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Commonly imported goods

Some goods are more commonly imported than others, such as organic products, clothes, footwear, dietary supplements and foodstuffs. Find out what provisions apply to each commonly imported product.

Ecological products

When importing organic products to the EU you are required to present a Certificate of Inspection (CoI) to the Swedish Food Authority. The purpose of the certificate is to establish that the products indeed are organic.

Importing organic products

Foodstuffs

Foodstuffs are products that are intended to be eaten or drunk by humans. The importation of foodstuffs is regulated by a large number of EU regulations, and there are several authorities in Sweden that monitor and enforce the regulations.

Importing foodstuffs

Rice

When importing rice to Sweden, you need to consider customs duties, import licences and rice categories.

Importing rice

Meat

When importing meat to Sweden, you need to consider authorisations, licenses, registrations, veterinary inspections and any regulations issued by other authorities..

Importing meat

Dietary supplements

A supplement is defined as foodstuffs intended to supplement a normal diet. Dietary supplements are subject to any legislation that applies to foodstuffs.

Importing dietary supplements

Clothes

When importing clothes, it is important to classify your product with the correct commodity code, as the commodity code determines what regulations apply to your goods.

Importing clothes

Footwear

When importing footwear, it is important to classify your product with the correct commodity code, as the commodity code determines what regulations apply to your goods.

Importing footwear

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