FDAImports.com Answers Import and Compliance Questions in China Seafood Magazine
ExportToUsa.com.cn, the Chinese branch of FDAImports.com, was recently featured in China Seafood Magazine answering questions regarding imports, registrations, facilities, import alerts and the Food Safety Modernization Act. The 3 page Q/A was developed by the team...
FDAImports.com Brings Qingdao Regulatory Specialist Stateside for Month-Long Business Development Initiatives
Shelly Li, Regulatory Specialist at the Qingdao, China branch of FDAImports.com (ExportToUsa.com.cn), has arrived in the Baltimore/Washington area for a month of business development and training alongside Benjamin England, Founder and CEO of FDAImports.com and the...
FDAImports.com and ExportToUsa.com.cn Hosts Chinese Food and Drug Delegation from Hubei Province
Benjamin England, Founder and CEO of FDAImports.com and ExportToUsa.com.cn, presented on Food and Drug Regulation and Importing Requirements along with Rick Quinn, Principal at the firm, to a delegation of Chinese Food and Drug officials from the Hubei Province this...
FDA Social Media Statistics
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has been using social media for over a year now and has expanded and built-out its channels to include Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and Flickr. Below are some statistics on the agency’s social media channels and engagement in...
What Does America Think of the FDA? Facebook Comments Reveal Public’s Anger
The FDA, like most other government agencies, has moved past its previous reticence and launched fully into the world of social media. The FDA now has a Facebook page, multiple Twitter accounts, a YouTube channel and Flickr account, linking to each of them from every...
The Top 10 Food Safety Myths from the OJ Pesticide Scandal
Myth #1: If FDA tests/rejects something then there must be a problem with it The FDA tests things all the time, even if there is not a problem with the shipment. The FDA uses Import Alerts, which are country or industry-wide notices that flag shipments due to prior...
Orange Juice & Fungicide Residues Infographic
Sources • http://www.fda.gov/Food/FoodSafety/Product-SpecificInformation/FruitsVegetablesJuices/ucm286302.htm • http://www.fda.gov/Food/FoodSafety/Product-SpecificInformation/FruitsVegetablesJuices/ucm287783.htm...
What’s the Harm in FDA Unnecessarily Testing Orange Juice (Or Anything)?
The FDA has implemented a “test and hold” policy for all incoming orange juice into the United States, looking for evidence (or not) of Carbendazim, a pesticide residue. Yet FDA clearly states that the EPA “has concluded that consumption of orange juice with...
How Are Orange Juice Brands Responding to the Fungicide Scare?
As Orange Juice speculation drives juice futures all over the map and consumers brace for spending more on Orange Juice than gasoline per gallon, one must ask, “How is Big Juice assuaging the masses with all of this concern over orange juice?” As any cultural...
FDA Cracks Down on Carbendazim in OJ but Ignores it in Other Foods, According to Former Regulatory Counsel
The FDA announced this week that it is implementing a “test and hold” policy for all imported shipments of orange juice to determine if they contain carbendazim (a fungicide, also called “MBC”). Under the law, a food cannot contain a pesticide residue unless the...