United States:
FDA Publishes Certification Fees For Export Certificates Of Animal Food
06 October 2015
Jones Day
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In the September 10, 2015, Federal Register, FDA
announced the fees for issuing export certifications for animal
food, which may reach up to $175 for each certificate. Under the
authority of the FSMA, FDA can charge fees to cover costs
associated with issuing export certificates. FDA states that for
some classes of products including animal food, the certificates
cost more than $175 to prepare. The fees are effective October 1,
2015.
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