The FDA and U.S. Customs and Border Protection require more information on imported products than before. FDA's PREDICT screening software and Customs' ACE system both need data from the foreign source, and FDA product codes and Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) codes link the legal requirements.
This 60-minute webinar on FDA import requirements explains what each system needs before entry. If the coding is wrong, you face costly delays, possible entry refusal, extra FDA scrutiny and fines for incorrect ACE data.
You'll also see why the commercial or pro forma invoice must match what is entered in PREDICT and ACE, and how a voluntary Affirmation of Compliance (AOC) can ease the requirements.
The entry filing requirements took effect in 2016 and still cause problems for importers. Getting the information right avoids delays and detentions, and lets you track your entry's status and your broker's communications with Customs.
This session suits business planning and acquisition executives, regulatory managers, in-house counsel, investors, import/export business owners, international trade, logistics and sales managers, and import brokers.
The entry filing requirements took effect in 2016 and still cause problems for importers. Getting the information right avoids delays and detentions, and lets you track your entry's status and your broker's communications with Customs.
This session suits business planning and acquisition executives, regulatory managers, in-house counsel, investors, import/export business owners, international trade, logistics and sales managers, and import brokers.
Casper E Uldriks
Mr. Uldriks held a number of positions at FDA, such as an investigator in FDA's New England office, in the Office of the Commissioner in Legislative Affairs and in the Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), where he served as CDRH's Associate Director for Regulatory Guidance and Government Affairs. He helped to guide CDRH to develop and implement various medical device related amendments to the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, regulations and guidance documents. For years he has trained FDA staff on medical law and has been a featured speaker at many professional conferences involving FDA's medical device program.
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