9 CFR Part 557
23 sections.
- § 557.1Definitions; application of provisions
- § 557.2Eligibility of foreign countries for importation of fish and fish products into the United States
- § 557.3No fish or fish product to be imported without compliance with applicable regulations
- § 557.4Imported fish and fish products; foreign certificates required
- § 557.5Importer to make application for inspection of fish and fish products for entry
- § 557.6Fish and fish products for importation; program inspection, time and place; application for approval of facilities as official import inspection establishment; refusal or withdrawal of approval; official numbers
- § 557.7Products for importation; movement prior to inspection; handling; bond; assistance
- § 557.8Import fish and fish products; equipment and means of conveyance used in handling to be maintained in sanitary condition
- § 557.9[Reserved]
- § 557.10Samples; inspection of consignments; refusal of entry; marking
- § 557.11Receipts to importers for import fish product samples
- § 557.12Foreign canned or packaged fish and fish products bearing trade labels; sampling and inspection
- § 557.13Foreign fish and fish products offered for importation; reporting of findings to Customs
- § 557.14Marking of fish and fish products and labeling of immediate containers thereof for importation
- § 557.15Outside containers of foreign products; marking and labeling; application of official inspection legend
- § 557.16Small importations for importer's own consumption; requirements
- § 557.17Returned U.S. inspected and marked fish and fish products
- § 557.18Fish or fish products offered for entry and entered to be handled and transported as domestic; exception
- § 557.19Specimens for laboratory examination and similar purposes
- § 557.20-557.23[Reserved]
- § 557.24Appeals; how made
- § 557.25Disposition procedures for fish and fish products condemned or ordered destroyed under import inspection
- § 557.26Official import inspection marks and devices
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