Export

Northern Ireland

Whilst Northern Ireland is part of the UK, it falls under the NI Protocol agreed as part of the UK’s exit from the EU. As a result, sales from GB to NI require export documentation.

Owlett-Jaton sells to customers in NI using Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) Incoterms and are invoiced with UK VAT. NI customers simply have to pay the invoice from Owlett-Jaton, there are no further duties or tariffs to be dealt with.

By using DDP terms, Owlett-Jaton remains the importer of record and customers have no liability for product conformity or liability. Products will continue to be CE marked allowing their sale in NI once the transition period ends in December 2021. 

Minimum order values apply.

Republic of Ireland (Eire)

Sales to customers in ROI are made using Delivered Duty Paid (DDP) Incoterms and are invoiced with Irish VAT. ROI customers simply have to pay the invoice from Owlett-Jaton, there are no further duties or tariffs to be dealt with.

By using DDP terms, Owlett-Jaton remains the importer of record and customers have no liability for product conformity or liability. Products will continue to be CE marked allowing their sale in the EU.

Minimum order values apply.

Other EU Countries

Sales can be made to other EU countries using Delivered at Place (DAP) incoterms. Owlett-Jaton will arrange shipment to the customer, the customer is responsible for any import duties or local VAT.

Where a customer wants to use Ex-works (EXW) of Free Carrier (FCA) incoterms this can be accommodated.

Products will continue to be CE marked allowing their sale in the EU.

In all cases, minimum order values apply.

Non-EU Countries

Export sales to non-EU countries can be made on a variety of Incoterms including:

• Ex-works (EXW)
• Free Carrier (FCA)
• Free on Board (FOB)
• Carriage insurance Freight (CIF)

Minimum order values apply.