Foreign Supplier Verification Program · 21 CFR Part 1, Subpart L
FSVP Vault keeps every foreign supplier’s certificates, audits, process filings and approvals in one place, tracks what’s expiring, checks FDA’s public records for each supplier, and builds the written plan your qualified individual signs.
Request a demoSign inIf you are the U.S. owner or consignee of imported food, FDA expects you to evaluate each foreign supplier, approve it, verify it and keep the records for two years. Most small importers do this in shared folders and spreadsheets. FSVP Vault turns that into a checklist you can finish.
One page per supplier with the required documents for its foods, a hazard summary, and a dated approval record you can sign.
See what’s on file, missing or expired. Request renewals from suppliers and get reminded before certificates lapse.
Import alerts, refusals, warning letters, recalls and inspections for each supplier, with a link to every source.
Foods are scoped up front, so canned low-acid foods, acidified foods and juice follow the right path.
Audit, testing and records-review records with the fields FDA lists, plus a log for complaints and corrective actions.
A complete written FSVP per supplier, and a records package you can hand over within 24 hours of an FDA request.
Set up takes an afternoon for a typical importer with a handful of suppliers.
Monthly plans, billed by number of active foreign suppliers. Annual billing includes two months free.
1–2 suppliers
Up to 5 suppliers
Up to 15 suppliers
Up to 40 suppliers, multiple users
FSVP Vault was started by a beverage importer who built an FSVP program from scratch and wanted the tool he couldn’t find: one that knows the rule, reads like a checklist, and fits a small team.
FSVP Vault is software. It organizes your records and drafts documents; it does not act as your qualified individual or as your FSVP agent, and it is not affiliated with FDA. Your qualified individual reviews and signs every decision.