Storing, processing or producing excise goods in a UK Freeport customs site

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Find out who can be authorised to store, process or produce excise goods in a UK Freeport customs site and how to apply to do so.

Adapted edition

Document type
Reference Guide
Format
DOCX
Pages
9
Language
English
Version
1.0
Updated
2026-09-16
Description

Find out who can be authorised to store, process or produce excise goods in a UK Freeport customs site and how to apply to do so. Consult the original guidance for current legal and operational details.

Contents
  • Overview
  • Who can be authorised as a Freeport excise business to operate a Freeport excise warehouse
  • Applying to be authorised as a Freeport excise business to operate a Freeport excise warehouse
  • Your obligations as a Freeport excise business to operate a Freeport excise warehouse
  • Carrying out due diligence
  • Keeping records
  • Electronic records
  • Access we require
  • Marking and controlling your stock
  • Storing excise goods with different duty status on a single approved site
  • Permitted operations in a Freeport warehouse
  • Records you must keep for operations performed
  • Gains and losses during operations
  • Statements on labels
  • Production of excise goods in a Freeport
  • Destruction of goods and deficiencies in stock
Source and licence
Storing, processing or producing excise goods in a UK Freeport customs site

HM Revenue & Customs

AttributionHM Revenue & Customs, ‘Storing, processing or producing excise goods in a UK Freeport customs site’ (updated 18 November 2025), reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

ChangesNeutral text-only adaptation from the official GOV.UK Content API body: headings, paragraphs, ordered and unordered list items and clickable source-link destinations in an appendix preserved. Images, logos, page design, accessible-format request widgets and linked attachments excluded; normalised whitespace, invisible format marks and typography.

Version history
  • v1.016/09/2026
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