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What You Need to Know for Export / Tranship of Animal Feed for Food-Producing Animals

Businesses that want to export or tranship animal feed for food-producing animals must have a Cargo Clearance Permit (CCP) for each consignment. Animal feed for non-food-producing animals is regulated by . 

 

Exporting is the activity of sending goods out of 91̽»¨ and into another country/region.

 

Transhipment is the activity of transporting goods between countries/regions via 91̽»¨.

 

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What are the requirements to export or tranship animal feed?

Businesses that want to export or tranship animal feed must have a issued by 91̽»¨ Customs for each consignment, which incorporates SFA’s requirements. The CCP is equivalent to a SFA export or transhipment permit granted by SFA. You may refer to the .

To import, export, or tranship animal feed, you need to fulfil some general requirements. For instance, registration with is mandatory, and your UEN must be activated with .

In addition, if the animal feed that you intend to export/tranship is regulated by SFA, you must set up a GIRO arrangement with SFA.

For more details, see Requirements for Licence / Permit / Registration for Import / Export.


What are the main steps involved in exporting animal feed?

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Last Updated 09 Jan 2026


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