US Imports

10/12/2026

A seafood importer recalled Tako Wasabi over undeclared fish. That one label gap means a full recall, lost inventory, and FDA scrutiny. Your FSVP plan must catch allergens before shipment clears. Don't learn this lesson the hard way. Get your FSVP plan: https://www.usimports.us/store/p/fsvp-plan

10/09/2026

No FSVP agent on file? FDA can stop your shipment at the border — full stop. Every foreign food and supplement importer needs a U.S.-based agent on record for supplier verification. Don't let a paperwork gap drain your inventory and your revenue. US Imports has you covered. Get your FSVP agent today at usimports.us.

10/08/2026

Think your distributor covers FDA compliance? They don't. You need a U.S. Agent for recalls, inspections, and regulatory submissions—even if they handle sales. Don't risk import delays or penalties. Learn what's required. https://www.usimports.us/services

10/07/2026

One unapproved health claim can get your Amazon listing pulled or land you an FDA warning letter. Foreign supplement and food brands are especially vulnerable — label language that's acceptable elsewhere often crosses FDA's line in the US. Don't find out the hard way. Get your claims reviewed before you print. https://www.usimports.us/store/p/fda-claims-review

10/06/2026

A co-packer's cross-contamination caused a peanut allergen recall—and the brand took the hit. Under 21 CFR 1.500, undeclared allergens mean FDA enforcement, pulled inventory, and public recall notices. Your supply chain is your liability. Don't wait for a recall to find the gap. Get your recall plan here: https://www.usimports.us/store/p/recall-plan

10/02/2026

FDA just released new draft guidance on Prior Notice forms that trip up food importers every day. Common mistakes on these forms can get your shipment held at the border. The guidance is out now. Is your filing process ready? Learn more and get help: https://www.usimports.us/store/p/fda-prior-notice

https://www.usimports.us/news/fda-prior-notice-forms-new-guidance-for-food-importers

FDA recently released guidance clarifying how to complete Prior Notice submission forms. The guidance highlights several common errors that can delay your shipment or trigger a refusal of entry. A refused shipment can mean costly storage fees, delayed product, and damaged relationships with buyers.

10/01/2026

FDA doesn't forgive late adverse event reports. If a consumer reports illness or injury from your food or supplement, you have mandatory reporting obligations under federal law. Miss the deadline and face serious compliance issues. Get ahead of FDA expectations. https://www.usimports.us/store/p/adverse-event-agent

09/30/2026

Serious adverse events from your food or supplement must be reported to FDA. Delayed or missed reports invite enforcement action. Let an Adverse Event Agent handle compliance for you. Report safely and stay compliant. https://www.usimports.us/store/p/adverse-event-agent

09/30/2026

Plastic found in plant-based nuggets. MorningStar Farms just issued a voluntary recall — and every food importer and distributor should take note. FDA recall notification rules apply to you too. Is your recall plan ready? Don't guess. Get compliant before a crisis hits: https://www.usimports.us/store/p/recall-plan

09/28/2026

Importing canned or shelf-stable food? FDA requires two things before your shipment clears: an FCE number for the facility and a SID for every product. One missing number means port detention — full stop. Don't learn this lesson at the dock. Get your FCE-SID filings done right: https://www.usimports.us/store/p/fce-sid-filings