Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions
⚠️ Moderate Risk
FEI: 3003821337 • Unknown • TURKEY
Moderate Risk
FDA Import Risk Assessment
This firm has a moderate history of FDA import refusals. Some attention may be warranted.
Statistics
Score Breakdown
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
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Violation Summary
AFLATOXIN
The article appears to contain a mycotoxin, a poisonous and deleterious substance which may render it injurious to health.
Refusal History
| Date | Product | Violations | Division |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12/6/2002 | 23BGT11PISTACHIO, SHELLED | 297AFLATOXIN | Detroit District Office (DET-DO) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions's FDA import refusal history?
Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions (FEI: 3003821337) has 1 FDA import refusal record(s) in our database, spanning from 12/6/2002 to 12/6/2002.
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. Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions's FEI number is 3003821337.
What types of violations has Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions received?
Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions 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 Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions come from?
All FDA import refusal data for Southeast Anatolia Exporters Unions 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.