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FDA refusal charge INADPRCCTL

Inadequate process controls

INADPRCCTL is the FDA import refusal charge for inadequate process controls; it cites sections 402(a)(4) and 801(a)(3) of the FD&C Act (adulteration). FDA recorded it on 320 refused shipment lines between October 2016 and October 14, 2026, most often for seafood from Senegal.

Data from FDA public records, last checked .

320
refused shipment lines carry this charge
21
countries of origin
1
import alert names this charge

What INADPRCCTL means

The product appeared to have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions because of inadequate process controls, whereby it may have become contaminated or injurious to health.

This restates FDA's statement. It says what the charge means, never why a particular shipment was refused.

FD&C Act section
402(a)(4)801(a)(3)
Classification
adulteration

FDA's official statement

Copied unchanged from FDA's Refusal Charges reference table.
The article is subject to refusal of admission pursuant to Section 801(a)(3) in that it appears to have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby it may have become contaminated with filth, or whereby it may have been rendered injurious to health due to inadequate process controls.
INADPRCCTL · 402(a)(4), 801(a)(3); ADULTERATIONFDA reference table (CSV)

Import alerts that name INADPRCCTL

The charge section of each alert names this code. An alert lists firms; a charge is the reason recorded on one refused line.
Import alerts naming INADPRCCTL as a charge
AlertCoversRedGreen
99-38Low-acid canned/acidified foods: inadequate process control167

Countries with the most INADPRCCTL refusals

Shipment lines carrying INADPRCCTL, by country of origin.
INADPRCCTL refusal lines by country
CountryLinesShare of INADPRCCTL
Senegal7423%
China6922%
North Macedonia289%
Philippines268%
Jordan237%
Italy165%
Egypt155%
Sri Lanka155%
South Korea103%
Pakistan93%

Product categories with the most INADPRCCTL refusals

INADPRCCTL refusal lines by product category
CategoryLinesShare of INADPRCCTL
Fishery/Seafood Products8025%
Vegetables and Vegetable Products (legumes, leaf and stem, fruit vegetables)6821%
Fruit and Fruit Products (pit, subtropical and tropical fruits)4514%
Multiple Food Dinners, Gravies, Sauces, and Specialties268%
Macaroni and Noodle Products227%
Vegetables and Vegetable Products (root and tuber vegetables, fungi)217%
Coffee and Tea196%
Spices, Flavors, and Salts72%
Whole Grains, Milled Grain Products, and Starch62%
Beverage Bases62%

Latest INADPRCCTL refusals

The 20 most recent refused lines, through October 14, 2026, each with its FDA source.
Latest FDA refusals carrying INADPRCCTL
DateFirmProductCharges
Sichuan Chuan Wazi Food Co., Ltd.Meishan, ChinaChili sauceINADPRCCTLSource
Okregowa Spoldzielnia Mleczarska w LowiczuLowicz, PolandImport milk actINADPRCCTLSource
Okregowa Spoldzielnia Mleczarska w LowiczuLowicz, PolandImport milk actINADPRCCTLSource
MOHAMED HUSSEIN ABDEL GHANY ALI AND HIS TWO PARTNERS CompanySadat, EgyptOlives, black, (pit fruit)INADPRCCTLNO PROCESSSource
Mizkan Euro Ltd. (Middleton)Manchester, United KingdomOnion bulb (yellow, white, red, etc.) (root & tuber vegetable)INADPRCCTLNEEDS ACIDNEEDS FCESource
Trivelli Tartufi, SrlRoccafluvione, ItalySauces, n.e.cINADPRCCTLSource
Parparas S.A. DimitraKilkis, GreeceOlives, black, (pit fruit)INADPRCCTLSource
Hagimex Joint Stock CompanyKim Bang District, VietnamLychee, lichee, litchi, leechee (subtropical and tropical fruit)INADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandBeet tops, juice or drinkINADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandMixed vegetables, n.e.cINADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandCucumbers (fruit used as vegetable)INADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandRed beet (root & tuber vegetable)INADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandBeet tops, juice or drinkINADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandCucumbers (fruit used as vegetable)INADPRCCTLSource
RADOSZ A. P. Nowak Sp. J.Siemkowice, PolandCucumbers (fruit used as vegetable)INADPRCCTLSource
Mizkan Euro Ltd. (Middleton)Manchester, United KingdomOnion bulb (yellow, white, red, etc.), with sauceINADPRCCTLNEEDS ACIDNO PROCESSSource
BGB Foods CorporationSan Pablo, PhilippinesCoconut, subtropical and tropical fruitINADPRCCTLSource
BGB Foods CorporationSan Pablo, PhilippinesCoconut, subtropical and tropical fruitINADPRCCTLSource
Trivelli Tartufi, SrlRoccafluvione, ItalySauces, n.e.cINADPRCCTLSource
Trivelli Tartufi, SrlRoccafluvione, ItalySauces, n.e.cINADPRCCTLSource

Questions about INADPRCCTL

What does INADPRCCTL mean on an FDA refusal?
INADPRCCTL is the refusal charge “Inadequate process controls”. The product appeared to have been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions because of inadequate process controls, whereby it may have become contaminated or injurious to health.
What law does INADPRCCTL cite?
FDA's refusal charge table cites sections 402(a)(4) and 801(a)(3) of the FD&C Act (adulteration) for INADPRCCTL, and classifies the charge as adulteration. The table is the Refusal Charges reference file that FDA publishes with its Data Dashboard.
Which countries have the most INADPRCCTL refusals?
As of October 27, 2026, the countries with the most INADPRCCTL refusal lines are Senegal (74), China (69) and North Macedonia (28). The full list with links is in the table on this page.
Is there an FDA import alert for INADPRCCTL?
Yes. One FDA import alert names INADPRCCTL as a charge code, including Import Alert 99-38 (Low-acid canned/acidified foods: inadequate process control). An import alert is a list of firms; a charge code is the reason recorded on one refused shipment line.

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