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<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>>
Regarding the post below, I had several people ask where I ordered from.
I ordered from Glutino but don't fault them except they evidently did
not file for the registration with the FDA. (See the regulations at URLs
below) I don't know why. I did write them and they responded that they
had no control over the FDA holding orders going across a border and
that they would contact the people holding the order to see if they
could get it moving. As of this am, it is still sitting in NY - 10 days
now. I just wanted list members to be aware of the situation when you
order across a border.
Some people also reported no problems with Kinnikinnick orders. The
regulations state that if you have an agent in the USA there is no
problem. I believe some stores in the US do carry Kinnikinnick so I
guess that constitutes an 'agent'. So be informed at the websites below.
Karen in CA
EARLIER POST
I ordered food by internet that has been sitting in NY for 7 days now
> and who knows for how much longer. I don't know how many people are
> aware of this problem but thought I would alert everyone. I just
> didn't realize this was coming from Canada. I should have checked.
> New FDA food shipping regulations are in effect. I first found the
> UPS notice and then went to the FDA site to get more info. Mona's,
> also in Canada, has quit delivering to the USA because she is not able
> to go thru the process. Very unfortunate for us.
>
> I had copied and pasted both notices and tried to send the whole thing
> but the listserv wouldn't accept it so here are the websites to read
> the notices. Be informed!
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> UPS
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> http://www.ups.com/content/us/en/about/news/fda_food_reg.html
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> FDA
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> www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fsbtac13.html
>
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