US imposes automatic detention on China's exported fungus

Recently, the U.S. FDA website was updated with import alert measures (import alert), in which an automatic detention was implemented for the relevant products of an enterprise in China, as follows:

An Import Alert is a measure taken by the FDA to process imported food products that pose a potential risk during customs clearance. For companies/products that meet the requirements of an Import Alert, the FDA will place an automatic hold on the company/product without inspection (DWPE). Automatic detention does not mean that the export products do not meet U.S. import standards, was implemented "automatic detention" of imported goods, subject to FDA or FDA-approved laboratory inspection, and by the FDA in the local branch of the audit approval, the Customs and Excise Department will only be allowed to release the goods into the U.S. territory for sale.
Food Partner Network reminds the relevant export enterprises, in strict accordance with the requirements of the importing country for the export of products, to ensure the safety of food and related products, to avoid the risk of export products are detained.

Source: FoodPartner.com