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On March 31, 2017, FDA issued a guidance formally recognizing the Data Universal
Numbering System ("DUNS") number as an acceptable
unique facility identifier ("UFI") for importers
responsible for meeting the requirements of the Foreign Supplier
Verification Programs ("FSVP") rule. The final FSVP rule, which requires that importers
perform certain risk-based activities to verify that food imported
into the United States has been produced in a manner that meets
applicable U.S. safety standards, previously indicated that FDA
might consider DUNS numbers as acceptable UFI(s). FDA stated, "the identification of importers
will help the FDA effectively implement, monitor compliance with,
and enforce the FSVP requirements."
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