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FDA refusal charge UNSFDIETSP

Dietary ingredient without safety assurance

UNSFDIETSP is the FDA import refusal charge for dietary ingredient without safety assurance; it cites sections 402(f)(1)(B) and 801(a)(3) Adulteration of the FD&C Act. FDA recorded it on 1,109 refused shipment lines between October 2016 and September 8, 2026, most often for dietary supplements from Indonesia.

Data from FDA public records, last checked .

1,109
refused shipment lines carry this charge
23
countries of origin
1
import alert names this charge

What UNSFDIETSP means

The product appeared to be a dietary supplement or dietary ingredient for which there is inadequate information to provide reasonable assurance that it does not present a significant or unreasonable risk of illness or injury.

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

FD&C Act section
402(f)(1)(B)801(a)(3) Adulteration

FDA's official statement

Copied unchanged from FDA's Refusal Charges reference table.
The article appears to be a dietary supplement or ingredient for which there is inadequate information to provide reasonable assurance that such ingredient does not present a significant or unreasonable risk of illness or injury.
UNSFDIETSP · 402(f)(1)(B), 801(a)(3) AdulterationFDA reference table (CSV)

Import alerts that name UNSFDIETSP

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 UNSFDIETSP as a charge
AlertCoversRedGreen
54-15Supplements and ingredients containing kratom58

Countries with the most UNSFDIETSP refusals

Shipment lines carrying UNSFDIETSP, by country of origin.
UNSFDIETSP refusal lines by country
CountryLinesShare of UNSFDIETSP
Indonesia85277%
Singapore10710%
India373%
United Kingdom212%
China182%
Canada172%
Netherlands151%
Lithuania101%
Hong Kong81%
United Arab Emirates40%

Product categories with the most UNSFDIETSP refusals

UNSFDIETSP refusal lines by product category
CategoryLinesShare of UNSFDIETSP
Vitamins, Minerals, Proteins, and Unconventional Dietary Specialties1,07597%
Coffee and Tea232%
Color Additives for Foods, Drugs, and Cosmetics50%
Dietary Conventional Foods and Meal Replacements40%
Nuts and Edible Seeds10%
Spices, Flavors, and Salts10%

Latest UNSFDIETSP refusals

The 20 most recent refused lines, through September 8, 2026, each with its FDA source.
Latest FDA refusals carrying UNSFDIETSP
DateFirmProductCharges
PT. Raw Botanical NusantaraKota Semarang, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanical teas ii, continued)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT Bumindo Inti MakmurSidoarjo, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
BTSA, Biotecnologias AplicadasAlcala de Henares, SpainQuinoa seed (edible seed)UNSFDIETSPUNSAFE ADDSource
CV. Ihsan Jaya LogistikBarat, IndonesiaHerbals & botanical teas, n.e.cUNSFDIETSPSTD IDENTLACKS FIRMSource
CV. Ihsan Jaya LogistikBarat, IndonesiaHerbals & botanical teas, n.e.cUNSFDIETSPSTD IDENTLACKS FIRMSource
CV. Ihsan Jaya LogistikBarat, IndonesiaHerbals & botanical teas, n.e.cUNSFDIETSPLACKS FIRMSource
Predator Nutrition Online LtdLeeds, United KingdomDietary conventional foods, n.e.cUNSFDIETSPSource
Predator Nutrition Online LtdLeeds, United KingdomDietary conventional foods, n.e.cUNSFDIETSPSource
Jeph India Food Pvt LtdJaipur, IndiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
Jeph India Food Pvt LtdJaipur, IndiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT. Aditama Sentosa IndonesiaMalang, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
Krishna Overseas Inc.New Delhi, IndiaBetel nut (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
Evolution Consulting Co., LtdWatthana, ThailandKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT Sahabat Sukses Kalimantan BaratKuburaya, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
Big Trea B VMaastricht, NetherlandsKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT Sahabat Sukses Kalimantan BaratKuburaya, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT Sahabat Sukses Kalimantan BaratKuburaya, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT Sahabat Sukses Kalimantan BaratKuburaya, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT. Nirwadaya Indo LogistikJakarta, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanicals, not teas ii)UNSFDIETSPSource
PT Transindo Antariksa BorneoPontianak, IndonesiaKratom (herbal and botanical teas ii, continued)UNSFDIETSPSource

Questions about UNSFDIETSP

What does UNSFDIETSP mean on an FDA refusal?
UNSFDIETSP is the refusal charge “Dietary ingredient without safety assurance”. The product appeared to be a dietary supplement or dietary ingredient for which there is inadequate information to provide reasonable assurance that it does not present a significant or unreasonable risk of illness or injury.
What law does UNSFDIETSP cite?
FDA's refusal charge table cites sections 402(f)(1)(B) and 801(a)(3) Adulteration of the FD&C Act for UNSFDIETSP. The table is the Refusal Charges reference file that FDA publishes with its Data Dashboard.
Which countries have the most UNSFDIETSP refusals?
As of October 26, 2026, the countries with the most UNSFDIETSP refusal lines are Indonesia (852), Singapore (107) and India (37). The full list with links is in the table on this page.
Is there an FDA import alert for UNSFDIETSP?
Yes. One FDA import alert names UNSFDIETSP as a charge code, including Import Alert 54-15 (Supplements and ingredients containing kratom). An import alert is a list of firms; a charge code is the reason recorded on one refused shipment line.

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