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  1. Import Program – Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Import Offices and Ports of Entry

Includes Courier Coverage Information

All products regulated by the Food and Drug Administration must meet the same requirements, whether imported from abroad or produced domestically. The FDA’s Office of Regulatory Affairs ORA) is the lead office for all FDA field activities, as well as providing FDA leadership on imports, inspections, and enforcement policy.  Use the map below to locate the applicable port of entry for your shipment and contact the corresponding Import Division.

For questions regarding a specific entry, including sample or admissibility status, please click the link below:

Import Trade Auxiliary Communications System (ITACS)  

Select or type the state or region where your entry is being handled

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Division of Northeast Imports (DNEI)
 
Division of Northern Border Imports (DNBI)
 
Division of Southeast Imports (DSEI)
 
Division of Southwest Imports (DSWI)
 
Division of West Coast Imports (DWCI)

For ALL international  courier packages (e.g., FED-EX, UPS) click HERE

***Effective July 28, 2021, per the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) new guidance on Interim Public Health Recommendations for Fully Vaccinated People, all employees, contractors and visitors (regardless of their vaccination status) will be required to wear face coverings when entering or exiting an FDA facility, as well as in common areas in all FDA occupied facilities.

 



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