fsisdirective9010.1,rev.1u.s.exportedandreturned.pptVIP

FSIS Directive 9010.1, Rev.1 U.S. Exported and Returned Products Why the Revised Directive? Provides direction to all offices involved, especially District Offices (DO) and the Office of International Affairs (OIA) Addresses Homeland Security issues on cargo entering ports of entry, returning to the United States Introduction of OIA generic e-mail address (USReturnedExports@) where the application (FSIS Form 9010.1) is sent and for correspondence regarding returned product Highlights of the Changes A series of 10 questions are to be asked of the applicant prior to OIA approving the return; if answered at time of application, it will expedite the approval process OIA will inform the applicant to provide a “plan of action” (question 10) to OIA if a reinspection is required (OIA reviews and approves the plan of action) Highlights of the Changes During the concurrence process (FSIS Form 9010-2), if the DO does not concur with the proposed federal est. or plan of action OIA will request the applicant repeat the process Highlights of the Changes Plan of Action Submitted by Applicant Reviewed by OIA Panel of agency experts (OPHS, OPPED, etc) may be asked to review plan of action in some cases approved or disapproved by OIA Forwarded to DO with 9110-2 Highlights of the Changes Reinspection The DO will inform the IIC at the approved federal est. that the product is to arrive on the specified date (estimated) If the product does not arrive within two days, the DO will notify OIA, Import Inspection Division (IID) and contact CID,OPEER who will initiate a trace back of the product Highlights of the Changes Reinspection Reinspection results – the IIC will report to the DO who will in turn report to IID via the generic e-mail address Highlights of the Changes Disposition of Product Depending on results from the DO, OIA will either release product into commerce or have product retained (by the DO) OIA will communicate this information via FSIS F