As you are aware the transition to NEXDOC is occurring gradually for honey and bee products (excluding live bees).
From 8 February 2023, exporters must use NEXDOC to apply for EX188B certification for edible honey and bee products Maldives, Jordan and Pakistan.
This is in addition to the 17 countries currently available on NEXDOC.
WHAT YOU NEED TO DO
To assist you with the transition, choose the support options below:
If you haven’t already, you will need to register for NEXDOC as an exporter.
Download the NEXDOC user guides.
View the short videos that steps you through how to use NEXDOC.
WHAT’S CHANGING
The department is modernising and streamlining its enhanced exports traceability system to support overseas market access for exports of agricultural product. NEXDOC provides many benefits and new functionality enabling self-service, including:
Lodgement of a request for export (REX)
add supporting documentation
amend your REX
preview certificate prior to printing
request replacement certificates
print honey certificates on your own printer on plain A4 paper
liaise with the department directly through the portal through for questions on that related REX.
Another important change is to the certificate, which will generate a unique QR code as well as the certificate number to improve security.
Benefits of NEXDOC:
Replaces manual applications and certificates with a faster online system
Print certificates in your own office
You can track the status of your application
QR code security on certificates
Electronic certificates have lower documentation charges.
Further information Email: nexdoc@awe.gov.au Go to: www.awe.gov.au/biosecurity-trade/ export/certification/nexdoc
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