Food Import Detections and Seizures: The Current and Future Legal and Regulatory Environment - by Compliance Global Inc.

Importers of food products intended for introduction and consumption in the United States through international commerce are responsible for ensuring that products are safe, sanitary, wholesome, and labelled according to U.S. requirements.

New Hyde Park, NY, September 29, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Overview: With $49 billion worth of imported foods, the FDA and its regulatory allies oversee more than 420,000 domestic and foreign facilities.

Importers of food products intended for introduction and consumption in the United States through international commerce are responsible for ensuring that the products are safe, sanitary, wholesome, and labelled according to U.S. requirements.

Over 70% of all seafood and 35% of all produce consumed in the U.S. are imported. If you think the FDA regulatory affairs is unable to effectively control imported food safety, think again. They do not work alone.

Why Should You Attend:

Food importers face special challenges from Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection, the FDA and USDA, Center for Disease Control, Food Safety Inspection Service, Agricultural and Marketing Services, Food and Nutrition Services, the USDA, U.S. Department of Commerce, Department of Defense, and Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

These organizations combine their enforcement powers to assure that food produced, processed and transported into the United States for consumption meet regulatory food safety requirements. Other countries are trending in the same direction.

Areas Covered in this Webinar:

Global Food Markets drive new import food safety requirements
Review how the FDA's Food Safety and Modernization Act (FSMA regulations) are changing things
Understand "Prior Notice" requirements
Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP)
Prepare for the Foreign Facility Inspection Program
Learn what is in the “Investigations Operation Manual (IOM)
Understand what the Imported Seafood Safety Program includes
PREDICT & OASIS Systems
Other resources available to help you

Learning Objectives:

What can happen to your food product when seized
Learn what other countries require from food suppliers
Review the proposed rules for food safety and quality during transportation processes
Learn how much food and what food is imported from different countries

Who Will Benefit:

U.S. Food Processors, Distributors, Retailers and Restaurant Chains importing food from foreign countries

Food Buyers
Foreign Food Producers and Exporters
International Food Carriers
Import and Export Logistics Personnel
Foreign Facility Food Safety Specialists
Food Import Companies
Import Food Safety Personnel (Managers/Directors)
Food Quality Personnel (Managers/Directors)

Level:

Beginner

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About Compliance Global Inc:

Compliance Global Inc; is a training (webinar) organization based in New Hyde Park, New York, providing world-class compliance trainings and online webinars by leveraging a pool of experienced speakers / consultants in the Pharmaceutical, Bio-Technology, Medical Devices, Clinical Compliance, FDA Compliance, Healthcare, BFSI, Life Science & HR streams for improving the knowledge base of the customers. Our trainings are contemporary, simple and cost-effective with easy access and great delivery experience. Compliance Global is a multifaceted entity, an absolute knowledge repository.

Our varied industry expertise ranges across Life Science (Pharmaceutical, Bio-Technology, Medical Devices, Clinical Compliance, FDA Compliance), Healthcare, HR Compliance, BFSI, Food & Dietary Supplements, Insurance, Accounting & Taxation and other Cross Industry streams.

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