Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)
FDA import alert and refusal historySeongnam-City, South KoreaFEI 3003427634
As of October 27, 2026, Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) (Seongnam-City, South Korea) is on the red list of FDA Import Alert 45-06 (Stevia leaves, crude extracts and foods containing them) for biscuits, published by FDA on August 11, 2010, and has 2 FDA import refusals recorded since October 2016.
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Current status
- Import alerts
- IA 45-06 · red list
- Last import refusal
- Plain cookies,biscuits and wafers, n.e.c. · UNSAFE ADD
- Last warning letter
- None found
- Last inspection
- Classified NAI (No Action Indicated)
Every FDA record for Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)
6 records, newest first. Each line links to the FDA page it came from.
2020
- Import refusalSource
Refused, 2 lines in one entry: Plain cookies,biscuits and wafers, n.e.c.UNSAFE ADDEntry 316-2516008-5Show 2 linesHide lines
- Refused, Plain cookies,biscuits and wafers, n.e.c.UNSAFE ADDEntry 316-2516008-5Source
- Refused, Plain cookies,biscuits and wafers, n.e.c.UNSAFE ADDEntry 316-2516008-5Source
2019
- InspectionInspection classified NAI (No Action Indicated)Foodborne Biological HazardsSource
2013
- InspectionInspection classified VAI (Voluntary Action Indicated)Foodborne Biological HazardsSource
2012
- InspectionInspection classified OAI (Official Action Indicated)Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and Econ; Foodborne Biological HazardsSource
2010
- Import alert listingListed on Import Alert 45-06red listBiscuitsSource
Refusal charges, in plain English
- UNSAFE ADD2 refused lines
Food additive unsafe under section 409
The product appeared to contain a food additive that is unsafe within the meaning of section 409 of the FD&C Act, the section that governs which food additives may be used and under what conditions.
Questions about Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)
- Is Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) on an FDA import alert?
- Yes. As of October 27, 2026, Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) is on the red list of FDA Import Alert 45-06, “Stevia leaves, crude extracts and foods containing them”, for biscuits; FDA published the listing on August 11, 2010.
- Has FDA refused shipments from Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)?
- Yes. FDA refused 2 shipment lines from Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) on April 15, 2020. The most recent, on April 15, 2020, was plain cookies,biscuits and wafers, n.e.c., charged as UNSAFE ADD (food additive unsafe under section 409).
- Why did FDA refuse Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)'s shipments?
- The most frequent charge is UNSAFE ADD (food additive unsafe under section 409, 2 lines).
- When was Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) last inspected by FDA?
- FDA's most recent inspection of Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) with a final classification is dated March 27, 2019 and was classified NAI (No Action Indicated).
- What is Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)'s FEI number?
- Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery)'s FDA Establishment Identifier (FEI) is 3003427634.
- Can shipments from Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) still enter the U.S.?
- Shipments of biscuits from Mammos Confectionery Co., Ltd. (aka Mammoth Confectionery) can be detained without physical examination under Import Alert 45-06; FDA releases them only if evidence shows they do not have the listed violation. Importers must consider this listing in their FSVP evaluation (21 CFR 1.505).
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