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what documents needed for feedstuff imported to USA

by KarenChan, Window Shopper

  • Created: July 22, 2010, 4:46 am
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hi everybody,

I want to import DDGS, a kind of feedstuff, to USA, could anyone tell me what documents required for the US importing custom clearance? and what US government I can contact for enquiry?

thank you.

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NicoleD | Former Moderator | 7/22/2010 - 7:02 am

Here are some business and regulatory tips to guide you through the process of selling imported goods in the U.S: Selling Imported Goods within the U.S. - Get Started with this Small Business Checklist

MarkAse | Contributor | 7/26/2010 - 5:30 pm

Karen, If you can be more specific in regards to the type of Foodstuff, I might be able to help as wine and food tend to run hand in hand much of the time. Any import/export business has to basically be two businesses at once. One side has to be effective at finding suppliers (and being properly licensed) to move goods out of one country. The other side needs to have end suppliers in mind so that they can move the products as well as getting through the incredibly complicated laws that happen in foriegn countries.
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BizResearcher | Window Shopper | 7/27/2010 - 11:55 am

The Food and Drug Administration controls human and animal food imports. You might check their web site for information.

NicoleD | Former Moderator | 7/27/2010 - 12:07 pm

Here is the link to the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service