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Talking About the Food Safety Modernization Act is a Mouthful. Here’s the Outtakes Reel to Prove it

admin February 04, 2013 Food, Food Safety Modernization Act, Humor, Law & Regulatory 2 Comments

Tags: ben england, FDA, fdaimports.com, FDCA, food, food and drug administration, food safety modernization act, FSMA, HARPC, hazard analysis, imports, law, legislation, Preventive Controls, produce, Proposed Rule, risk based, safety, united states

Talking about the Food Safety Modernization Act is hard work.  It’s hard to understand, hard to pronounce, hard to summarize and even harder to have some fun with.  But it’s what we do at FDAImports.com all the time.  Although our final videos appear poignant and polished it’s not always an easy road to get there.  In this short video please enjoy a hilarious outtakes reel from our latest FSMA video shoot starring Founder and CEO, Ben England.

Outtakes: FSMA Video Shoot, January 2013

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New Video: Impact of FSMA Proposed Rules on Importers and Foreign Suppliers

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In this new FSMA training video, Ben England, Founder and CEO of FDAImports.com, shares his unique insights into the recently released Proposed Rules for HARPC and Standards for Produce Safety under FSMA with an eye toward their impact on importers and foreign suppliers, specifically.  This video discusses some key areas of concern for importers and foreign suppliers and how to prepare for coming changes in the food import landscape.

Just for Importers and Foreign Suppliers: FSMA January 2013 Update

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New Video: What You Probably Missed in the Standards for Produce Safety Proposed Rule

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As part of a new FSMA video series, Ben England, Founder and CEO of FDAImports.com, makes some valuable observations on the Proposed Rule for Standards for Produce Safety and explores some ways that industry can begin aligning themselves with FDA’s thinking.

Food Safety Modernization Act: Standards for Produce Safety Update, January 2013

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New Video: Four Key Insights Into the New HARPC Proposed Rule (FSMA)

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Tags: ben england, FDA, fdaimports.com, FDCA, food, food and drug administration, food safety modernization act, FSMA, HARPC, hazard analysis, imports, law, legislation, Preventive Controls, produce, Proposed Rule, risk based, safety, united states

By now the food industry should have a general grasp of the new Proposed Rules for HARPC and Standards for Produce Safety released by FDA this January 4th under FSMA.  If you are looking for an overview please read these blogs on HARPC, Produce Safety and cGMP changes first.  As part of a new FSMA video series, this new video on the Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Controls Proposed Rule, explores some key areas of impact that may not be immediately apparent.  Ben England, Founder and CEO of FDAImports.com, discusses HARPC as well as Standards … READ MORE

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The Food Safety Modernization Act (Slideshow)

admin January 10, 2012 Food, Food Safety Modernization Act, Law & Regulatory No Comments

Tags: food safety modernization act, foreign supplier verification, FSMA, HARPC, implementation, importers, law, legislation, overview, powers, presentation, slideshow

The Food Safety Modernization Act
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The recently enacted Food Safety Modernization Act is the greatest expansion of FDA’s food regulatory authority since the enactment in 1938 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. This presentation discuses the scope, impact and implementation of the Act. Presented by FDAImports.com Founder and CEO, Benjamin England.  Make sure you visit our online home base … READ MORE

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FDA’s New Border Fees Set the Stage For Massive Increase In Food Costs

admin August 11, 2011 Food, Law & Regulatory 6 Comments

Tags: 2011, detention, detention without physical examination, examinations, FDA, fees, fines, food, food safety modernization act, FSMA, import alert, imports, legislation, re-examination, safety, shrimp, tax, usa, violation

Can you spell “ex-am-in-ation”?

Even if you can spell it, can you define it?  If you can’t then you won’t have any surprises this fall while you’re importing food to the USA.  If you can correctly define what an “examination” is then you’d better sit down before you continue reading this.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) examines only 2% of the shipments entering the U.S. market under its jurisdiction, including imported foods. Starting October 1, 2011, under the Food Safety Modernization Act, FDA will beginning charging food importers a fee (based upon an hourly rate) … READ MORE

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