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Frozen fish export from Bangladesh to Germany

Frozen hilsa, rui, katla, pangas and koi, block or IQF at minus twenty-five, shipped in reefer for buyers serving South Asian retail and foodservice. On the Germany lane, clearance runs through TRACES NT and CHED-PP.

Fresh pomfret graded into a crate at the landing centrePomfret layered into a lined insulated box for air freightCrates of graded pomfret ready for processing
Our own packing house and collection points. No stock photography.
HS code0303.19
Freight modeSea (reefer)
Transit time24-30 days
GatewaysFrankfurt (FRA) air; Hamburg and Bremerhaven sea
Temperature-25 C core, unbroken cold chain
Packing10 kg or 20 kg master carton with inner poly liner
Minimum order1 x 20 ft reefer, approximately 20 MT
SeasonYear round; hilsa peaks July to October
Entry systemTRACES NT and CHED-PP
RegulatorLänder food authorities and the Border Control Post

Compliance route into Germany

TRACES NT pre-notification

CHED-PP raised before arrival with the phytosanitary reference and consignment breakdown supplied by us.

Residue compliance

German authorities sample actively for pesticide residue. We screen fresh lines against EU MRLs before shipment and release the report with the goods.

REX origin declaration

GSP preference under a REX statement on origin, removing duty on most horticultural lines.

German labelling

German-language labelling with allergen, origin, lot and best-before information to EU rules.

Why this lane works for frozen fish

Germany buyers on this line are typically grossmarkt wholesalers, ethnic grocery importers, turkish and asian retail chains. On the sea (reefer) route the consignment is 24-30 days from Dhaka, which for a product with a shelf life of 18 months at -18 c or colder leaves ample selling time on arrival. Supply runs year round, so a standing weekly or fortnightly booking is straightforward to hold.

Full grading, packing and variety detail is on the Frozen fish product page; the entry rules and document set for every line into this country are on the Germany market page.

Documents that travel with the consignment

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Air waybill or bill of lading
  • Certificate of origin (EUR.1 / REX declaration)
  • Phytosanitary certificate
  • CHED reference from TRACES NT

Questions on this lane

What paperwork does frozen fish need to enter Germany?

Commercial invoice, Packing list, Air waybill or bill of lading, Certificate of origin (EUR.1 / REX declaration), Phytosanitary certificate, CHED reference from TRACES NT. Clearance runs through TRACES NT and CHED-PP, administered by Länder food authorities and the Border Control Post.

What is the minimum order on this lane?

1 x 20 ft reefer, approximately 20 MT. First orders are often mixed with other lines so you can test several products in one consignment.

How long does the shipment take?

24-30 days on the sea (reefer) route, plus clearance at Frankfurt (FRA) air.

Import rules change without much notice. Use this as a working checklist and confirm the live position with us and your customs broker before contracting.

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