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Cross Border Compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England

Cross Border Compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England

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FDA Imports: Cross-Border Compliance is a podcast hosted by attorney Benjamin L. England, offering expert insights into the complex intersection of FDA and customs regulations. With decades of experience as a former FDA microbiologist and compliance officer, Benjamin shares practical advice and real-world strategies to help businesses navigate regulatory challenges. Each episode breaks down critical topics, from labeling and import compliance to emerging enforcement trends, making it an essential resource for companies in FDA-regulated industries.

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  • CBP Is Changing the Rules for Importers of Record & What it Does to Importers of FDA Products
    2026/10/09

    Episode Summary: In this episode of FDA Imports: Cross-Border compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England, Sean O'Connor and Attorney Benjamin L. England delve into the complexities of the new importer of record requirements proposed under a recent executive order. As a former FDA attorney with extensive experience in FDA, customs, and federal regulatory enforcement, Ben explains the critical role of the importer of record in ensuring compliance with U.S. import regulations. The discussion highlights the implications of new bonding and U.S. asset requirements, which aim to hold importers accountable and ensure compliance. They also explore the challenges faced by non-resident importers in meeting these new standards, and the potential need for foreign companies to establish a U.S. presence. This episode is essential for importers looking to understand the evolving regulatory landscape and prepare for upcoming changes.

    Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:06 – Overview of New Importer of Record Requirements 00:42 – Importance of the Importer of Record 01:44 – Eligibility and Compliance Responsibilities 03:19 – Impact of New Bonding and Asset Requirements 05:31 – Customs' Ability to Enforce Compliance 06:12 – Ownership and Beneficial Ownership Disclosure 07:53 – Distinction Between U.S. and Foreign Importers 09:18 – Role of Sureties in Bond Agreements 10:19 – Challenges for Non-Resident Importers 11:56 – Preparing for Regulatory Changes 13:39 – Considerations for Establishing a U.S. Presence 14:56 – Ensuring Compliance to Avoid Penalties

    About the Show: FDA Imports: Cross-Border compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England is a podcast dedicated to helping businesses navigate the complex world of FDA regulations, customs, and international trade compliance. Hosted by experts in the field, each episode breaks down the latest legal developments, compliance strategies, and best practices for companies involved in importing and exporting goods. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the industry, this show offers valuable insights and practical advice to ensure your business remains compliant and competitive in the global market.

    For more information, visit our website: http://www.fdaimports.com/

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    16 分
  • Trump's Customs Enforcement Executive Order: Importers Need to Know
    2026/09/25

    Episode Summary:

    In this episode of FDA Imports: Cross-Border compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England, host Sean O'Connor speaks with Attorney Benjamin L. England, a former FDA attorney with over 40 years of experience in FDA, customs, and federal regulatory enforcement. They delve into the implications of the new executive order on customs enforcement signed by the president, which introduces significant changes for importers. The discussion covers new importer eligibility rules, the importance of maintaining good standing, and the increased scrutiny on issues like transshipments, undervaluation, and forced labor imports.

    Benjamin provides insights into how these changes will affect importers, the potential penalties for non-compliance, and offers practical advice for companies to prepare and adapt. This episode is essential for anyone involved in importing goods into the United States, as it provides crucial information on compliance and risk management in light of the new regulations.

    Key Timestamps:

    00:01 – Introduction

    00:21 – Overview of the Executive Order

    00:54 – Key Changes for Importers

    01:56 – Significance of Importer Eligibility Rules

    03:18 – Good Standing Requirements

    04:48 – Impact of Fentanyl Importation on Eligibility

    06:46 – Focus on Transshipments and Undervaluation

    07:36 – Customs Enforcement on Quotas and Duties

    08:12 – Forced Labor and Withhold Release Orders

    09:26 – Penalty Standards and Mitigation

    11:31 – Compliance Program Importance

    12:59 – Real-World Example of Compliance Challenges

    14:36 – Liquidated Damages and Mitigation

    16:14 – Advice for Importers on New Regulations

    About the Show:

    FDA Imports: Cross-Border compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England is a podcast dedicated to providing valuable insights into the complex world of FDA and customs regulations. Hosted by experienced professionals, the show offers in-depth discussions on compliance, enforcement, and regulatory changes affecting importers and exporters.

    Listeners can expect expert analysis, practical advice, and real-world examples to help navigate the challenges of cross-border trade. Whether you're a seasoned importer or new to the industry, this podcast is your go-to resource for staying informed and compliant in an ever-evolving regulatory landscape.

    For more information, visit our website:

    http://www.fdaimports.com/

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    19 分
  • IEEPA Refunds: Who Actually Gets Paid And What Happens Next?
    2026/09/11

    Episode Summary: In this episode of FDA Imports: Cross-Border compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England, host Sean O'Connor and former FDA attorney Benjamin L. England dive into the complexities surrounding Judge Eaton's recent IEPA refund orders. They explore the implications of the Supreme Court ruling on IEPA tariffs, the challenges importers face with customs, and the potential pushback from customs against Judge Eaton's decisions. Ben explains the intricacies of the litigation process, the importance of understanding liquidation dates, and the strategic considerations for importers contemplating lawsuits to secure refunds. This episode is crucial for importers seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of federal regulatory enforcement and maximize their chances of successful refunds.

    Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:24 – Judge Eaton's IEPA Refund Orders 01:13 – Supreme Court Ruling on IEPA Tariffs 02:08 – Litigation Posture and Class Action Misconceptions 03:18 – Customs' Response to Judge Eaton's Rulings 04:08 – Challenges with Refund Claims and ACE System 05:28 – Customs' Pushback and Jurisdiction Issues 06:36 – Judge Eaton's Letter to the Department of Justice 08:05 – The Role of Lawsuits in Securing Refunds 09:00 – Unusual Judicial Orders and Pressure Tactics 10:57 – Potential for Settlement and Customs' Responsibilities 12:11 – Complexities in Valuation and Refund Calculations 14:07 – Misunderstandings About Lawsuits and Administrative Processes 16:08 – Importance of Monitoring Protest Deadlines

    About the Show: FDA Imports: Cross-Border compliance with Attorney Benjamin L. England is a podcast dedicated to helping importers and trade professionals navigate the complex world of FDA regulations, customs, and federal compliance. Hosted by Sean O'Connor and featuring insights from experienced attorney Benjamin L. England, the show offers practical advice, legal analysis, and updates on the latest regulatory changes. Whether you're dealing with tariffs, import/export issues, or compliance challenges, this podcast provides the knowledge and tools needed to succeed in the global marketplace.

    For more information, visit our website: http://www.fdaimports.com/

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    20 分
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