Written from the section, not from memory. Every claim carries its citation, and none of it says whether anyone is compliant. The Guide is the Fourth Edition, June 2022.
What 21 CFR 123.12 asks of a US seafood importer, and the specific reason affirmative step (d) is written up.
Read it →A working comparison for the person who has to keep the file, not a recommendation.
Read it →21 CFR 123.9, read closely.
Read it →Four warning letters in five months, one sentence in common, and three patterns underneath it that matter more than the headline.
Read it →What §123.12(a)(2)(ii)(B) asks a certificate to say, what a Best Aquaculture Practices certificate says, and what the 2026 shrimp refusal numbers add. Written without a view on the program.
Read it →§123.12(c) points at §123.9(b). The clock is set per product, it starts on the date the record was prepared, and most of a seafood importer's roster runs two years, not one.
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