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FSMA Non-Compliance: Consequences and Recovery for Ghanaian Food Facilities

FSMA compliance is not a one-time event. Ghanaian facilities that let their registration lapse or fail to meet FSMA requirements face serious consequences.

FDABridge Team•Jan 1, 2026•1 min read

FSMA requires every Ghanaian food facility registered with the FDA to maintain continuous compliance. When a facility loses compliance, its ability to export to the US is affected. Import Alert 99-35 blocks shipments from facilities that present a safety risk. FDABridge provides food facility registration and US Agent services. Visit fdabridge.com/food.

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