Opening an agricultural business in Ireland will require obtaining special permits, which will be issued in accordance with the operations carried out by the respective company. For example, businessmen who are interested in
Irish company formation in this industry should know that
aquaculture is also included in this category and for this specific activity, the investors will need an
Aquaculture Licence. At the same time, import- export activities in this sector will be aprooved only after receiving a permit and
our team of specialists in Ireland company formation can provide more details on this aspect.
Starting a company in Ireland
In order to
open a company in Ireland in the field of
agriculture, the first aspect that should be completed refers to the
registration of a trading name at the
Companies Registration Office (CRO). Further on, the investors will need to establish a
legal entity under which they will carry their commercial activities.
It is important to know that most of the
commercial companies in Ireland are registered as
limited liability companies. In order to register this type of
business form or any other one, it is required to notarize the
company’s statutory documents in front of a
public notary in Ireland.
Ireland is known for its
simple registration procedure, which can be completed on the
CRO’s online platform.
Obtaining permits for agricultural activities in Ireland
One of the compulsory procedures related to
company registration in Ireland refers to the issuance of special permits. In the situation in which the company is involved in
import – export activities, the investors will need to obtain an
import license (
AGRIM), but only in the situation in which the respective products are originated from a country outside the European Union (EU).
As mentioned above, aquaculture activities will require a permit as well, which will be issued by the Aquaculture and Foreshore Management Division of the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.
Depending on the specific activities of the
agriculture business, the investors may require different permits and those interested in further information on this subject are invited to
contact our team of Ireland company formation agents for a detailed presentation.