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FDA National Drug Code NDC Labeler Code
What is the relationship between a Labeler Code and National Drug Code NDC?
The United States Drug Listing Act of 1972 requires registered drug establishments to provide the FDA with a current list of all drugs manufactured, prepared, propagated, compounded, or processed for commercial distribution.
Drug products are identified and reported using a unique 10-digit, three-segment number called the National Drug Code (NDC Labeler code), a universal drug product identifier. FDA publishes the listed NDC numbers and the information submitted as part of the listing information in the NDC directory to the public.
The first five numeric characters of the 10-character NDC code identify the manufacturer or distributor and are known as the Labeler Code. The FDA assigns this part. The last five numeric characters of the 10-character code identify the drug and the trade package size and type. The segment that identifies the drug formulation is known as the Product Code, and the segment that identifies the trade package size and type is known as the Package Code. The manufacturer or distributor will assign the Product and Package Code before the drug is listed.
Drug manufacturers should submit a request in Structured Product Labeling (SPL) format via the FDA’s Electronic Submission Gateway (ESG) to obtain the NDC Labeler code. Drug manufacturers should also have a U.S. agent to submit the SPL successfully.
FDA Listing Inc. can act as the U.S. agent and assist drug manufacturers in preparing and submitting the SPL file to obtain the NDC Labeler code. You can call or email us if you need assistance with the NDC Labeler code.
Service Details & Fees
395 USD
3-4 Days
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
U.S. FDA requires filling of Prior Notice before food shipments enter the United States. This will include Prior Notice for food samples for trade shows or consumption. After filling the Prior Notice, you will be assigned with a confirmation number that will be used by your U.S. customs broker for the shipment release. A Prior Notice can also be filed by your own compnay or international transit firms as well as shipment companies (DHL, FedEx, TNT, etc).
Service Details & Fees
Labeler Code Request
395 USD
Time Required
3-4 Days
U.S. Agent
FDA Communications
20-Mins Consultation
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