The United States government has a heavily regulated process for importing and exporting biological samples, and for good reason. These protocols are designed to prevent the transportation of exotic diseases and to inhibit the supply to illegal markets.
While understanding the reasons for the high regulation, it can still be extremely complicated to navigate the different governing bodies and acquire the correct applications or permits. Failure to follow the process also has dire consequences: samples can get held at customs, there may be fines involved, and your estimated drug development timeline just got much longer.
We know how frustrating delays in your development process are. Our comprehensive guide gives you the information you need to be confident that your samples will not be compromised, and your timeline will not be delayed. Download our comprehensive guide to learn how to properly import and export biological samples to avoid potential issues and stay on track.