What products require export health certification?
The EU requires a health certificate for all fish and fishery products, including molluscan shellfish. Fish and fishery products are all “Aquatic Animal Product” derived from species of the animal kingdom living in or in direct association with water, to include but not be limited to reptiles, finfish, crustaceans, mollusks and amphibians. The definition of ‘aquatic animal products’ may also include live aquatic animals destined for use as human food, stocking, relay, aquaculture, or reproduction.
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