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[FotiniArtos]

Hi all,

 

I want to export frozen food to USA. I have FDA Facility Registration Number.

The carrier sents the ISF 10+2 document to the CBP. Do i still need to make prior notice to the FDA?

 

Thank you in advance,

[Ryan M.]

It depends on the product.  Agricultural material such as fruits, vegetables, etc require prior notification.  Animal based materials such as milk, meat, etc require FDA and/or USDA prior notice.  I'm not an expert on USA import, but I know this much.

 

Typically, exporting out of the US we utilize brokers to assist with the transactions.  They require a bit of money, but are worth it.  Perhaps there are brokers that can serve or help address your needs?

[Charles.C]

Hi all,

 

I want to export frozen food to USA. I have FDA Facility Registration Number.

The carrier sents the ISF 10+2 document to the CBP. Do i still need to make prior notice to the FDA?

 

Thank you in advance,

 

Very mystical.

 

Food = ?

isf = ?

10+2 = ? (other than 12)

CBP = ?

[FotiniArtos]

Hi again, 

Sorry for the few details.

It's about frozen dough products. With cream, spinach and cheese fillings.

ISF 10+2 form: https://www.pdffille...5ad2682dbe3b60d

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

 

The carrier is going to sent the ISF 10+2 form to the CBP by the online systems available. 

And my question is: Do i still need to make prior notices to FDA for the products i will sent or the ISF 10+2 that the carrier is going to make is enough?

[Sandima]

Somebody needs to do a prior notice for any food product that is imported into the US.  I can't access the ISF 10+2 form to see what information it has but I suspect it is not what is needed. 

 

You can do it through the FDA industry systems web site https://www.access.f...R5ioJOtp6928X39!-1893393941?execution=e1s1 or you can pay someone else to do it with your number.