Irish Food Reg Advisor-AI food export regulations advisor

Example

A small Irish bakery wants to start exporting gluten-free bread to Germany.

Scenario

The Irish Food Reg Advisor would guide the bakery through the necessary steps to ensure their product complies with both Irish and EU food safety regulations. This includes advice on labeling (e.g., ensuring that the 'gluten-free' claim meets EU standards), allergen declarations, and any special documentation required for export. The advisor would also help the bakery understand the specific requirements for non-animal origin products entering the EU market, such as the need for an Economic Operators Registration and Identification (EORI) number.

Example

A dairy company in Ireland plans to export yogurt containing honey to Spain.

Scenario

The Irish Food Reg Advisor would provide detailed guidance on the EU regulations governing both dairy products and honey. It would advise the company on labeling requirements for allergens like milk and honey, as well as any specific hygiene regulations that apply to composite products containing both animal and non-animal origin ingredients. The advisor would also inform the company about the documentation required for exporting such products to Spain, ensuring that all EU food safety and hygiene standards are met.

Example

An Irish meat producer is preparing to export beef to Italy.

Scenario

The Irish Food Reg Advisor would assist the meat producer in preparing all necessary export documentation. This includes ensuring compliance with EU regulations on meat hygiene, traceability, and labeling, as well as advising on the specific certificates required for exporting beef to Italy. The advisor would also provide guidance on the inspection and control processes that the product must undergo at the Border Control Post (BCP) in Italy.