FDA import alerts
FDA import alerts for food
Firm lists by alert, with what was added and removed in the last 90 days.
SupplierRadar tracks 0 FDA import alerts for food, with 0 red list firm listings as of October 22, 2026.
Data from FDA public records, last checked .
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Every food import alert, by industry
0 alerts in 0 industry groups. The number before the hyphen is FDA's industry code; 99 marks alerts that apply to foods in general.
Red detention without physical examinationGreen exempt under that alertYellow intensified surveillance
- What is an FDA import alert?
- An FDA import alert is a notice that tells FDA staff which products, and often which named firms, they may detain at the border without physically examining them, because the products or firms have a history of violations. Each alert has a number such as 16-129, an official title, and lists of firms.
- How many FDA import alerts apply to food?
- As of October 22, 2026, SupplierRadar tracks 0 FDA import alerts for food, human and animal, with 0 red list, 0 yellow list and 0 green list firm listings.
- What do the red, green and yellow lists mean?
- The red list names the firms whose listed products can be detained without physical examination. The green list names firms whose listed products are exempt from detention without physical examination under that alert. The yellow list is FDA's intensified surveillance list; each alert's Guidance section says how FDA treats it.
- How do I check whether a supplier is on an import alert?
- Search the supplier by name or FEI number, or paste your supplier list into the free bulk check. Each supplier page states, in one dated sentence, whether the firm is on an import alert, which one, and since when.
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SupplierRadar is not affiliated with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Data comes from public FDA records and may contain errors. This is not legal advice; importers remain responsible for their supplier evaluations.