Bealach Bia
Irish prepared food · cross-border market entry

Know every requirement before the consignment moves.

Give it a product, a route and a channel. It turns customs, labelling and evidence rules into an owned action plan — every finding traced to a source.

Try the flow yourself
Nothing shown without a cited sourceRe-checked when a rule moves
OGfy — Orange & chia juiceAnalysing
IrelandOrigin
Great BritainDirect import
EnglandMarket placement
Intake form14:10

Case facts submitted: same product, second consignment. Distributor relationship is verbal only — nothing confirmed in writing yet.

Cited, not invented
Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Art. 8Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Art. 24UK Global Tariff, heading 2009Windsor Framework — NI–GB movementThe Food Information Regulations 2014Regulation (EU) 2017/625, Art. 47FSA date-marking guidanceRegulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Art. 8Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011, Art. 24UK Global Tariff, heading 2009Windsor Framework — NI–GB movementThe Food Information Regulations 2014Regulation (EU) 2017/625, Art. 47FSA date-marking guidance
How it works

Three facts in, one owned plan out

01

Describe the product

Category, storage, animal-origin content and claims — the facts that decide what's required.

02

Set the route and channel

Which route, and who you're selling to — distributor, retailer, foodservice or direct.

03

Own the plan

Blockers first, missing facts named, every action with a reference, an owner and a date.

Coverage

Two routes ready. More markets mapped.

Ireland to England is live today, direct and via Northern Ireland. The same engine is being extended to further EU markets.

IE → GBReady
Ireland direct to EnglandSea or air freight, straight in
IE → NI → GBReady
Northern Ireland to EnglandWindsor Framework movement
NLComing soon
NetherlandsEU retail and foodservice
FRComing soon
FranceEU retail and foodservice
DEComing soon
GermanyEU retail and foodservice
Architecture

Every finding survives four checks before you see it

No answer is stated without a traceable source. Nothing found means “Cannot Determine” — never a guess.

Planner

Reads the facts, builds the requisition list. Never touches sources directly.

Researcher

Drafts only from a retrieved, dated source. No snippet found means “Cannot Determine.”

Rulebook + Verifier

Re-checks the same source and confirms it supports the claim. PASS or VETO.

Human approval

Nothing closes a blocker or marks a requirement satisfied without a person confirming it.

Click through it

This is the actual flow, not a mockup of it

A chilled ready meal, not a spreadsheet row

Category, storage, animal-origin content and claims — the facts that decide which checks even apply.

Chilled, 2–4 °CAnimal-origin: checkNo claims
0routes ready todayDirect to GB, and NI to England
0build steps behind every caseSix phases, from intake to monitoring
0checks a finding must survivePlanner, Researcher, rulebook, Verifier
Evidence and counterparties

The plan names the gap, then names who fills it.

Every blocker states its consequence, owner and what closes it — plus who to call for outside help.

The route-appropriate responsible operator is not confirmed in writing.
The label ownership file is incomplete. Owner: Labelling owner. Closes when: record the operator name and address and attach written confirmation.
Sector-matched adviserFood regulatory adviser · United Kingdom
Recommended

Advise on the protein-content claim wording ahead of the print run.

Adviser experienced with the UK nutrition and health claims register
Ready when your route is

Pick a route. See what changes.

Commodity code + EORISafety & security declarationGB-established responsible operator