HMRC has shared an announcement on future customs infrastructure arrangements at Holyhead and Sevington Inland Border Facilities

The proposals suggest implications for transit movements, particularly for businesses with Authorised Consignor and/or Authorised Consignee status and those that rely on port or inland facilities to start or end transit movements.

Please see the attached document for more information: https://bifa.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Update-on-Holyhead-and-Sevington-IBFs-5-August-.pdf

Members are encouraged to review the attached document and provide feedback to BIFA and directly to HMRC if they are affected by the proposed changes or would like to participate in further discussions.

HMRC is keen to engage with businesses on a one-to-one basis to better understand the operational impacts. Members interested in the one-to-one sessions with HMRC can contact the team via: transitpolicymailbox@hmrc.gov.uk

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