Bad Food Fines? FDA Updates 2026 Reinspection Fees
Published Date: 7/30/2025
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Summary
Starting in fiscal year 2026, the FDA is updating fees for checking food facilities again, handling recall slip-ups, and re-inspecting importers. If you run or import food businesses, expect some changes in costs and timing for these inspections. These updates help keep our food safe and make sure everyone plays by the rules.
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Updated Fees for Facility Reinspections
If you run a domestic or foreign food facility, the FDA is updating the fees it charges for facility reinspections starting in fiscal year 2026. Expect changes in the costs and timing of these reinspections that affect businesses that operate or export food facilities.
Importer Reinspection Fee Changes
If you import food, the FDA is updating the fees for importer reinspections starting in fiscal year 2026. Importers should expect changes to inspection-related costs and possible timing impacts for imported food shipments.
Fees for Failure To Comply With Recall Orders
If you fail to comply with an FDA recall order, the agency is updating the fees for failures to comply starting in fiscal year 2026. Businesses subject to recall orders should expect updated financial penalties or fees tied to noncompliance.
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