The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued warning letters to four different importers. These citations follow the discovery of verification failures related to the import of produce and dairy ingredients.
According to Food Safety News, these letters are part of the agency's standard enforcement activities. Business owners are typically given 15 working days to respond to such warnings.
The FDA does not always post these letters for public viewing immediately, with some appearing weeks or months after they have been sent to the relevant entities.
