<h1>Export controls on cereals: certification and licensing required for certain rice and seed exports; prohibitions with targeted exemptions.</h1> Export controls on cereals set item-specific policies: non-basmati rice generally free with pre-shipment inspection requirements for certain European destinations and port/registration conditions; broken rice and some items prohibited except for government-authorised food security supplies. Seed-quality cereals require a dealer-in-seeds licence, a declaration of chemical treatment rendering them unfit for consumption, and labelling of treated seeds. Organic cereals are exempt from quantitative ceilings if certified by the designated authority. Exports are primarily through Custom EDI ports with specified land border registration exceptions.