Certified Laboratories Blog

Not having a Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP) is the top FDA citation for food imports that leads to detention. Get more expert tips here.

When you receive an FDA Notice of Action, it’s vital that you respond immediately and confirm that your products are available for examination and sampling.

FDA Import Alerts allow the Agency to detain shipments it believes are unsafe. We explain it all, including how to get off the Red List.

Discover key strategies for allergen cross-contact prevention in food manufacturing, including supplier audits, cleaning protocols, and testing methods.

Errors on your FDA entry submission raise red flags and can slow down your shipment. Here’s how to avoid them.

There’s a lot to know in the food import business with all the FDA regulations involved. We cut through the confusion of importing food products in the US here.

System failures can cause allergen cross-contact in the food and dietary supplement industries. These allergen controls can mitigate most mistakes.

We explain how the FDA ITACS system helps you cut to the front of the line when importing FDA-regulated products. Find out how to use this powerful tool.

Here’s how to read a harmonized tariff schedule (HTS) code and estimate your customs duties (with examples).