| Join Registrar Corp for an in-depth webinar designed for seafood exporters across Southeast Asia and the Pacific looking to enter or expand in the U.S. market.
The United States represents a major growth opportunity for seafood exporters. It is one of the world’s largest seafood importers, with over $25 billion in annual imports and over 60% of its seafood supply sourced from abroad. However, exporting seafood to the U.S. involves complex and highly specialized regulatory requirements that differ significantly from other food products. In this webinar, our experts will break down key U.S. FDA requirements for seafood, including HACCP plan expectations, FCE-SID requirements for canned products, and other critical compliance considerations. We will also cover the new 2026 Certificate of Admissibility (COA) requirement under the U.S. Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA), which will impact exporters from several countries in the region. Whether you are new to the U.S. market or looking to strengthen your compliance strategy, this session will provide practical insights to help you navigate regulations with confidence. A live Q&A session will follow.
About the Speaker(s): Vijey Ananda: With extensive experience in regulatory compliance, international banking, education, and management consulting, Vijey Ananda leads a team in ASEAN/Oceania which assists local exporters with global compliance for food & beverages (including US FDA), cosmetics, medical devices, and drug products. Vijey holds an MBA from London Business School. |
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