01 / BASIC
Essential
document support
1 supplier · 1 facility · up to 3 products
- Review of applicability
- Help with existing paperwork
- Supplier record gathering
- Document filing
- Assistance by email
U.S. FOOD IMPORTS / FSVP SERVICES
FSVP, connected to
your supply chain.
Bring supplier documentation, your FSVP program and shipment coordination into one conversation. Start with the support your U.S. food import project needs.
Request an FSVP ReviewCOMPLIANCE & COORDINATION
From supplier records
to a clearer import plan.
DSG combines FSVP-related support with logistics and import coordination. Documentation and shipment discussions stay connected.
Begin by identifying the food, foreign supplier, U.S. importer and intended timing. An agreed scope helps everyone understand the work, the required inputs and the next decision.
A CONNECTED WORKFLOW
Keep the documentation
close to the shipment.
Bring compliance, logistics and import questions together early, with service partners and responsibilities identified for your project.
- 01 / DEFINE
Food & supplier
Identify the products, facilities and parties involved.
- 02 / ORGANIZE
Program & records
Review the available information and agree on the support required.
- 03 / ALIGN
Import & freight
Connect documentation needs with your planned shipment.
- 04 / FOLLOW THROUGH
Review & updates
Track next steps and communicate changes within the agreed scope.
Supplier → FSVP → FDA / customs → Port → Drayage → Warehouse → Delivery
SERVICE PACKAGES
Choose the depth
of support you need.
Indicative USD ranges. A written quotation confirms the services, suppliers and products included.
Essential
02 / STANDARD
Program setup
& review
Up to 2 suppliers · up to 5 products
- Basic services included
- Program drafting
- Supplier assessment
- Verification guidance
- Yearly paperwork check
- Routine inquiry assistance
03 / FULL SUPPORT
Ongoing supplier
coordination
/ year
Continuing support across suppliers
- Standard services included
- Continuing program administration
- Supplier and verification coordination
- Regulatory assistance
- Review every quarter
- Prioritized assistance
Package ranges adapted from Dynamic Supreme Corp’s FSVP service information. DSG confirms availability, scope and final fees for each inquiry.
PREPARE FOR THE FIRST CONVERSATION
The right information.
A more useful review.
A short overview of your import project helps us discuss a suitable starting point. Existing documents are useful; let us know what is still being prepared.
- 01Food names, specifications and intended U.S. market
- 02Supplier names and manufacturing facility details
- 03U.S. importer and other parties involved
- 04Available food safety and verification records
- 05Shipment timing and your requested service scope
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START
Understand the scope.
Know the responsibilities.
What does FSVP require?
Covered importers must assess food hazards and supplier performance, select appropriate verification activities, keep records and take corrective action where needed. The program is tailored to the food and supplier.
Does every food import need the same program?
No. FDA rules include exemptions and modified requirements. Applicability needs to be reviewed for the particular food, supply chain and importer.
Does DSG automatically become the FSVP importer?
No. Consulting does not transfer importer responsibility. Any importer-role arrangement requires separate written agreement.
Can foreign manufacturers request assistance?
Manufacturers can discuss the records their U.S. importer needs.
Can the scope cover multiple suppliers?
Yes. Supplier and product coverage is agreed for your engagement.
Is assistance with FDA questions available?
Inquiry assistance depends on the agreed scope and circumstances.
REQUEST AN FSVP REVIEW
Start with your product.
Build a clear next step.
Share your supplier, food products, U.S. importer and shipment timeline. Tell us which documents you already have and where you need support.
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Your inquiry starts a scope review. Fees and responsibilities are agreed before an engagement.