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Check any firm against every FDA import alert — free. Then put your suppliers on watch and get an email the day one is added to or removed from a red list. Data refreshed daily from the official FDA source.

Free · checks every FDA import alert (Red + Green lists) · data from the official FDA source

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Import alerts tracked

20,397

Firms indexed

169

Countries

2026-07-12

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Recently updatedIA 16-124Detention Without Physical Examination Of Aquaculture Seafood Products Due To Unapproved DrugsIA 99-37DETENTION WITHOUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF LOW-ACID CANNED FOODS AND ACIDIFIED FOODS WITHOUT FILED SCHEDULED PROCESSESIA 16-129Detention Without Physical Examination of Seafood Products Due to NitrofuransIA 54-16DETENTION WITHOUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF PRODUCTS THAT ARE MARKETED AS FOODS, INCLUDING PRODUCTS MARKETED AS DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS, THAT CONTAIN AN ACTIVE PHARMACEUTICAL INGREDIENTIA 66-40Detention Without Physical Examination of Drugs From Firms Which Have Not Met Drug GMPsIA 66-78Detention Without Physical Examination of Drugs, Based Upon Analytic Test ResultsIA 85-02Detention Without Physical Examination of CondomsIA 95-05Detention Without Physical Examination of Electronic Products that Fail to Comply with Performance Standards or to Have Required CertificationIA 98-05DETENTION WITHOUT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION OF REGULATED TOBACCO PRODUCTS FOR NON PAYMENT OF USER FEEIA 99-05Detention Without Physical Examination Of Raw Agricultural Products for PesticidesIA 99-39Detention Without Physical Examination of Imported Food Products That Appear to Be MisbrandedIA 16-74Detention Without Physical Examination of Uneviscerated Fish or Partially Eviscerated Fish that are either Salt-Cured, Dried, Smoked, Pickled, Fermented or Brined (i.e., excluding LACF and Acidified Products Filed Under 21 CFR 108/113 or 114)IA 99-43Detention Without Physical Examination Of Ready-To-Eat Human Food Products That Appear To Have Been Prepared, Packed, Or Held Under Insanitary ConditionsIA 99-08Detention without Physical Examination of Processed Human and Animal Foods for Pesticides

For US food importers

Checking import alerts isn't optional. It's FSVP.

Under 21 CFR 1.505, your foreign supplier evaluation must consider FDA import alerts — and you must keep documentation that you checked. Importers who skip FSVP end up on Import Alert 99-41 themselves: every shipment detained, supplier by supplier, until FDA is satisfied.

  • Daily automatic re-check of every supplier on your list
  • Email alert on red-list addition AND removal (delisting)
  • Monthly evidence PDF on Pro: supplier, alerts checked, result, timestamp — your documentation trail
Read the FSVP monitoring guide →

For exporters

Find out before your customer does.

When FDA adds your firm to an import alert, nobody calls you. Your next shipment is simply detained — and your US buyers' compliance teams see the listing first. Watch your own firm and your co-packers; know the day anything changes.

Already listed? Removal is an evidence process — typically five consecutive clean shipments and a petition. How removal works →

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Searching is free. Sleeping well is $19/month.

Watch up to 10 suppliers on the Watch plan, or 50 on Pro — which also generates the monthly FSVP evidence PDF your documentation file wants.

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