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Sea Change Seafoods

⚠️ Moderate Risk

FEI: 3002371893 • Salt Spring Island, British Columbia • CANADA

FEI

FEI Number

3002371893

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Location

Salt Spring Island, British Columbia

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Country

CANADA
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Address

334 Upper Ganges Rd, , Salt Spring Island, British Columbia, Canada

Moderate Risk

FDA Import Risk Assessment

36.3
LowModerateHighCritical

This firm has a moderate history of FDA import refusals. Some attention may be warranted.

Statistics

1
Total Refusals
1
Unique Violations
7/2/2003
Latest Refusal
7/2/2003
Earliest Refusal

Score Breakdown

Violation Severity
80.0×40%
Refusal Volume
11.2×30%
Recency
0.0×20%
Frequency
10.0×10%
How is this score calculated?

Proprietary Algorithm

  • 40% Violation Severity — AI-assessed (1-10)
  • 30% Refusal Volume — Logarithmic scale
  • 20% Recency — Decays over 5 years
  • 10% Frequency — Refusals per year

© ImportRefusal.com Original Analysis

Violation Summary

20001×

IMPTRHACCP

The food appears to have been prepared, packed or held under insanitary conditions, or may have become injurious to health, due to the failure of the importer to provide verification of compliance pursuant to 21 CFR 123.12(d).

Refusal History

DateProductViolationsDivision
7/2/2003
16XHN03SALMON, ALL, AQUACULTURE HARVESTED FISHERY/SEAFOOD PRODUCTS
2000IMPTRHACCP
Cincinnati District Office (CIN-DO)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Sea Change Seafoods's FDA import refusal history?

Sea Change Seafoods (FEI: 3002371893) has 1 FDA import refusal record(s) in our database, spanning from 7/2/2003 to 7/2/2003.

What is an FEI number?

FEI stands for Firm Establishment Identifier. It's a unique number assigned by the FDA to identify establishments that manufacture, process, pack, or hold food, drugs, medical devices, or other FDA-regulated products. Sea Change Seafoods's FEI number is 3002371893.

What types of violations has Sea Change Seafoods received?

Sea Change Seafoods has been cited for 1 different violation type(s). Common FDA violations include adulteration (unsafe or unsanitary products), misbranding (incorrect or misleading labels), and regulatory non-compliance.

Where does this information about Sea Change Seafoods come from?

All FDA import refusal data for Sea Change Seafoods is sourced from the official FDA Data Dashboard (datadashboard.fda.gov), a public government database maintained by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Data sourced from the FDA Data Dashboard, a public database maintained by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.