analysis of soil or other growing medium covering 5 or more items745.41
Application for a licence in respect of the analysis of soil or other growing medium covering 5 or more items745.41, plus 52.45 per item in excess of 5 items
Application for a variation of a licence with changes requiring scientific or technical assessment380.25
Application for any other licence42.50
Issue of an annual letter of authority42.50
Monitoring compliance with licence terms and conditionsIn the case of monitoring undertaken during period 169.75 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 139.50
In the case of monitoring undertaken during period 281.25 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 162.50
In the case of monitoring undertaken on or after 1st October 202092.67 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 185.34]

Regulation 5A

[F8SCHEDULE 4AE+WFees for export certification services and pre-export services

(1)

Service

(2)

Fee - Small Exporter (£)

(3)

Fee – other Exporter (£)

Inspection of consignment31.90 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 63.8063.80 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 127.60
Audit of a grain inspection13.20 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 26.4026.40 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof), subject to a minimum fee of 52.80
Laboratory examination (including laboratory testing)16.78 per sample tested33.56 per sample tested
Issue of certificate12.76 per certificate25.52 per certificate
Amendment of a certificate at the request of the exporter7.88 per certificate15.76 per certificate]

Regulation 8(1)

[F9SCHEDULE 5E+WSeed potatoes: fees

Column 1

Activity

Column 2

Fee (£)

Column 3

Minimum fee (£)

Soil sampling and testing for Potato Cyst Nematode
Soil sampling and testing for the purposes of paragraph 4, 7 or 10 of Schedule 1 to the Seed Potatoes (England) Regulations 201524.75 for each hectare (or part thereof) sampled and tested
Inspection of growing crop
Certification as pre-basic seed potatoes: Union grade PBTC30.39 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof)60.78
Certification as pre-basic seed potatoes: Union grade PB12.16 per each 0.1 hectare (or part thereof) inspected60.75
Certification as basic seed potatoes: Union grade S10.57 per each 0.1 hectare (or part thereof) inspected105.70
Certification as basic seed potatoes: Union grade SE10.57 per each 0.1 hectare (or part thereof) inspected105.70
Certification as basic seed potatoes: Union grade E10.33 per each 0.1 hectare (or part thereof) inspected103.30
Certification as certified seed potatoes: Union grade A or B9.39 per each 0.1 hectare (or part thereof) inspected93.90
Inspection of harvested tubers
Inspection40.55 for each 15 minutes (or part thereof)81.10
Provision of labels and seals in respect of application
Printed labels for bags holding 50 kgs of seed potatoes or less0.05 per label
Printed labels and seals for bags holding more than 50 kgs of seed potatoes0.11 per label (including seal)
Blank labels and seals0.16 per label (including seal)]

Regulation 12

SCHEDULE 6E+WRevocations

  • — The Plant Health (Fees) (England) Regulations 2014 M1.

  • — The Plant Health (Fees) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2014 M2.

  • — The Plant Health (Fees) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2015 M3.

  • — The Plant Health (Fees) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2016 M4.

  • — The Plant Health (Fees) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 M5.

  • — The Plant Health (Fees) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2018 M6.

Marginal Citations

M1S.I. 2014/601, amended by S.I. 2014/3243, 2015/1996, 2016/1255. 2017/125, 2018/15.

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