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Importing plant material: PEACH record of details

Record details of imported plant material on the Procedure for Electronic Application for Certificates (PEACH) system.

• From: Animal and Plant Health Agency
• Published: 23 October 2015
• Last updated: 5 March 2021 — See all updates

This publication was withdrawn on 8 May 2024

This content has been withdrawn because PEACH has now closed.

Use the import of products, animals, food and feed system (IPAFFS) to notify authorities about an import to Great Britain. 

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Imported plant material details

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Guidance on how to complete the spreadsheet to record details of imported plant material

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Importers and traders of plants for planting material must complete this spreadsheet to record the botanical name (genus and species) and quantity of import consignments. Do not include seeds on the form.

You’ll need your phytosanitary certificate to complete the spreadsheet.

After completing your spreadsheet, export as a CSV file. You’ll need a separate CSV file for each phytosanitary certificate in your application.

If your consignment has more than 200 lines of different genera and species you will have to put this onto a separate spreadsheet and save it as a separate CSV.

Upload your CSV files to the PEACH system along with each of your phytosanitary certificates and other required documents in stage 2B of an import notification.

Read the guidance on how to complete the spreadsheet.

If you have any problems with the spreadsheet email your local PSHI inspector.

For further information, see the guidance on importing plants, fruit, vegetables or plant material to the UK.

Published 23 October 2015
Last updated 5 March 2021 + show all updates

1. 5 March 2021

   Updated details section and guidance document to include examples. Removed PDF guidance.

2. 23 October 2015

   First published.