FDA Import Operations Embassy Training Seminar Presented by Carl R. Nielsen Director, Div. of Import Operations & Policy November 7, 2003.

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FDA Import Operations Embassy Training Seminar Presented by Carl R. Nielsen Director, Div. of Import Operations & Policy November 7, 2003

Objective of Operations Operate within the context of Efficient Risk Management for public health and safety Operate within the context of Efficient Risk Management for public health and safety Ensure imported regulated products that pose or appear to pose a threat or risk to public health and safety are not allowed entry, or are otherwise mitigated Ensure imported regulated products that pose or appear to pose a threat or risk to public health and safety are not allowed entry, or are otherwise mitigated Facilitate expedited movement of imported goods of little or lesser risk to public health and safety Facilitate expedited movement of imported goods of little or lesser risk to public health and safety

Currently, how is Entry Information Received? Most entries are made electronically via interface with Bureau of Customs and Border Protection ACS system Most entries are made electronically via interface with Bureau of Customs and Border Protection ACS system Most entries are entered into the system by Customs House Brokers (also called Filers by FDA) Most entries are entered into the system by Customs House Brokers (also called Filers by FDA) Entry data from Customs goes to FDA’s electronic system, OASIS Entry data from Customs goes to FDA’s electronic system, OASIS

Entry Information continued FDA’s electronic OASIS system is the primary mechanism used by the field inspectors for entry review, work flow, and generation of notices to the importers related to specific entries FDA’s electronic OASIS system is the primary mechanism used by the field inspectors for entry review, work flow, and generation of notices to the importers related to specific entries Product Center databases also used for determining admissibility Product Center databases also used for determining admissibility OASIS system is primary tool for FDA HQ to implement selectivity criteria nationwide including Import Alerts OASIS system is primary tool for FDA HQ to implement selectivity criteria nationwide including Import Alerts OASIS and ACS selectivity criteria is coordinated at the HQ level of both CBP and FDA OASIS and ACS selectivity criteria is coordinated at the HQ level of both CBP and FDA

Challenge of Numbers FY million lines of entry of all FDA regulated products 9.4 million lines of entry of all FDA regulated products Products imported from 200+ (two hundred)countries Products imported from 200+ (two hundred)countries Products made by 200,000+ declared foreign manufacturers/processors Products made by 200,000+ declared foreign manufacturers/processors Products enter through approx. 300 Customs ports Products enter through approx. 300 Customs ports Approximately 1/3 of all exports to the U.S. are FDA regulated products Approximately 1/3 of all exports to the U.S. are FDA regulated products Project approx. 11 million lines in FY 2004 Project approx. 11 million lines in FY 2004

Current Day to Day Import Operations Most industry/FDA interaction is at the FDA field district office level covering certain port areas Most industry/FDA interaction is at the FDA field district office level covering certain port areas If FDA entry reviewer finds product in an entry “appears” to violate provisions of the FD & C Act, local office issues appropriate notice of apparent violation If FDA entry reviewer finds product in an entry “appears” to violate provisions of the FD & C Act, local office issues appropriate notice of apparent violation Importer, owner, or consignee has opportunity to provide evidence to overcome the “appearance” of violation. Importer, owner, or consignee has opportunity to provide evidence to overcome the “appearance” of violation. If appearance of violation is not overcome, entry is refused and Customs advised. If appearance of violation is not overcome, entry is refused and Customs advised. Refused articles are destroyed or exported under Customs rules Refused articles are destroyed or exported under Customs rules

Current Day to Day Import HQ Operations Develop and implement import enforcement procedures and policies based on risk Develop and implement import enforcement procedures and policies based on risk Implement Import Alerts and evaluate petitions for removal from import alerts Implement Import Alerts and evaluate petitions for removal from import alerts Manage selectivity criteria in OASIS Manage selectivity criteria in OASIS Coordinate import activities among various Agency components including field and headquarter units and other federal agencies (CBP, USDA, etc) Coordinate import activities among various Agency components including field and headquarter units and other federal agencies (CBP, USDA, etc) Provide HelpDesk support for OASIS Provide HelpDesk support for OASIS Identify need for and conduct training for FDA personnel Identify need for and conduct training for FDA personnel

Initiatives Commissioner’s Strategic Action Plan Commissioner’s Strategic Action Plan Implementing provisions of the “Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002” Implementing provisions of the “Public Health Security and Bioterrorism Preparedness and Response Act of 2002” IT improvements for management of information related to chain of supply IT improvements for management of information related to chain of supply Revision/Update of Regulatory Procedures Manual Chapter 9 Revision/Update of Regulatory Procedures Manual Chapter 9

Mutual Objective Ensure FDA regulated products in international trade are safe and secure. Ensure FDA regulated products in international trade are safe and secure. Ensure business practices of the foreign manufacturer to the U.S retailer (product life-cycle) are in alignment with goal of delivering products that are safe and secure Ensure business practices of the foreign manufacturer to the U.S retailer (product life-cycle) are in alignment with goal of delivering products that are safe and secure Collaborate/partner to establish workable methods to mitigate potential risks of products prior to arrival at U.S. ports so trade is efficient and safe. Collaborate/partner to establish workable methods to mitigate potential risks of products prior to arrival at U.S. ports so trade is efficient and safe.

Q&A’s? Carl Nielsen Director, Division of Import Operations and Policy