Sanitary and Phytosanitary & Veterinary regulation
In this part of the CEFTA Web Portal you will find the most important sanitary, phytosanitary and veterinary control procedures to be followed for each CEFTA Economy.
The information about the control procedures includes but is not limited to:
1.The location of sanitary, phytosanitary and/or veterinary control offices including working hours in each office;
2.A description of sanitary, phytosanitary and/or veterinary procedures;
3.The documents asked by the respective authorities in order to obtain approval for entering, transiting or exiting the territory of the respective CEFTA Economy;
4.The officially approved documents issued by the respective authorities;
5.A description of the official procedures for sampling.
In cases where the final destination of goods is one of the CEFTA Economies included in this web portal, please refer to the sanitary, phytosanitary and/or veterinary import procedures of that Economy. In case your goods exit the territory of one of the CEFTA Economies included in this web portal, please refer to the sanitary, phytosanitary and/or veterinary export procedures relevant to that Economy.
In Albania there are no separate regulations applied to the border crossing points with regard to the sanitary provisions.
All obligatory provisions on the sanitary procedures are applied at national level. If you want to learn more about the sanitary service within the economy, please refer to the Law No. 7643 dated 2.12.1992 On Sanitary Service.
The sanitary regulations with regard to the import and export of plant and animal products are included in the Phytosanitary regulations or in the relevant specific legislation.
All obligatory provisions on the sanitary procedures are applied at national level. If you want to learn more about the sanitary service within the economy, please refer to the Law No. 7643 dated 2.12.1992 On Sanitary Service.
The sanitary regulations with regard to the import and export of plant and animal products are included in the Phytosanitary regulations or in the relevant specific legislation.