From Tuesday, products such as cheeses and meats imported into the UK from the EU will be physically checked at the border as part of post-Brexit controls.
The changes, known as the Border Target Operating Model (BTOM), require all medium- and high-risk imports, which include meat and dairy products and most plants, to be shipped with export health certificates.
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